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Podcast, Weight Coaching | March 3, 2020  | by  Shari Broder | 1 COMMENT
Should You Keep a Food Journal? | Weight Loss for Foodies Podcast

Do you keep a journal of what you eat? 

Do you rebel at the idea of doing this? 

Why would anyone want to bother?

One reason is that several studies have shown that people who keep a food diary are more likely to be successful at losing weight and keeping it off. Another study showed that people who kept daily food records lost twice as much weight as people who didn’t keep records. Great reasons, right? 

But isn’t keeping a food journal diet-y? And HOW does it help?

Those are great questions that I will answer in this episode.

I’ll also give you several super easy options for keeping your journal.

Listen to learn why it’s a great idea to keep a food journal, and how to tailor your journal to meet your needs and goals.


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About the author 

Shari Broder

My mission is to help foodies ditch dieting and lose the weight for good. Discover what is really causing your weight issues (it isn't that you love food!), and learn how to stop obsessing about food and make peace with food and eating. Get off the diet hamster wheel once and for all and learn to eat consciously, stop emotional eating and enjoy the foods you love while permanently losing your desire to overeat.

  1. Great podcast. You gave details that I haven’t heard before and I appreciate it. Thanks for being there.

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Meet Shari

I am passionate about helping women lose weight without dieting by teaching them how to trust their inner wisdom and make peace with food and eating.  I love teaching women how to get off the diet hamster wheel by learning how to eat consciously, stop emotional eating and enjoy foods they love while losing their desire to overeat along with their excess weight.