FOR BETTER OR WORSE: Marriage, Weight, and Sane Eating
People in relationships, and married people especially, gain much more weight over time than singles. The reasons for this are
People in relationships, and married people especially, gain much more weight over time than singles. The reasons for this are
This week I’m happy to introduce you to a new blog I’ve launched at Psychology Today. Called “Thin From Within”,
Every so often, we scramble to shift how we eat in response to the latest diet news. First we aim
This time of year I hear lots of worries about the coming warm weather—specifically, about the swimsuits, tank tops, and
“But not all overeating is emotional….” I blogged on March 21. In part I’d reacted to a headline stating “What
I’m always combing the media, looking for both the useful and the absurd on food and diet and eating. There’s
From time to time, I’m asked about the weight loss “jump-start”. And what is this? When people use this term,
I return now to thinking about “food rules” (see January 31, below). These recent guideline sets, like those offered by
Yes, it’s true that I spend hours each week helping people get their weight and eating in check. However, it’s
If you eat to soothe or stuff your feelings, does that make you a food addict? For years, science said