Psychology of Weight Loss – The 6 steps to Lasting Weight Loss [Forum]
Saturday, June 26, 2010 23:26I have been through 5 years of diets, weight and food obsesssion which have led me to low self esteem, insecurity in the romatic area and Body Dysmorphic disorder. I have tried everything in order to loose weight: from cabbage soup to apple vinegar pills and from meal relacements to eating nothing. I always went back on binge eating after a diet.
The only thing that worked for me were these 6 steps:
1. discover the events and the beliefs created by the events which caused your weight gain;
2. understand that those past events may have nothing to do neither with you, nor with your worth, hence your disempowering beliefs may not be true;
3. know yourself;
4. create optimistic future expectations;
5. eliminate all your disempowering beliefs and your weight gain feeders. Empowering beliefs will follow naturally;
6. make a realistic, but inspiring plan of life goals which will keep you passionate about your daily life - build Weight Loss Feeders.
I have lost 9 pounds and I have maintained my weight for the past 3 years. I have got back my a healthy self esteem.
I know how hard it is to go on a diet. I remember vividly how helpless I was feeling. My plan is a non-diet weight loss programme, which focuses on your mind, not on food.
I would be pleased to provide you with my free e-book: 'Changing your beliefs - The 6 steps to Lasting Weight Loss', where you can find out detailed steps on overcoming the weight-gain mindset.
This is my e-mail address: rebella86@hotmail.co.uk.
Just let me know!