Don’t be fooled by the front of the package. “Marketing is designed to shift our beliefs, so it’s super important to read past all the flashy headlines on labels and turn on your wisdom when checking out foods,” says Molly Carmel, LCSW-R, a social worker, food addiction specialist, and scientific advisor to Sugarbreak.
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Get back to healthy eating after the holidays by “Breaking Up With Sugar”!
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Have you ever been so distracted by trying to resist pastries in a meeting that you had trouble focusing on the discussion happening? Ever spent an afternoon going down a food guilt spiral after eating more chocolate than you told yourself you would?
Read about Molly’s top tips to break up with sugar in Forbes.
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Jillian breaks down the science of counting calories, workouts, and balanced diets. And leading eating disorders and addictions therapist Molly Carmel is back on the show to talk about body dysmorphia, disordered eating, and our relationships with our bodies.
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In this engaging interview she explains how DBT is applied to this range of behaviors and provides a sneak peek at her new book Breaking Up with Sugar, which will be released in December 2019.
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Times of crisis in isolation are even more dangerous in here to talk with us about this is addiction specialist and creator of the beacon program here in New York.
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Find out how the team is ending 2019, and their big plans for 2020. Plus, the dangers of steroids, and guest Molly Carmel is on the show to talk about her new book, Breaking Up with Sugar.
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As an eating disorders therapist who couldn’t control her own weight, Molly Carmel was desperate to get a hold on the problem.
She spent years trying most every diet and exercise program, and underwent bariatric surgery, but nothing worked in the long-term. At 5 feet 7 inches tall, she reached 325 pounds in her 20s. Through it all, one food was a constant.
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Molly Carmel, a therapist and founder of The Beacon Program in New York City, strongly recommend using video conferencing rather than phone calls because therapists miss nonverbal cues on the phone.
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The notion that mental illness isn’t actually all that common is a huge myth perpetuated in part because people want to believe that “it won’t affect people like them,” says Molly Carmel, LSCW, founder of The Beacon Program. However, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), that’s not the case.
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Read Molly Carmel’s recent article in BrainFirst Magazine Issue 7: Do You Need To Break Up With Sugar? with Molly Carmel, LCSW
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Learn how to address your unhealthy relationship with food and break up with sugar for good. If you suffer from a sugar addiction, former sugar addict Molly Carmel might have the solution you need: a sugar breakup. Much like any relationship, you can’t cut and run when things aren’t going your way. You need to stop and assess your relationship before you can have a clean breakup.
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Kristen talks with Molly Carmel, author of the best selling book “Breaking Up With Sugar”, about our relationship with food and specifically how to rid ourselves of sugar.
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Sheri and Nancy have a chance to talk to an expert about one of the most revealing and dramatic changes they made – saying goodbye to sugar. Molly Carmel is a heralded eating disorder specialist, therapist and author of a breakthrough new book, Breaking Up With Sugar: A Plan to Divorce the Diets, Drop the Pounds and Live Your Best Life. In this episode she describes her 66-day plan for getting free of sugar addiction and how to ferret out sugar where it lurks (everywhere).
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Dr. Reedy talks about the new book “Breaking Up With Sugar.” He talks about how Molly Carmel uses her own story to break down the stigma and shame associated with disordered eating. He talks about how Carmel draws clear parallels between sugar addiction and other addictions, including the addictive thinking present in both.
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Our bodies were designed to process sugar in small, infrequent doses, like the natural sugar that’s found in fruits or vegetables, which also contain fibre and nutrients to slow down and regulate its absorption. The problem is, the food industry has put sugar into almost everything we are eating.
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In the latest edition of the Healthcast, I sit down with Molly Carmel, an eating disorder and addiction specialist. Molly and I breakdown her latest book, Breaking Up With Sugar. She explains why the solution for your food and weight problems isn’t willpower or the next fad diet, but rather kicking sugar to the curb!We discuss why sugar is bad for your health, highly addictive, and how it impacts our bodies physically, neurologically, and hormonally as well as how you can build a build a better relationship with food and yourself!
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Read Molly Carmel’s recent article in BrainFirst Magazine Issue 7: Do You Need To Break Up With Sugar? with Molly Carmel, LCSW
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Molly joins Dr. Peeke to share how she finally found a way to break up with sugar for good — and how much it has positively affected her health and well-being.
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Listen as Molly joins Dr. Bond to share insights from the book, as well as from her own journey to a happy, healthy, sugar-free life.
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Molly shares why “Food has been a calmer and soother and source of security since the minute we were born. The minute we started crying as babies and our parents fed us, it got complicated,” with Headline.
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Molly describes her journey from living as an obese teen to losing more than 175 pounds in her new book, Breaking Up With Sugar: Divorce The Diets, Drop The Pounds, and Live Your Best Life.
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a key element in a person’s thinking is realizing sugar can be destructive and toxic because it often upsets a person’s bodily system and will hijack it in weird and unanticipated ways. Her book is full of observations and hints that can help a person build better control of their weight without suffering the pitfalls of the dieting industry.
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Behre interviews Molly Carmel on what it actually means to let go of what no longer serves you on April 9, 2019.
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With the chaotic and overly fast-paced schedules of today, it’s important for your health to take a breather from time to time… to be able to be present in the moment.
How can mindfulness help with weight loss and recovery from food addiction?
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