The Recovery Warrior Shows

It happened again. You told yourself you would be "good", stick to your diet, and avoid those "bad" foods. But then, hunger takes over and you indulge. Cue the food guilt. How do you break this pattern of guilt around food?

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It happened again. You told yourself you would be "good", stick to your diet, and avoid those "bad" foods. But then, hunger takes over and you indulge. Cue the food guilt. How do you break this pattern of guilt around food?

It comes up so often when living with an eating disorder and during the recovery process. You might feel guilt over what you ate, how much you ate, when you ate, or who saw you eat. You may also feel guilty for not eating. Food guilt can come up in so many unexpected ways, and it makes you feel like you did something seriously wrong. This guilt can turn into shame and become debilitating.

Recovery teaches us that ultimately, all foods are neutral and there’s no morality involved in your food choices and eating habits. But how do you even begin to truly believe and practice this when you’re struggling with intense food guilt? In this episode, we share ways you can move past guilt around food.

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What is The Recovery Warrior Shows?

Real talk. Real insights. Real stories of recovery helping people stop fighting food and their body since 2012.

Welcome to Recovery Warriors podcast channel. Where many voices come together to share the one great journey to full eating disorder recovery.

With a unique lineup of shows, your food, body, and self-esteem struggles are covered from every angle. Balancing science and soul, we tell stories and share evidence-based research behind what it takes to recover from restriction, anorexia, bulimia, over-exercising, binge eating, chronic dieting and disordered eating. Not only that, we also cover the underlying trauma, limiting beliefs, and painful emotions that keep you trapped in cycles of feeling powerless and stuck.

It’s exhausting constantly thinking about food and worrying about your weight. You, dear warrior, don’t have to live like this. Together, let’s march forward into a future where you’re living, breathing proof that recovery is possible.