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| January 2006 | Journaling your beliefs |
| February 2006 | Work, eat, and live |
| March 2006 | Disputing irrational beliefs |
| April 2006 | Rational eating |
| May 2006 | Exercise and glycemic index |
| June 2006 | Surviving the South Beach Diet |
| July 2006 | Portion control and food balance |
| August 2006 | Body image, eating for pleasure |
| September 2006 | Exercise for fun, wear clothes that fit |
| October 2006 | What's your fullness detector? |
| November 2006 | Is your turkey on a diet? |
| December 2006 | Rule eating vs. wisdom eating |
| January 2007 | Stop the binges! |
| February 2007 | Not until I lose the weight |
| March 2007 | Happy to be sick? |
| April 2007 | Mindless eating—entitlement? |
| May/June 2007 | Are your superstitions keeping you stuck? |
| July 2007 | Does delicious food make you feel guilty? |
| August 2007 | Eat like a man again—but not like a fat man |
| September 2007 | Interrogate yourself |
| October 2007 | Peculiar family? Learn to be like Marilyn Munster |
| November 2007 | Was your diet like a cult? What to do |
| December 2007 | The five triggers for compulsive overeating |
| January 2008 | "I can't eat that" -- Yes you can! |
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