A Sneaky Lie We Tell Ourselves That Steals Our Happiness

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Karen Lost 25 Pounds, But The Real Transformation Was No Longer Using Food To Comfort and Escape

"Food has been my hiding place and comfort for so long."That simple sentence captures the heart of Karen's story.For years, she believed weight loss meant restriction, misery, and constantly thinking about food.She'd lost weight before. But she was also, in her words, "cranky, hu ...  Show more

A Doctor Who Thought He Knew What To Do, But Couldn’t Seem To Do It

Paul is a physician.He understands health.He knows how the body works.Yet after COVID, burnout, and the demands of life, he found himself gaining weight, unable to button his pants, and wondering how he'd gotten there.His problem wasn't a lack of knowledge.It was figuring out how ...  Show more

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