Food is often the anesthesia of choice. Excessive drinking and drug use are obvious problems; whereas overeating, diet obsession, and food binges seem to be more acceptable as standards. And though most of the accompanying heartache is silently hidden, the severity of the damage to one's body, mind, and spirit is often untold.
In Truly Fed, author Gari Meacham tackles the issues of today s dieting obsessions, binge mentalities, and self-loathing behaviors. With solid biblical wisdom, she challenges readers to embrace the freedom they can and will receive as they learn to turn away from the slavery of food plans, dietary restrictions, and mental bullying.
By defining and emphasizing God s plan for the food He provides, Gari explains new ways of looking at and understanding nourishment. Based on her own life experience, her stories and sound insights offer a picture of what healthy attitudes toward food look like.

Food is often the anesthesia of choice. Excessive drinking and drug use are obvious problems; whereas overeating, diet obsession, and food binges seem to be more acceptable as standards. And though most of the accompanying heartache is silently hidden, the severity of the damage to one's body, mind, and spirit is often untold.
In Truly Fed, author Gari Meacham tackles the issues of today s dieting obsessions, binge mentalities, and self-loathing behaviors. With solid biblical wisdom, she challenges readers to embrace the freedom they can and will receive as they learn to turn away from the slavery of food plans, dietary restrictions, and mental bullying.
By defining and emphasizing God s plan for the food He provides, Gari explains new ways of looking at and understanding nourishment. Based on her own life experience, her stories and sound insights offer a picture of what healthy attitudes toward food look like.