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You know them almost instantly, the women in committed relationships who can't imagine being without a man in their lives. They can't understand how any woman can survive without a partner. Manless: A Celebration of Single Life and Achieving Deeper Fulfillment on Your Own provides readers with practical suggestions on how to create and celebrate the benefits of single life. Designed for both those already living single lives and those seeking ...

This book explores the addictive techniques used in advertisements for ultra-processed foods, which promise consequence-free eating to consumers while at the same time encouraging over-consumption of unhealthy food. Debbie Danowski presents an analysis of promotional techniques in the context of food addiction characteristics and behaviors through an exploration of the themes used in this type of advertising. These thematic messages include us...

Examines the emotional roots of overeating and addresses the social, emotional, and physical problems of these children and their families. Why Can't My Child Stop Eating? provides parents with specific activities to assist in addressing and healing the emotional aspects of obesity.

- 25 million Americans suffer from compulsive eating: Dr. Danowski was among the 60 percent of overweight Americans. The connections between food and emotions have long been discussed--these are connections Danowski knows well. Once weighting in at more than 300 pounds, she learned to overcome her own emotional eating compulsions. Her book offers the tips that helped her lose more than 160 pounds--and keep them off for the past seventeen years...

Written for people unable to lose weight dieting and for professionals who deal with eating disorders and food addiction, this book explains why, despite the proliferation of weight loss programmes, so many people in the west remain overweight.

As a 328-pound woman, Debbie Danowski was on her way to an early death when she entered a treatment center for food addiction 14 years ago. During the six-week stay, she was required to keep a daily journal, a task that she now credits with helping to save her life. The act of writing forced Danowski to uncover thought and feelings she had kept hidden. It was the key to unlocking her lifelong food obsession. Now Danowski brings her special ins...