Body shaming has become as popular as one's first name. From surgical procedures to eating, to eating a liter of ice to drinking charcoal activated juice, people are trying everything to lose weight. And despite the average adult trying over 126 diets over the course of a life time, in the U.S., 1 in 3 adults are overweight, 42% are obese and 41 million children under age five are overweight or obese. Is food really the issue? Perhaps the size of one's body has little to do with what they are eating and much to do with what's eating them...75% of people are emotional eaters! Tune in to hear the following: 1. The importance of looking away from the body and at the whole of your soul when looking to drop weight. 2. Why food is never the issue 3. What it means to live from a soul centered perspective and how it contributes to sustained weight loss.  - Guest Name: Dr. Jaye Houston - Guest Bio:  Dr. Jaye Houston holds a doctorate in Women and Spirituality.  She's a Certified HeartMath practitioner. Over the past 15 years she's owned three Diet Center Franchises and coached for a national weight loss corporation. Seeing the limiting factors and pitfalls of dieting, she created Soul Centered Eating, which is a holistic approach to dropping unwanted pounds, while gaining insights into what it means to eat with soul satisfaction.  Jaye love's supporting people who are on a soul journey when it comes to understanding their emotional eating patterns and who are ready to make a clean break from dieting.  Charting her own way through feelings of not being enough, being overweight, and the pain and grief she experienced as an emotional eater and chronic dieter, led Jaye to create a holistic weight loss program that goes outside the conventional structures of dieting and weight loss. She'll chart your mind, body, soul spiritual journey in order for you to live as a soul-centered individual who embraces the body from a higher level of energy, and who thrives as an energetic presence.  - www.soulcenteredeating.com