The Battle of the Binge Book and Workbook now available.

You can’t afford to diet without this book. Ninety percent of all diets fail to maintain permanent weight loss.  They fail because your desire to eat increases with dieting. Eventually you give in to the cravings, binge and sooner or later gain your weight back. Yet you can learn to prevent all hunger and all cravings while dieting. 

Sometimes you create your cravings by eating too little.  But you can also create cravings by eating too much of certain foods, by what you do and with certain chemicals.  The Battle of the Binge is the first and only book to offer a concrete sensible plan to prevent cravings that works with any style of dieting.

The Battle of the Binge is your best investment to ensure dieting success. This book teaches you how you cause cravings and how to prevent them.  It teaches you when overeating, undereating, behaviors, foods and chemicals will create cravings.  It teaches you to eat proactively to never be hungry or have cravings again. 

About The Author:

Dr. Bill Bledsoe has over twenty-two years of veterinary medical experience. He graduated from the University of Florida College of Veterinary medicine in 1982.  He is trained in research, diseases, drug therapy, surgery and medicine.  He is a member of the North American Association for the Study of Obesity.  He has written for the local newspaper and writes a local monthly article. He has published in numerous national professional journals.

His research and journey to learn to control his obesity took almost seven years and writing two other books before finally writing this book.

His most important credential is that he lost 130 pounds and kept it off over two years. He was able to do this without drugs, surgery, intense willpower or struggling with hunger or cravings. He did this by developing a style of eating called Proactive Eating.  Proactive eating prevents all hunger and cravings, making weight loss safe, easy, effective and permanent.

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Here's another success story of losing over 130 pounds! We'll call him Mike B for anonymity!