Whether they have been together for two weeks or twenty years, many couples
struggle with subtle-and sometimes serious-eating tensions. These issues almost
inevitably simmer, eventually becoming an emotional drain and leading to
intimacy problems and dysfunctional eating. Now, in, nationally recognized
nutrition expert Cynthia Sass-an official spokesperson for the American Dietetic
Association-identifies and addresses nearly twenty food-conflict situations and
shares her secrets to ending food fights and finding ways of eating better
together. Readers will closely identify with the book's real-life scenarios-when
one partner has picky eating habits, or encourages another to overeat, or gets
irritable when hungry, or when a partner begins a new diet (or, worse,