Food is not the enemy. 
It isn’t synonymous with weight gain.
It doesn’t equal fat.
Food is life.
It’s fuel.
Eating isn’t an act of shame.
It isn’t weakness.
It’s a form of self-care.
Eating is about more than just nourishing your body—it’s about nourishing your heart and soul.
Food gives us the energy we need to follow our dreams, make connections, explore new places, take hold of opportunities, and engage in life.
You’ve believed the thoughts telling you food is bad for far too long.
It’s time to challenge them.
It’s time to give yourself permission to eat.
It’s time to say yes to life. 

Food is not the enemy. 

It isn’t synonymous with weight gain.

It doesn’t equal fat.

Food is life.

It’s fuel.

Eating isn’t an act of shame.

It isn’t weakness.

It’s a form of self-care.

Eating is about more than just nourishing your body—it’s about nourishing your heart and soul.

Food gives us the energy we need to follow our dreams, make connections, explore new places, take hold of opportunities, and engage in life.

You’ve believed the thoughts telling you food is bad for far too long.

It’s time to challenge them.

It’s time to give yourself permission to eat.

It’s time to say yes to life. 

Source: anatomy-of-recovery

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