CLOSED Re: Re: My choice I choose

[Guest guest]

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Jane

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> >> Sorry if the following offends anyone. Most of us are here because we

> have

> >> lost control over food and the natural response in our bodies. We have

> done

> >> that because of circumstances, whether started when young or older. Older

> >> would be something we introduce to ourselves due to emotions, or

> >> circumstances we could not handle well. I know that for the most part,

> >> restriction does not work for me. I have learned not to " demonize " food.

> I

> >> gave my reasons for not wanting to eat so much cheese, that is my

> personal

> >> decision, and yes, I backed up the reason why I believe cheese is not my

> >> friend in overabundance. I still eat some cheese, just not in

> >> superabundance. I don't think anyone should eat cheese in superabundance,

> >> but neither do I think they should eat fatty hamburgers in abundance

> either.

> >> But that's my thinking, others think they should eat these substances in

> >> abundance. I don't think parents should feed their children a

> superabundance

> >> of those foods, yet many think they are " stewards " of the earth, etc.,

> but

> >> think maybe they can feed lots of junk food to their own children. I am

> not

> >> threatened that someone else has different nutritional needs or values,

> we

> >> will see how it all works out. I hope everybody is well and those who

> feel

> >> their bodies are telling them eat lots of things I don't want to eat,

> will

> >> be fine and in good health. A mother who feeds her children junk food on

> a

> >> consistent basis as a mainstay is not doing her children a favor IMO.

> Maybe

> >> there are reasons she gives them a steady diet of junk food. We all have

> >> reasons to overeat. That is what we're learning to overcome. We're

> learning

> >> to overcome false reasoning, poor reasoning. Of course that is my

> opinion,

> >> obviously not all would agree with that or take offense. I'm sorry about

> >> that Each one is different. If some children remain thin while being

> >> confronted with loads of junk food given by their parents, so be it. The

> >> amount of junk food one eats might make the difference between being

> healthy

> >> and not healthy for some. Also activity. Most diabetics are taught now

> that

> >> they can eat sugar, but in moderation. I don't think there is anything

> wrong

> >> with that, but that is my decision. I believe many people who are not

> >> naturally " intuitive eaters " need to be reeducated, just as IE is doing

> for

> >> those taking advantage of the teachings of the promoters of IE.

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