@@isabelleeder6968 it was the exact same for me! I would always just eat at night, it’s a very common behavior because many people want to „safe“ their calories. I wrote a whole chapter in my book about it and I’m happy to make a video about it as well! I started to add lunch and later breakfast before I went all in. When I added breakfast, my coach and I agreed on a „non-counting-rule“ for breakfast. So I didn’t weigh or count any calories for that meal, which oddly enough worked. It was like telling my brain „we will start counting at lunch“. I dropped calorie counting later on of course, but for the very beginning it was helpful to do it that way. Please be also aware that you could be in risk of „refeed syndrome“ if you come from a place where you eat very little! I hope that helps ♥️
@@HealwithMalin Thanks -who was your coach? At what point did you go all in then? Im so ashamed of all of my eating behaviors and habits.. what did all in eating look like for you? I think many people don't understand the amount of food they actually need to have in recovery
@@Ch103Ram sure, for me Amalie Lee was very helpful, you can find her on instagram. Her website is called „let’s.recover.uk“ and she also has a podcast on Spotify („recovery talk“). Another great coach is Danie van Kay, you can check out her website and instagram as well, her podcast is called „Recovering with Danie“ ♥️
Hello! Very good video,👍17👈it was a pleasure to watch.😊 I'm 👉+173🔔
I only allow myself to eat at night. How did you navigate the start of your all in recovery? I’m guessing you didn’t go from 0 to 100 right?
@@isabelleeder6968 it was the exact same for me! I would always just eat at night, it’s a very common behavior because many people want to „safe“ their calories. I wrote a whole chapter in my book about it and I’m happy to make a video about it as well! I started to add lunch and later breakfast before I went all in. When I added breakfast, my coach and I agreed on a „non-counting-rule“ for breakfast. So I didn’t weigh or count any calories for that meal, which oddly enough worked. It was like telling my brain „we will start counting at lunch“. I dropped calorie counting later on of course, but for the very beginning it was helpful to do it that way. Please be also aware that you could be in risk of „refeed syndrome“ if you come from a place where you eat very little! I hope that helps ♥️
@@HealwithMalin Thanks -who was your coach? At what point did you go all in then? Im so ashamed of all of my eating behaviors and habits.. what did all in eating look like for you? I think many people don't understand the amount of food they actually need to have in recovery
Can you recommend channels of people who have helped you? I really appreciate your content!
@@Ch103Ram sure, for me Amalie Lee was very helpful, you can find her on instagram. Her website is called „let’s.recover.uk“ and she also has a podcast on Spotify („recovery talk“). Another great coach is Danie van Kay, you can check out her website and instagram as well, her podcast is called „Recovering with Danie“ ♥️
@@HealwithMalin I thank you so much - these kinds of resources are all that get me through some days. I can’t thank you enough!
@@Ch103Ram aww I’m so glad to hear that!