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More than a cookbook, this is a guided practice in learning to listen to the body. Rooted in my own experience navigating IBS, it brings together food guides, observation periods, adaptable paths, and recipes to help readers build eating practices around their individual needs rather than a one-size-fits-all model.
Along the way, I came to understand gut healing as a form of bodily liberation—unlearning the ways colonization, racism, body politics, food insecurity, and social norms shape how we think about food, health, and what our bodies “should” need. Here, we listen; this book invites readers to loosen those inherited rules and build a more responsive relationship with their own bodies.
Foodmap by Genesis Cubilette
More than a cookbook, this is a guided practice in learning to listen to the body. Rooted in my own experience navigating IBS, it brings together food guides, observation periods, adaptable paths, and recipes to help readers build eating practices around their individual needs rather than a one-size-fits-all model.
Along the way, I came to understand gut healing as a form of bodily liberation—unlearning the ways colonization, racism, body politics, food insecurity, and social norms shape how we think about food, health, and what our bodies “should” need. Here, we listen; this book invites readers to loosen those inherited rules and build a more responsive relationship with their own bodies.
More than a cookbook, this is a guided practice in learning to listen to the body. Rooted in my own experience navigating IBS, it brings together food guides, observation periods, adaptable paths, and recipes to help readers build eating practices around their individual needs rather than a one-size-fits-all model.
Along the way, I came to understand gut healing as a form of bodily liberation—unlearning the ways colonization, racism, body politics, food insecurity, and social norms shape how we think about food, health, and what our bodies “should” need. Here, we listen; this book invites readers to loosen those inherited rules and build a more responsive relationship with their own bodies.
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Genesis Cubilette is a communications specialist, a creative nonfiction writer, and an artivist who believes that every campaign, design, and story is an opportunity to move people toward liberation. Born in Miami, Florida, and now rooted in New London, Connecticut, she has spent more than a decade in the organizing field.
Genesis earned her bachelor's degree in Africana Studies and Gender, Sexuality & Intersectionality from Connecticut College and her master's degree in Creative Nonfiction Writing (Publishing Concentration) from Emerson College. For Genesis, marketing and communications are more than tools for sharing information—they are spaces where movements can inspire, educate, and build power. She is passionate about creating communications that are as intentional as the organizing behind them, using storytelling, design, and language to make justice feel human, accessible, and impossible to ignore.