This may seem like a strange question to ask, but we all have a
relationship with food. And the kind of relationship will reflect in
your weight.
In our lives we have many relationships with many people. Some are casual, some loving, some friendly, some distant and perhaps even some which are destructive.
Food is no different. A friend of mine a woman in her sixties, has virtually no interest in food. She forgets to cook and only eats to sustain herself. She is always slim but I feel she misses out on one of the pleasures of life.
Another man I know never eats vegetables and lives on meat, chocolate, cola drinks and cigarettes. In his late fifties his health reflects his lifestyle.
In our lives we have many relationships with many people. Some are casual, some loving, some friendly, some distant and perhaps even some which are destructive.
Food is no different. A friend of mine a woman in her sixties, has virtually no interest in food. She forgets to cook and only eats to sustain herself. She is always slim but I feel she misses out on one of the pleasures of life.
Another man I know never eats vegetables and lives on meat, chocolate, cola drinks and cigarettes. In his late fifties his health reflects his lifestyle.
