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Here is a summary of article I thought you might be interested in. People usually only abuse 3 or 4 foods in 3 or 4 trigger situations notes Stephen Gullo, PhD Larry Hobbs: What is an "Eating Print"? Stephen Gullo, PhD: It's the what, when and where a person eats. I find this very helpful in guiding a patient. Often it's not obvious to the patient until it's pointed out. Most people don't abuse all foods in all situations. It's usually just 3 or 4 trigger foods in 3 or 4 trigger situations and 3 or 4 trigger behaviors. Here is the link to the entire article. http://www.fatnews.com/index.php/5222

People usually only abuse 3 or 4 foods in 3 or 4 trigger situations notes Stephen Gullo, PhD
Larry Hobbs: What is an "Eating Print"?

Stephen Gullo, PhD: It's the what, when and where a person eats.

I find this very helpful in guiding a patient.

Often it's not obvious to the patient until it's pointed out.

Most people don't abuse all foods in all situations.

It's usually just 3 or 4 trigger foods in 3 or 4 trigger situations and 3 or 4 trigger behaviors.

Posted by: Larry Hobbs on Jul 17, 2012 - 11:30 am

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