Today on Never Say Diet: Here you thought you were just enjoying a nice dinner with friends — but breaking research shows you could be catching omgdeathfat!
Someone, please. Hide the children. Now go click over and read the …

Today on Never Say Diet: Here you thought you were just enjoying a nice dinner with friends — but breaking research shows you could be catching omgdeathfat!
Someone, please. Hide the children. Now go click over and read the …
But that won’t stop the diet scam industry from trying to sell you some of these sketch weight loss lollipops. Because these shysters* are jumping on the forbidden food band wagon with all those beauty brands that I am forever …
You know how problems can feel so impossible when they’re rattling around in your head and then as soon as you talk it out, you feel a million times better? That’s the logic for Body Confessions, the anonymous group …
Some heart-breaking stuff over on Never Say Diet (from Wednesday, but I am running all kinds of behind this week, so just getting a chance to tell you about it now). And a lot of them seem to stem from …
Though darn it all, if I haven’t been trying. Some thoughts on the parallels between compulsive eating and compulsive spending, inspired by Geneen Roth‘s new book.
PS. Guess what? I think the trouble with the Chime Ins may be …
Oprah and Tennie McCarty — “maverick” eating disorder therapist and star of the Oprah Winfrey Network’s new show “Addicted to Food” sure think so.
I have more complex opinions about this than can be whittled down to a 500 word …
No? How do you expect the antiperspirant industry to thrive with that kind of attitude? What kind of American are you? Get thee over to Never Say Diet so you can pick up the latest body part obsession du jour…
Twist! You’re getting a Never Say Diet post on a Monday, and a brand-spanking-new Beauty U story tomorrow. Despite what I said on Facebook on Friday — Post #1 about the final licensing exams needs a little more spit …
Is really not a diet at all, and that’s why we can talk about it today over on Never Say Diet.
PS. Does anyone else find it completely obnoxious that book publishers are apparently convinced they can’t possibly sell …
Today on Never Say Diet, I’m talking about why disordered eating patterns continue to pop up in our 30s, 40s, 50s and beyond — and why they’re more likely to go undiagnosed in this age group.
By the way, …
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