The Emotional Eating Rescue System is a calm, structured guide for people who feel trapped in binge–restrict cycles, stress eating, and late-night “why did I do that again?” moments.
This book is for you if you:
• Eat when you’re not hungry but can’t stop
• Feel out of control around certain foods
• Use food to cope with stress, loneliness, or overwhelm
• Bounce between “being good” and blowing it all up
• Want freedom — not another diet rulebook
Inside the Rescue System, you’ll learn how to:
• Interrupt binge cycles within days — not months
• Stabilize your emotional and physical triggers
• Rebuild trust with food without rigid control
• Stop using eating as your main coping strategy
• Create safety, structure, and calm around meals again
Chris Taylor combines psychology, physiology, and compassion into a practical framework you can apply immediately — even if you’ve failed with every other approach before.
This isn’t about discipline.
It’s about rescue, reset, and release from the cycle.
Christopher Taylor is not a fitness guru who has never struggled with a craving in his life.
He is someone who has been exactly where you are.
Having tried nearly every diet on the market, from Atkins to Slimming World, Christopher knows the emotional rollercoaster of weight loss better than most.
He once achieved an incredible 45kg loss in just five months, only to hit a heartbreaking plateau and watch the weight creep back on.
He understands the pain, the frustration, and the feeling of defeat that comes with yo-yo dieting.
As Christopher likes to say, he has “been there, done that, and bought t-shirts of all different sizes.”
That experience is exactly why he wrote this book.
By finally understanding what he was doing wrong and switching to a sustainable, clear protocol, Christopher is now on a consistent weight-loss journey that only goes one way: down.
He shares these guides not as a bystander, but as a fellow traveler.
He invites you to join him on this path, end the cycle of frustration, and finally get your health back on track—for good.