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How Weight and Food Obsessions Disconnect Us and Why This Is so Harmful
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tinybuddha.com“We are hard-wired to connect with others, it’s what gives purpose and meaning to our lives, and without it, there is suffering.” ~Brené Brown I was inducted into diet culture in my early teens and then into the health and fitness industry in my early thirties, when my “fitness journey” had finally really taken off, and I ultimately became a personal trainer and nutrition and wellness coach.
Once we’ve given enough years of our life to diet culture, many of us begin to recognize the ways that it’s harming us and all the things it’s stealing from us. .
Self-worth and self-trust. Mental, emotional, and physical health and well-being. My grandmother’s cookies. The ability to just eat and enjoy food without fear.
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