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… or that time Deb forgot to prepare her own food at Thanksgiving.

The  holidays are a stressful time for most people.

The parties, the expectations, the consumerism, the pressure, the food… it’s easy to unravel and lose track of yourself – especially if you’re in the midst of a struggle with your body and your weight.

Some of us begin diets months before the holidays to control the “damage”.

Some of us accept that the holiday time is just one big binge and they don’t stop eating for weeks.

And some of us skip every party, every gathering because of the fear of the pressure to eat.

As always though, the more you obsess, the more pain you create. The more you restrict, the more you binge. 

If you still believe that you have to skip breakfasts, lunches and dinners in order to survive the next 5 weeks, then this podcast is for you.

If the holidays is a time where you just cannot stop binging, feeling sick, feeling bloated, feeling miserable, then this podcast is for you too.

As fun as the holiday food is, it doesn’t need to rule your heart and mind.

There is a way of celebrating the holidays without going crazy and in this episode of the Escape Diet Prison Podcast, Deb Oswald, Leila Hays and I share our favorite tips and tricks to stay calm and sane during this time of the year.

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Love and light,

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