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Beth Goodbody's avatar

I'm a stress eater and that sucks. But the stress will get back to normal and so will my mostly healthy eating.

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James Fell's avatar

Same. That’s why My weight went up the last two years.

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Beth Goodbody's avatar

Until my A1 went up and I had to eat better my saying was that I would rather be fat than vomiting.

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Brenda F.'s avatar

Balance 365 is a great program! I did it and it helped a lot! Before it, I was a chronic yo-yo dieter who had tried Weight Watchers, Noom, Intermittent Fasting, Fast Metabolism, you-name-it-I-probably-did-it diets... and although I did lose weight on the majority of them, I gained it back within a couple years. And guess what. I didn't even really need to lose weight in the first place. Sigh. I have spent the last 25 years (probably more), concerned about my weight and I got friggen tired of it. So I tried Balance 365 with great skepticism, but was somewhat optimistic because they seemed different. And they are. So I have stopped even trying to lose weight, have worked on my body dysmorphia, mindset, all that stuff with their help. It's the best thing I have found to date.

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James Fell's avatar

I cannot overstate how much I love this.

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Jorey Beamesderfer's avatar

How is Balance365 different from Abby Langer’s Over 40 philosophy?

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James Fell's avatar

Abby Langer is fantastic. I endorsed her book. B365 is more about creating a community. The two can work in combination, if that's what you're after.

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Kelli Rooney's avatar

James, I do hope your Balance 365 book is written with your same pen personality, ie "sweary healthy stuff" because I think I'd like to order it for a family member who won't read a weightloss book past page 2, if it's not at least entertaining. :)

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James Fell's avatar

Alas, it’s not. But they have lots of videos.

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