Emotional Eating: How to Overcome the Most Common Diet Disaster
Instant Fixes to Nip Emotional Eating Episodes in the Bud, and Long Term Strategies to Keep You on Track
By Wanda Leibowitz, published Nov 09, 2006
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Takeaways
- Emotional eating is the most common problem among dieters.
- To stop an emotional eating episode, give yourself time to gain control before reaching for food.
- Try again: even if you give in to emotional eating, you can still achieve your weight loss goals!
Did You Know?
The top reason why emotional eating leads to diet disasters is that people who fall in to the temptation of an emotional eating binge often see it as a "failure" and give up on their weight loss programs. If you can break this cycle, emotional eating won't have power over you, even if it happens now and then!
Resources
- For more information, check out this article archive on Emotional Eating from Prevention.com.
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