Your body has gotten confused over the years. Whether you’ve been on multiple diets or find yourself using food to help with stress and strong emotions, you probably feel like your body and mind are something that can’t be trusted and needs to be controlled.

Throwing out all the ‘junk food’ after a late-night binge and promising to do better the next day is not an uncommon event in your life. Maybe you’re relying on programs and food-tracking apps to make sure you're not going over your macro or calorie limits. Is this you?

This is an all-too-common phenomenon that happens with SO. MANY. WOMEN.

What’s the problem here? What’s missing that willpower just doesn’t seem to work?

The short answer is trust - trusting your body, your internal cues that have been shut off due to a cycle of restriction and overeating.

Let me be clear. This is not your fault. Friends, family, magazines, TV, and social media have created a confusing culture in which being thin and constantly pursuing weight loss is connected with your worth in this world.

How do we remedy this? This is where relearning to trust your body’s cues comes in.

Understanding your hunger is a simple, but long-lasting way of practicing building trust in your body so that you don’t have to rely on diets or other external sources of when you should begin and finish eating.

This also results in less overeating, less stress eating, and less bingeing. Weight fluctuations mellow out. Body confidence and trust increase.

Say goodbye to dieting for good.

The extra cool thing about this guide is that the practice of tuning into your internal cues, like hunger, offers an awareness of your body that can open doors to healing your relationship with food and body.

So what are you waiting for? This seriously works.

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I’ll be checking in with you via email to see how it’s going. I know this stuff is brand new to you.

It’s an absolute paradigm shift on how you approach hunger, food, and how they relate to your relationship with yourself.