Ženy, které jedí ve svitu Luny – Johnstonová Anita (2011)

How can women transform their relationship with food and their own bodies through intuition, myths, and ancient stories? Although Anita Johnston's book addresses eating disorders, it is by no means solely about them and is not intended only for those struggling with any form of this disorder. It is dedicated to all women who are interested in enhancing their self-esteem, connecting with their inner wisdom, living in harmony with their bodies, and changing their relationship with food. It is a wonderful guide on the journey of rediscovering femininity and intuition. It speaks to us about hunger and its various forms, illuminating how important it is to learn to distinguish them, for only then will we be able to find the true nourishment we crave and stop starving and suffering. Eating disorders have recently spread like an epidemic. The ideal of female beauty is a boyish figure with large breasts, devoid of curves, with zero percent body fat. Few women and girls are satisfied with their bodies, and therefore they struggle with them and become their enemies. Why is that? We live in a society that suppresses typically feminine aspects of fertility and the deep wisdom associated with natural cycles. As Anita Johnston aptly notes, today's woman is like a round peg trying to...