Linda’s Confession:

• I was a hopeless “Sugarholic”

• I was obsessed with food

• I was addicted to sugar

• I was addicted to carbs

• I was addicted to chocolate candy bars

• I was addicted to ice cream

• I was a closet eater

Let me tell you about my past life, back when I was an unhealthy, miserable, unhappy, fat, 40-pound overweight lady.

Hey, back then if you gave me a choice between a steak dinner with a baked potato topped with sour cream, butter, cheese and green onions, or a warmed chocolate brownie with vanilla ice cream on top, I would go for the chocolate brownie with ice cream on top every time! Why? Because I was a hopeless “Sugarholic.”

Back then, my typical breakfast consisted of two warmed honey buns with a cup of hot tea with two teaspoons of sugar. Lunch consisted of a large hot sandwich on a bun, a large serving of French fries, and then I’d top it off with one of my favorite king-sized chocolate candy bars for dessert. My dinner usually consisted of fried chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, two biscuits, macaroni and cheese, and I’d top that off with a big bowl of ice cream for dessert. I thrived on my ‘sugar high’ all day long. I’d also drink at least eight to nine colas a day which we know are loaded with sugar. Then I would complain to my husband, “I just don’t understand why I am so overweight! You see what I eat and it is not that much.”

Whoa! Back then I did not know that my stomach (in its natural size) is about the size of my fist and through my overeating, I’d stretched it to the size of a basketball. I thought what I ate was ‘normal.’

When I think back, I realize I was obsessed with food. While I would be eating my breakfast, I was fantasizing over what I would eat for lunch. When I was eating my lunch, I was fantasizing over what I wanted to eat for dinner. When I had finished my dinner, I would fantasize over what I was going to eat the next day. I was truly obsessed with food and food controlled me. Food ruled my day! All I talked about to my coworkers, friends and family is what new fad diet I was going to start the following Monday. Of course you know every new fad diet restricts you from eating from some food group that you love, so I would last about two weeks and then my mind and body would scream, “I want my desserts back! I want my mashed potatoes and gravy back! I want my macaroni and cheese back! I can’t stand this anymore.” And, my yo-yo dieting would start all over again. Starve or binge, starve or binge, there was no in between.

On the day I took my “Sugarholic” Quiz I had an awakening. I finally confessed that I was a hopeless “Sugarholic. WOW! They say confession is good for the soul. HA! I also finally confessed that I needed help. This is when I decided to see if learning Self-Hypnosis could help someone as hopeless as me. Learning to practice Self-Hypnosis changed my life so profoundly for the better that twenty years ago I took a leap of faith and left a very successful 17 year career in the field of Human Resources to start my own hypnosis practice, because I was determine to figure out the secrets to lasting weight loss.

Are you beginning to see that maybe, just maybe, I am a lot like you? Are you beginning to see that maybe, just maybe, I have probably done every little food game/trick you have done and then some? So why am I telling you all of this? Because if I can learn how to lose my extra 40 pounds using self-hypnosis and KEEP it off for 20 years, then you can too! I am proud of my success.

Are you ready to learn how to take your Weight Off NOW? Would you like to…Discover how to use your ‘Mind Power’ to eliminate the weight you hate and keep it off forever, all while eating the foods you love without feeling deprived?

Linda Allred, THE Bad Habit Breaker/Certified Hypnotist. To apply for a complimentary Break Your Bad Habits/Beliefs Strategy Session with Linda, receive 5 Special FREE Gifts and her bonus audio recording “How Do I Get Slim NOW?” visit http://www.LindaAllred.com, or email Linda@LindaAllred.com today! FaceBook – LindaVAllred.