I Eat What Don’t Say: Beyond People-Pleasing and Sugar Cravings

My dear future self, I am ready. I am ready to move on from endless people-pleasing. I am ready to let my own voice be heard, to honor my needs. I am ready to leave behind unsatisfying sugar overeating. I start now. Love you.I Eat What I Don't Say traces the exact pipeline from self-silencing to sugar. The daily accumulation of swallowed feelings, accommodated demands, and unspoken truths that the body, eventually, metabolizes into cravings. Written by nutritionist Ekaterina Choukel, who lived this before she studied it, this book maps the way out. Through the biology, the psychology, the identity work, and the practical rebuilding of a life that sugar simply cannot compete with.For the woman who has spent years being the most reliable person in every room and the most invisible person in every relationship. For the woman who is fed up of being emotionally tired and sugar triggered. For the woman who is tired of starting over.

Pagina's: 119, Paperback, Independently published