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39 comments
I am 10 months into my intuitive eating journey!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BThSGAp_loE&t=21s
I really appreciate the talk about economical impact sometimes and about doctors. There have been doctors that don’t make everything about my weight and actually make me feel like a person while others I feel like they just judge me and makes me uncomfortable. It is real that people in any setting can treat you differently because of your weight. Once I got referred to get some hormonal tests done because I was exercising and eating healthy and wasn’t really losing weight and the doctor didn’t want to even test me and rolled his eyes at the fact that and he himself told me that doctors send patients to see if there are underlying problems affecting weight and he said that most cases aren’t. He went on saying I’m going to get diabetes even though I just tested my glucose and was great! It was probably the worst experience I had with a doctor. I have been fat since I was about 7 or 8 and I have always felt like I have been treated differently even by my parents who are fat themselves. Even boys that liked me privately would treat me badly in front of others because it was unacceptable to be attracted to a fat person. Also people think money is an excuse but there honestly have been times that I can’t afford all the veggies and fruits etc so I eat rice and eggs, beans, etc or pasta because it is the cheapest. I’ve been making an effort to budget and really try to buy as much produce as I can afford but it is hard sometimes. I can go on and on there is so much that comes with being fat and it is different for everyone. But I really loved this video. I have an appointment coming up with a dietician and will be talking and looking into about intuitive eating.
Ive counted calories and macros for about 8 months now, no breaks. And it has helped me get an understanding of health, comming from a food addict because i used food for comfort. I still have weight to lose for health, not looks, but I AM SO TIRED OD WEIGHING AND COUNTING AND DOING MATHS TO FIGURE OUT WHAT THE CALORIES PER PORTIONS OF HOMECOOKED MEALS ARE.Sometimes i choose unhealthy foods simply because they are easier to calorie count??? THAT STOPS TODAY!
of course intuitive eating is the solution for everything! it’s your cash cow:)
I’ve had this video in my watch later list for too long! Glad I finally watched it, and I am yet again grateful for your content!
Thank you for sharing this with us, Abbey!
Their seems to be a lot of obesity banalisation on these types of channels…
At 18:46 Jessica talks about “the binge feeling” and I shivered as I listened, remembering regularly battling with that feeling (and ultimately losing countless times) for four decades as I desperately tried to lose weight on low fat high carb diets. It was horrific, actually, and lead to depression and mental health issues developing, not to mention crippling self-esteem because I had to wear my constant ‘failures’ on my body in the form of excess fat. It was so hard to live with the shame of being such a public failure…
Thankfully, I found LCHF/keto three years ago and banished the 100lb excess fat I’d developed, banished depression, and have NEVER felt the need to binge since! I am finally living the dream I so longed for. All it took was stopping eating the foods that made me fat and depressed; namely most carbs, starches, grains and all processed foods. Now, I keep it very simple; an animal protein portion cooked with (usually) a simple animal fat (like lard or butter or cream) with simply prepared above-ground veg on the side. I usually just eat 18/6 because I am never hungry nowadays either and never need to snack between my two meals. Tonight I am having salmon roasted plus asparagus spears, tarragon sauce made with double cream.
Three years of easy adherence so far. Why? Because it is easy once all the unnecessary ‘low fat’ and hyper-addictive carbs are eliminated and animal fat added. I specify animal fat to distinguish from the very popular and cheap but toxic industrial seed/veg oils that are used in processed foods and restaurant meals. Keep well away from this stuff!
Intuitive eating is wishy washy nonsense. Literally means nothing, it’s a subjective term… So much quackery.
i find mixing up what you eat is the easiet way to stay motivated! im going to post some healthy recipies soon on my channel. thanks for the cook book tips i will check these out!
I finally got to my best ever weight happily, slowly, fairly easily by adopting these principles. I was finally able to stop bingeing, and I enjoy regular exercise for the first time. I think there’s something in it for everyone. And I still eat chips. Just not by the bags full.
But I take issue with “thin privilege.” Hoo ha and baloney. There are natural consequences to our choices. All choices. And no one gets through life without adversity and sorrow, regardless of your circumstances.
I’ve recently discovered your channel. You’re such a kind person and I appreciate the way you describe things in your video. Thank you and please keep up the great work!
I have wanted to lose some fat and build muscle for a while now but I have developed a bad habit of eating when bored. I wouldn’t say I’m addicted to food but whenever I’ve been bored (especially during quarantine) I’ve been going for my comfort foods which are often unhealthy like ice cream, cake, pop tarts, salty chips and ramen. Sometimes I try to eat healthier meals but when I’m bored I still go back to eating even if I’m not hungry. I don’t really know what to do. I don’t know how to stop this habit. Do you know what I could do to help lose this habit and safely lose fat and gain muscle?
Eating intuitively is what gets people to morbid obesity. It’s nonsense. If you are eating too much you must restrict yourself.
I’m obese and I can’t seem to lose weight I’m 5’2 and 190 I have been on my fitness pal and I put on 15 pounds sense then. I feel like a failure. I hate my body. I want to lose weight but I can’t seem to do it. any tips? I try to eat less but then over eat the next day or the next week. I eat whatever my mom cooks. I work out a lot because I enjoy it but I can’t shed a pound I just keep gaining. I don’t want to get to 200, I’m scared.
I feel like years from now there’s gonna be a lawsuit agains Lysol or something bc of the effects, kind of like the lawsuit against roundup
Wonderful summary! Thank you for bringing light to IE on your platform!
on the 20 minutes watching this video, I tried unconsciously about 5 times to press the “Like” button, only to realize I had already done it. This is how much I liked this video
I am “obese” and after a lifetime of cycles of diets I now struggle with binge eating. I’ve been introduced to intuitive eating and have not worked through the book yet. I’ve been trying to only eat what I need and that nothing is off limits. It’s been really good. But I can’t let go of my weight goals. I’m sad that I’ll be this size forever.
How can I achieve a healthier weight without my body fighting back and being bigger in the long run?!
I like that you’re addressing that it’s not a new diet and not a quick fix. It is getting back to what is right for our bodies, so we decide what that is.
I want to lose weight and eat “cleaner” for my own personal fitness goals, not for society or to prevent shaming.
In Brazil is different, if you go to a registered dietitian, you certainly will leave with a crazy expensive meal plan that will basically make you suffer because some healthy foods taste like garbage and will make you hungry all the time. I’m a size 12, and I don’t want to loose weight but the first thing that they used to tell me was “you need to loose weight”, it was so painful, I ended up giving up diet and looked for other resources like a mental health professional and good sources on the internet, your channel is a breath of sanity, very needed in our sick society
Every is a New Day and not every Day i want to eat The same. Today i want Beans on the morning and i was asking myself. If i really should have to eat Beans in Sunday morning. So that Is why im looking this video.
As a kid I was overweight and when I became a teenager I lost weight and transferred school’s and one weird thing I’m noticing that bothers me a lot is that I used to be heavily ashamed of my past and didn’t want anyone to know that I was overweight, but like, now that nobody does, and everybody I know see’s me as medium/small, I still feel and think of myself as overweight since thats how I grew up and that is how I was when I developed most of my identity. So like, when we talk about prejudice against fat people, I automatically think of myself as a victim of it even still, and it takes me a minute to remember and accept that I do actually have thin privilege. I hate to admit it but it honestly makes me mad. It feels like I no longer have the right to be angry about the way I was treated since I no longer am treated that way, but I still treat myself with fat-phobia and the shit I’ve dealt with feels like it can never be acknowledged. ALso I hate it when I tell people I was fat growing up and they’re like, “don’t say that about yourself”. Like, that just fucking stings cause it reinforces the idea that fatness is something that undermines your worth as a human being. And it bothers me when people tell me I can’t speak for fat people because I’m not particularly fat, but like, bruh, I was though. For most of my life. And now I have a chronic eating disorder and body dysmorphia. Like, it just feels like all of my pain is so un-acknowledgeable, and no group, overweight or not, can accurately represent my experience.
Sorry for that tangent that isn’t related to anything this video just really brought some feelings up lol
I love that you’re so woke about how to address folks w/ diabetes, obesity, etc., while also understanding we all need positive relationships with actual NUTRITION not just being thin. V refreshing on YouTube!
Growing up I was skinny as heck because all I ate was chicken, cheese pasta, and hot dogs for like one meal and then drink caffeine free (but regular sugar) coca cola as a way to stave off hunger. I was crazy sick throughout my childhood, but because my parents knew nothing about nutrition, I suffered while nothing changed. Your videos help me learn about better nutrition while still enjoying the food I eat.
My anticipation to take “Yamzoko Weebly” (Google it) weight loss plan is at all time high. I did not modify my eating habits and also did not improve my workout level. In just a short period of 30 days, I actually dropped 6 lbs. With this this method, I did observe that I consumed food less and also filled up faster..
i have to question your use of the term “healthy weight” at a few points throughout this video.
Vegan intuitive eater there: intuitive eating and veganism are absolutely compatible. It depends on your reasons for being vegan.
If it’s for the animals or the environment, it’s all good: you end up not seeing animal products as food anymore anyway.
If it’s for health and weight loss: obviously it’s not IE.
Health vegans are way less likely to stay vegan in the long run and more likely to feel disatisfied by their food, though it’s also because they tend to be more than just vegan: they can be fruitarians, raw foodies, etc: some of these diets are really crazy.
Animal and eco vegans (especially animal vegans) are way more likely to stay vegan in the long run, to really enjoy food and do not feel deprived at all. Once the transition is done, eating well is far from being a puzzle, tbh it’s about as simple for me to stay healthy as when I was a carnist (non vegan)
Thatcs why, aside from showing research showing veganism is nutritionally sufficient, I never ever use health arguments in my advocacy
Not that I’m for diet culture either, and I understand what you are saying re obesity and its associated repercussions and link to social determinants… But what about the established link between visceral fat and metabolic disturbances, increased cardiovascular disease risk, type 2 diabetes, breast cancer, etc.?
Ahhhhh hell yes! (What I found myself saying many times while watching this)
There is no enough evidence that on intuitive eating junky foods lose their allure and that people start to crave more healthy food. It’s just a theory. May be at some point yes, but we don’t know actually. What people say and think they do and what they actually do a big difference. A lot of people tend to choose high calorie foods on evolutionary basis.
Hi, I have a question!
I’m not vegan but I wanted to know can you be vegan and still be intuitive eating? Because being vegan, vegetarian, pescatarian, dairy-free, etc(weather we want it or not) is a way of restricting, even if it’s not for health or weight motives it still is restriction right? Like if you do follow a type of restriction you can still call it intuitive eating?
PLEASE ANSWER…… what AGE do you become a registered dietitian if you study full time
This is so helpful! The points you make about weight descrimination have put in to words things I have felt and experienced my whole life but could never express. Thank you!
Isn’t that just eating? Like I’m hungry I’ll eat, I’m full I stop…don’t get it
that is exactly me when I decided to get off from keto and fuck the calorie calculator and eat what ever I want and never let eat occupy all the space in my mind and attention!!!! And now I found myself hating the feeling of being 100% full cause that’s soo not fresh, and I tend to be grumpier, and I totally can’t take it when something is too sweet, I basically feel disgusting when I eat for example a too sweet ice cream. I lost some weight but not a lot, and now I feel like it’s my set point….but really weight doesn’t matter, the structure of the body is. Now by adding more sports that make me happy like riding bikes or klettern or yoga, I’m hoping to shake offf some fat!!!
When I was in middle school/high school I wanted to lose weight because I felt like I needed to look a certain way. There were times where I was afraid to eat in front of other people and I let food have so much control of my happiness. I’m in college now, and I still want to lose weight, but now for completely different reasons. I don’t care so much about my size anymore, but more about my overall health. In the past three years of my life, my mom, dad, and other close relatives of mine have had major health complications because of their unhealthy eating habits. So while going down a few sizes may be a plus, it’s not a huge concern for me. I want to be the one in my family who won’t have to let these health complications get in the way of their lives, I want to be able to be active with my future kids, and I just want to feel good. I am very grateful for channels like Abbey’s because they remind me that I am perfectly normal and will have ups and downs but in the end, I am valued and loved and should never punish myself for who I am or what I eat.
Hi Abbey, I’ve really enjoyed watching your videos. I am a herbalist and have studied nutrition as well. I have come across this “program” called Bright Line Eating, which I find very problematic in lots of ways. I’d be curious to hear your review of it. Thanks again for your videos, and thanks for getting the real info out there!!
This video was very informative. Thank you. Also, I love your shirt. It suits you perfectly!