Nutritional Counseling

Becky L. Jackson provides nutritional counseling that can help rebalance your body and brain chemistry, and support your recovery from an eating addiction.

If you, or a recovery buddy, fit the profile below, Becky's services could be of great value.

• continuously abstinent from their eating addiction BUT weight has slowly, sometimes not so slowly, gone up ... not from overeating but possibly from either aging, hormone changes or an emerging health issue.
• relapsed back into the eating addiction because weight seemed to slowly go up while eating moderately ... a loss of hope ... unable to discover, understand or sanely address secondary health issues
• can’t get and stay abstinent without weight going up and out of a normal weight category ... blame self for the problem and don't know there might be health conditions driving the problem.

Anytime someone abstaining from their eating addiction begins to gain weight and move out of a normal range, they are at risk to be seduced by the dieting world ... and therefore relapse prone—

Anytime someone recovering from an eating addiction needs to make dietary changes, they move into a high risk category similar to a recovering drug addict who has to take medication for a health condition—

Anytime people wanting to recover from their eating addiction don't have their weight move into a average/normal weight category through abstinence, they are in a high risk for relapse category—

( In using the term “dietary changes” I'm including liquids ingested, as well as food choices. )

15 years ago, only 5 - 10% of my clients fell into this baffling category; today I experience it running closer to 30 - 40%. I'm guessing there are a few major components that are the culprits.

• The aging of the boomers who are experiencing hormone instability...insulin is a master hormone and it determines if the body uses the food/liquids ingested as energy or stores it as fat.
• The under 45 group who have participated in the delusional diet culture of our society and therefore have experienced more damaging effects from starting earlier and earlier with the “low calorie, no fat, sugar free insanity of yo-yo dieting.”
• Those for whom diabetes runs in the family and aging has triggered insulin resistant or pre-diabetic condition.

My search/research has brought me some new tools, success and tremendous hope for clients.

Please give me call if you have any questions or concerns.

The Becky L. Jackson Recovery Center

Palm Springs, California

1-800-278-8050

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