
Overcoming Overeating
Conquer Your Obsession With Food
Vermilion (Publisher)
Published on 6. January 2000
Book
Paperback/Softback
256 pages
978-0-09-182561-4 (ISBN)
Description
Do you feel compelled to eat when you're not hungry? Do you feel guilty and worthless after binge eating? Would you like to:
* Lose weight naturally?
* Enjoy the food you most desire?
* Forget your preoccupation with eating and weight?
* Discover the freedom of no restraints?
* Give up dieting forever?
OVERCOMING OVEREATING makes all this possible, returning eating to its natural place in life, so that food becomes something to be enjoyed rather than feared. OVERCOMING OVEREATING will help you to break out of the lonely cycle of diet, binge, recrimination and self-loathing. Both practical and reassuring, it offers realistic guidance on how to conquer an obession with food and restore your self-esteem.
* Lose weight naturally?
* Enjoy the food you most desire?
* Forget your preoccupation with eating and weight?
* Discover the freedom of no restraints?
* Give up dieting forever?
OVERCOMING OVEREATING makes all this possible, returning eating to its natural place in life, so that food becomes something to be enjoyed rather than feared. OVERCOMING OVEREATING will help you to break out of the lonely cycle of diet, binge, recrimination and self-loathing. Both practical and reassuring, it offers realistic guidance on how to conquer an obession with food and restore your self-esteem.
More details
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Ebury Publishing
Product notice
Paperback (UK-B)
Dimensions
Height: 198 mm
Width: 126 mm
Thickness: 15 mm
Weight
304 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-09-182561-4 (9780091825614)
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Previous edition
Jane R. Hirschmann | Carol H. Munter
Overcoming Overeating
Book
01/1990
Hutchinson
€28.65
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Persons
Jane Hirschmann And Carol Munter