Food Addicts In Recovery Anonymous: FA Meeting Requirements

As a group, the members meet to practice the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions of FA.
All who have a desire to stop abusing themselves with food are welcome.
To start a new meeting, the FA World Service Board strongly suggests there be at least 2 members with 6 or more months of continuous FA abstinence.
The meeting format contains the following readings and practices the following:

The Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions of FA;
Only FA members with 90 days or more of continuous FA abstinence (as defined below) are eligible to speak at FA meetings.
Only FA members with 90 days or more of continuous FA abstinence (as defined below) shall have a voice and a vote at FA business meetings
The Definition of Abstinence:
Weighed and measured meals with nothing in between. No flour, no sugar and avoidance of all individual binge foods.
The Definition of a Food Addict:
Food addiction is a disease of the mind, body, and spirit for which there is no cure, but it can be arrested a day at a time by our adapting to a disciplined way of eating and the 12 step program of Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous. When we abuse food by using it as a drug, our lives become unmanageable. Food addicts have an allergy to flour, sugar, and quantities that sets up an uncontrollable craving. The problem can be arrested a day at a time by weighing and measuring our food and abstaining completely from all flour and sugar.