My Eating Disorder Recovery Story | Truth Based Nutrition Podcast Episode 1

My Eating Disorder Recovery Story | Maddox Nutrition Podcast Episode

In this first episode of Truth Based Nutrition podcast, I share my personal journey through eating disorder recovery, from how it began to what long-term, sustained recovery really looks like in real life.

This episode explores the deeper layers behind recovery, including the influence of generational diet culture, the subtle ways an eating disorder can hide behind “healthy” behaviors, and what it was like to work with both a dietitian and a therapist along the way.

Keywords: Eating disorder recovery, nutrition, mental health, hope, early intervention, intuitive eating, body image, faith, long-term recovery

In this episode, you’ll hear about…

  • ​The generational effects of diet culture

  • ​The “I’m just being healthy!” denial of an eating disorder

  • ​Working with a dietitian and therapist for recovery

  • ​What she’d do differently if she could go back

  • ​The number one factor in someone fully recovering from an eating disorder as soon as possible

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TIMESTAMPS:

00:00 Liesl's Journey Begins: A Personal Story of Recovery

07:08 The Impact of Diet Culture on Youth

11:49 The Onset of an Eating Disorder

17:30 The Struggles of Anorexia and Binge Eating

26:57 Understanding the Cycle of Restriction and Bingeing

31:12 The Turning Point: Recognizing the Eating Disorder

34:58 The Role of Support: Finding Help and Guidance

39:59 The Journey of Recovery: Steps Towards Healing

46:03 Life After Recovery: Embracing a New Normal

49:38 Reflections on Recovery: Lessons Learned and Advice

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