The book I would recommend is the overfed head by Rob Stevens. He has a website and you can read the first chapter online. I liked it because he didn't rely on case studied. It felt more like a talk he was giving directly to you.
Also Intuitive eating by by Evelyn Tribole and Elyse Resch.
There are others if you Google (or search on amazon) for intuitive eating.
Best way to get started is so really ask yourself are you hungry. Are you satisfied? Also if you're unsure wait a bit and ask the same questions again.
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Originally Posted by HopefulAgain
Hello!
I'm interesting in getting a book to learn more about intuitive eating. Any recommendations?
I've recently developed this weird relationship with food. I am thinking about it CONSTANTLY!! Always worrying about what I will eat. Trying to be uber-careful to eat what's "right". Stressing when I eat something bad...eating more and more bad stuff telling myself this is the last binge before going on a diet. (the diet never comes....the binging goes on). Feeling like a huge failure after eating huge amounts of junk food.
I will eat something and then if someone at work is ordering out for food I will order with them and eat it (even thought I am NOT hungry) and then when I go home I will eat whatever is for dinner!! So, basically, I will eat large amounts of garbage and then feel HORRIBLE but not really do anything about it. Just continue to eat junk without changing my behavior.
I want to get to the point where food is the last thing on my mind. I dont' want to obsess and have my life revolve around, "This is my last donut before I start eating salads.....no wait, this one is....no this one!!" I want eating to be purely a way to supply fuel for my body, NOT what I live for and obsess over.
Thanks!