You Are Not Your Body The Diet Riot podcast

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What if your body isn’t you—but the sacred vessel that carries you through life? In this mind-expanding episode, Camilla dismantles the myth that your worth is tied to your appearance and reveals how merging your identity with your body fuels fear, shame, and stagnation.

Discover why loving your body as it changes (through aging, cycles, and seasons) is the key to sustainable health—and how to care for it from a place of reverence, not punishment.

Learn why true transformation begins when you separate your self from your physical form—and how this shift unlocks joy, resilience, and radical freedom.

Key Takeaways:

You Are Not Your Body. Your essence—your personality, passions, and soul—exists beyond your physical form. Clinging to your body as identity creates fear of aging and disconnection.
The Sacred Vessel Paradox. While you aren’t defined by your body, it’s the home you inhabit. Caring for it with love (and eliminating shame) transforms your entire life experience.
The Anesthesia Thought Experiment. Even if you lost a limb without realizing it, you wouldn’t change—proof that your body doesn’t dictate your worth or identity.
Body Signals Shape Reality. Neglecting your body’s needs (sleep, nourishment, movement) creates negative emotions, moods, and a “gray” worldview—because body and mind are deeply linked.
Change From Love, Not Fear. Self-acceptance doesn’t kill motivation—it fuels sustainable growth. When you care for your body as a sacred partner, not a project, progress becomes joyful.

Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction

02:30 - Why society ties identity to appearance (and the cost of this lie)

05:45 - The anesthesia thought experiment: What losing a limb really means

10:20 - How body neglect creates emotional suffering (the mind-body feedback loop)

15:10 - Aging, cycles, and seasons: Why your body is meant to change

18:40 - The fear holding women back from self-acceptance (“If I love my body, will I stop trying?”)

22:15 - How to care for your body as a sacred vessel (without merging it with your worth)

27:00 - Small shifts to start today: Reframing habits as love, not control

30:50 - Closing: The freedom of being you beyond your physical form

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7 episodes

Discover why loving your body as it changes (through aging, cycles, and seasons) is the key to sustainable health—and how to care for it from a place of reverence, not punishment.

Learn why true transformation begins when you separate your self from your physical form—and how this shift unlocks joy, resilience, and radical freedom.

Key Takeaways:

You Are Not Your Body. Your essence—your personality, passions, and soul—exists beyond your physical form. Clinging to your body as identity creates fear of aging and disconnection.
The Sacred Vessel Paradox. While you aren’t defined by your body, it’s the home you inhabit. Caring for it with love (and eliminating shame) transforms your entire life experience.
The Anesthesia Thought Experiment. Even if you lost a limb without realizing it, you wouldn’t change—proof that your body doesn’t dictate your worth or identity.
Body Signals Shape Reality. Neglecting your body’s needs (sleep, nourishment, movement) creates negative emotions, moods, and a “gray” worldview—because body and mind are deeply linked.
Change From Love, Not Fear. Self-acceptance doesn’t kill motivation—it fuels sustainable growth. When you care for your body as a sacred partner, not a project, progress becomes joyful.