A long article from The Atlantic here:
short version is, diets don't work. People are still overweight and have all kinds of food-based anxiety and disorders to boot.
Eating intuitively won't make you lose weight, but it will take away the angst and stigma around food. The idea being, if you can eat as much pizza as you want whenever you want, you'll eventually stop gorging on pizza. You will also learn to listen to your body and are likely to eat better as a result.
It sounds like the argument for legalising drugs. I don't think it will work for most people, but might help some.
short version is, diets don't work. People are still overweight and have all kinds of food-based anxiety and disorders to boot.
Eating intuitively won't make you lose weight, but it will take away the angst and stigma around food. The idea being, if you can eat as much pizza as you want whenever you want, you'll eventually stop gorging on pizza. You will also learn to listen to your body and are likely to eat better as a result.
It sounds like the argument for legalising drugs. I don't think it will work for most people, but might help some.