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Lindo Bacon

Lindo Bacon

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Sep 24, 2026

Lisa FoldenGUEST
5:32
So I watched him, you know, kind of starve himself to look a certain way and then binge after.
Lisa FoldenGUEST
5:37
But I think in around after the time I had my third child and it started gaining weight and got into some very disordered behaviors around eating and movement, I found a book called Health at Every Size by Dr. Linda Bacon.
Lisa FoldenGUEST
5:51
And I went down that whole rabbit hole.
Lisa FoldenGUEST
5:53
I read all their books and then I moved on and started learning about eating disorders.

43 MINS LATER

Lisa FoldenGUEST
49:06
Uh, and then books, you know, there's amazing literature on this stuff.
Lisa FoldenGUEST
49:11
Um, So many books.
Lisa FoldenGUEST
49:12
I don't even want to get into naming, but I'll just say Sabrina Strings, Dr. Sabrina Strings, Dr. Bacon's books.
Lisa FoldenGUEST
49:19
I read a great book called Body of Truth by Harriet Brown that I love.
Stephanie DodierHOST
21:03
I had a traditional clinical nutrition program.
Stephanie DodierHOST
21:08
practice focus on weight loss and detoxing and cleansing all that stuff and it didn't work for me didn't work for my clients and then I discovered now six years ago the weight neutral or health at every size approach I always said the book from Dr. Lindo Bacon who wrote the health at every size philosophy was presented to me three different time over a In the first two times, I was in complete denial that anything in that book could be true because I was myself engaged in pursuing health from a weight loss approach.
Stephanie DodierHOST
21:51
And I felt really offended that a book could pretend that I didn't have to focus on weight.
Stephanie DodierHOST
21:57
So I get it.
Samantha StoltzHOST
50:05
Mm
Paula D. AtkinsonGUEST
50:05
... is a cam- is a, it is a campaign that was started by Dr. Linda Bacon and Dr. Susie Ornumore in the early 2000s.
Paula D. AtkinsonGUEST
50:13
Now it has been adopted by the ASDAH, which is the Association for Size Diversity and Health.
Samantha StoltzHOST
50:19
Mm.

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