GreySheeters Anonymous Review

What You Should Know

GreySheeters Anonymous was founded in 1996 and was designed for those who are suffering eating disorders such as compulsive overeating, emotional eating and eating because of boredom. It is based on a 12-step program much like Alcoholics Anonymous. GreySheeters Anonymous is a much more hardcore program than Overeaters Anonymous and should not be confused with other eating disorder step programs. The main focus of this 12-step program is abstinence. Those following the GreySheeters Anonymous program will learn to abstain from the foods that are making them fat and they will also learn how to deal with and overcome emotional triggers and anything else that may be a trigger that causes them to eat and overeat. Those who decide to use this program will have to attend meetings in which they will receive support from their peers and learn to address their individual issues with food.

Product Features

GreySheeters Anonymous incorporates the Cambridge GreySheet model and this defines a high-protein and no carbohydrate way of living. Those following this program will need to carry a small scale around so that they can measure and weigh their meals. Users will eat three carefully measured and weighed meals per day with no snacks, but they are allowed to drink diet sodas, tea and black coffee in between meals. Users are also encouraged to drink plenty of water and to seek assistance in developing a fitness routine.

Advantages

• Support groups may help individuals understand why they have become addicted to food so that they can overcome the underlying problem and solve the issue from an emotional standpoint.
• The 12-step structure that GreySheeters Anonymous is based upon is very firm.
• This 12-step program does not offer customized meal plans, but it does offer much direction in developing a healthy diet.

Disadvantages

• GreySheeters Anonymous will only work for those that recognize that they need to change.
• This support group may be fat too rigid for some people.
• Not all people may be able to succeed with the 12-step model presented with GreySheeters Anonymous.
• There are no supplements that may help to burn fat or suppress the appetite.
• GreySheeters Anonymous will not help users develop individual exercise routines or diet plans.
• Those involved in this 12-step program will most likely need to carry a small scale around so that they can weigh their food.

Conclusion

GreySheeters Anonymous doesn’t really stand out from the rest of the 12-step programs for eating disorders and weight loss available today. GreySheeters Anonymous may not be an ideal or effective weight loss program for everyone because there aren’t any proven appetite suppressing or fat burning supplements included and this program also doesn’t help individuals develop a personalized fitness routine or diet plan so those seeking a program with individualized diet and exercise routines as well as weight loss supplements with the ability to suppress the appetite and burn fat may want to research other programs that can provide all of these things. Users will need to assess their health and fitness goals and decide if GreySheeters Anonymous is right for them.