Ever wondered whether stepping on the scale supports or sabotages your food recovery? This week on Food Shrinks, we're tackling this tricky topic head-on! Today, the Shrinks discuss the complexities of weighing oneself during recovery, the potential triggers, and the importance of tailoring recovery to individual needs.

Key discussions include: 🔥The dangers of focusing on weight loss over recovery. 🔥How scales can act as triggers and distractions for those in recovery. 🔥The power of spiritual and emotional growth in stabilizing recovery. 🔥Understanding recovery non-negotiables for long-term success.

Takeaways: 🔥Recovery over weight loss: Focusing solely on weight can undermine recovery. Prioritize healing and stability. 🔥The role of the scale: Weighing oneself can be helpful but must be approached with caution, neutrality, and clear intent. 🔥Patience with weight stalls: A stall in weight loss may require patience, medical intervention, or acceptance—it’s a journey, not a race. 🔥Tailored recovery: Every individual's journey is unique; avoid cookie-cutter solutions and work with an experienced practitioner. 🔥Self-care is key: Regular routines, mindfulness, and support systems are essential to maintaining recovery and mental health. 🔥Recovery non-negotiables: Identify daily practices that keep you grounded and focused on long-term healing.

We want to hear from you! Do you weigh yourself as part of your recovery, or have you let go of the scale? Please share your thoughts, questions, and recovery stories with us at [email protected]. Your feedback inspires our future episodes!

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