Mother who is 'terrified' of mayonnaise becomes 圧倒するd as she is 直面するd with her 'worst 恐れる' in Extreme Food Phobics

  • Jennifer Miller, 38, of Birmingham, got half of her daily calorie intake from bread
  • Mother-of-three had a 恐れる of 'sloppy food' and was '撃退するd' by mayonnaise?
  • Lived predominantly off chicken breast and bread and was 絶えず 疲労，（軍の）雑役d
  • After one hypnotherapy 開会／開廷／会期 was able to eat a grape for first time in 30 years?

By Monica Greep For Mailonline

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A mother-of-three who was '撃退するd' by mayonnaise and 設立する feeding her children vegetables 'traumatic' 予定 to a lifetime 恐れる of food was cured in just an hour on Extreme Food Phobics.?

Jennifer Miller, 38, from Birmingham, lived predominantly on plain chicken breast and bread as a result of a 手足を不自由にする／（物事を）損なうing phobia of eating 'sloppy food', which began as a child.?

The engineer 認める she had 問題／発行するs 離乳するing her three children because she was unable to touch baby food that looked 'like sick' and said she relied on feeding them 半導体素子s or nuggets from the freezer.?

にもかかわらず over 30 years of 戦う／戦いing her food phobia - which saw half of Jennifer's daily calorie intake come from white bread - the mum appeared to 征服する／打ち勝つ her demons with the help of specialist?hypnotherapist?Jackie Fraser.?

Jennifer Miller, 38, from Birmingham, appeared on? Extreme Food Phobics, desperate for help to avoid passing onto her children the same food phobias that have plagued her all her life

Jennifer Miller, 38, from Birmingham, appeared on? Extreme Food Phobics, desperate for help to 避ける passing の上に her children the same food phobias that have 疫病／悩ますd her all her life

The first step in Jennifer's rehabilitation was aversion therapy with Anthony Tait, a leading food phobia expert, who took her into a room full to the brim with jars of mayonnaise

?The first step in Jennifer's rehabilitation was aversion therapy with Anthony Tait, a 主要な food phobia 専門家, who took her into a room 十分な to the brim with jars of mayonnaise

'Ever since I can remember I've had an 問題／発行する with food', said Jennifer. 'Having a bad 関係 with food is not good, you can go 負かす／撃墜する a dark path.?

'I'm 絶えず thinking how 有罪の I feel for my kids, they don't see me touching food or eating it.?I'm 脅すd of vegetables and it sounds unusual but I am 脅すd of them, I'm sweating thinking about it.?

'My 役割 as a mother is to teach my children what's good in the world what's bad in the world and if I'm teaching them that vegetables are scary and vegetables are bad, what 肉親，親類d of mother am I?'?

Jennifer lived predominantly off plain chicken breast and white bread, 自白するing that her eating habits mean she has 'constant 疲労，（軍の）雑役'.

Jennifer?was 'absolutely repulsed' by mayonn aise because it made her 'think of pus or an abscess or something infected'

Jennifer?was '絶対 撃退するd' by mayonnaise because it made her 'think of pus or an abscess or something 感染させるd'

Jennifer said she 'couldn't even look' at the jars, and was unable to pick up the lid of a serving platter that contained a bowl of the condiment

Jennifer said she 'couldn't even look' at the jars, and was unable to 選ぶ up the lid of a serving platter that 含む／封じ込めるd a bowl of the condiment

'I've been like it all of my life,' she went on. 'I've always 設立する my hair doesn't grow, my nails are brittle.

'If I could 征服する／打ち勝つ this, this would be life changing and it would change my family's life 同様に.'?

While chatting t o the show's host, Dr Ranj Singh, she 明らかにする／漏らすd her diet '衝撃s every 面 of her life' and that she can't remember ever eating 普通は.?

'I get really embarrassed because I have the diet of a four-year-old and it wasn't until I started to have kids I realised how bad it is,' she said.???

What is avoidant/ 制限する food intake disorder (ARFID) and how does it 影響する／感情 people?

Avoidant/制限する food intake disorder (ARFID)

ARFID is when someone 避けるs 確かな foods, 限界s how much they eat or does both.

Beliefs about 負わせる or 団体／死体 形態／調整 are not 推論する／理由s why people develop ARFID.

Possible 推論する／理由s for ARFID 含む:

  • 消極的な feelings over the smell, taste or texture of 確かな foods
  • a 返答 to a past experience with food that was upsetting, for example, choking or 存在 sick after eating something
  • not feeling hungry or just a 欠如（する） of 利益／興味 in eating

Source: NHS?

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