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To All the Nachos I've Loved Before-Workbook 1, Chapter 2

Dear Food, I Love You. I Hate You. Don't Leave Me!: A Bible Study Program Designed to Help You Shatter Food Strongholds For Lasting Health and Joy (WORKBOOK 1)

Welcome back to another soul-nourishing episode of the Dear Food Podcast, where we dive deep into our relationship with food, finding joy, and achieving food freedom. I'm your host, Julia Fikse, and today, we have a lot to celebrate and explore together. So grab a cup of your favorite tea and settle in for some uplifting insights!

First and foremost, let's take a moment to revel in the victories along our path to health, joy, and freedom from the chains of food. It's important to recognize the incredible gifts that the Lord bestows upon us through personal triumphs. So, I want to hear all about your success stories! Share them with me and our beautiful Dear Food community. Your victories are not only an inspiration but a testament to the power of God's love working in our lives.

Speaking of triumphs, I have some exciting news to share! The much-anticipated Workbook 3 is right around the corner, and you, my dear listeners, will be the first to know when it hits the shelves. Make sure to sign up for our newsletter to receive that exclusive announcement directly in your inbox. Oh, and don't forget to explore the free Food/Mood Tracker available on our website. It's an amazing tool to help you understand the connections between your moods and the foods you consume. Trust me, it's a game-changer!

Now, let's dive into the main topic of today's episode:

Chapter Two: "To All the Nachos I've Loved Before."

In this episode, we explore the intricate relationship we have with food and the transformative power of creating a food history timeline. Through this exercise, we gain a deeper understanding of how events, emotions, and our eating habits intertwine.

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I invite you to reflect on your own journey with food. How has your relationship evolved over the years? Are there any patterns in your unhealthy eating behaviors that you've noticed?

These questions are essential for our growth and self-discovery. As I open up about my own experience, viewing food as an abusive boyfriend, let's be honest with ourselves and dig deep into our emotions.

During this process, we'll create a food history timeline, mapping out significant events, changes in health and eating habits, and most importantly, the impact of our emotions on our eating choices. Let's acknowledge those emotional triggers that lead us down unhealthy paths. For me, it was loneliness and insecurity that seemed to whisper into my ear, urging me to eat away my sorrows.

Recognizing these emotional triggers is a powerful victory. It arms us with knowledge and helps us prepare for those challenging moments. And remember, my dear friends, you are not alone in this journey. I encourage you to share your discoveries with trusted friends or right here within our Dear Food community. Let's offer support, prayers, and open arms to one another.

As we conclude today's episode, let me remind you that God has already started a good work within you, and He will see it through to completion. Celebrate the progress you've made so far by taking a five-minute walk while playing your favorite uplifting song. Let the joy wash over you and fill your heart.

To all of you, my beloved listeners, I want to express my love and gratitude. You are beautiful, and your health goals matter. Remember that Jesus loves you deeply in every step of your journey toward food freedom.

Until next time, dear friends, keep celebrating those victories, stay connected with the Dear Food community, and nourish your souls as you pursue a life of joy and freedom. Together, we can conquer anything that comes our way!

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