Eating Over 16,000 Calories In A Day And Not Being Able To Stop

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🗓️ 8 June 2023

⏱️ 32 minutes

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0:00.0	The highest binge I've ever documented was in like maybe three quarters of the day was about 16,000 calories.
0:08.8	Wow.
0:18.0	Welcome back to other people's lives. I'm Joe Sanegado. I'm Greg Dybeck.
0:21.1	For anyone out there that would like to be a guest on our show, don't hesitate to reach out to us.
0:24.4	Our email is opalpodcast at gmail.com. Just send us your story and we'll get back to you.
0:29.4	Today we are speaking with a woman who experiences binge eating at the most extreme level.
0:35.5	This is to the point that no doctor, therapist or medical professional has been able to help her or
0:41.0	figure out why she isn't able to stop eating and gaining weight. And on top of that, she was a
0:46.7	personal trainer at a gym before she started binge eating. So she's here today to talk openly
0:52.0	and honestly about her journey and her struggle with this disorder. So first of all, thank you so
0:56.9	much for reaching out to us and coming on the show today. Hi, thank you so much for having me today.
1:02.4	Yeah, of course. So as I mentioned in the intro, you told us in the email that you worked as a
1:08.0	personal trainer at a gym that you were fit that you know more about nutrition, weight training,
1:13.4	and cardio than the average person. So to start, can you talk a bit about that period of your life
1:19.5	to help sort of paint the picture of the lifestyle that you lived prior to your struggle with binge eating?
1:25.2	Yeah, of course. Actually, that was the happiest time of my life. So I worked as a trainer at a
1:32.0	commercial gym for I think was four years. I looked fantastic. I had one of those Instagram fitness
1:40.2	mall kind of bodies like I looked amazing. I ate, I tracked my calories, my macros, everything. I ate
1:49.6	every day. I worked out like four to five times a week, got my cardio in, et cetera. I had a lot of
1:55.8	clients looking up to me. I helped a lot of clients lose weight, even clients who have binge eating
2:02.8	disorder. So I that was really the best job I ever had and it was a lot of fun and I thought that was
2:11.8	my thing, my passion. And yeah, now I ended up here gating from that point I have now gained about
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