You DESERVE to have a happier and more peaceful relationship with food!
You can do it – I will help
Listen to this audio report to find:
10 Powerful Solutions to STOP Stress Eating!
End your fear or guilt from eating chocolate, cookies or ice-cream!
Are You a Stress Eater?
You may be very careful about eating right and exercising because you’re afraid of gaining more weight. Maybe you are trying only to eat “clean” and avoid certain foods that you’ve been told are bad for you. Are you on a diet – or someone who has been on MANY diets that tell you to avoid certain “bad” foods? Or, maybe you’re trying “mindful eating” as a way to control the amount of food you eat.
All of the controls you try to put on yourself to lose weight or avoid gaining more weight go out the window when you’re stressed out! If you have a lot of responsibilities, and “shoulds” in your life you probably feel overwhelmed. In our day and age, it’s a rare person who doesn’t feel stressed out.
Using Food as Stress Relief
You may not even realize it, but you may be using food as stress relief! Emotional eating (stress eating) can make you think you’re super hungry and send you to the refrigerator. The next thing you know it you’ve binged on all the food you’ve been trying to avoid!
You’re actually using “comfort food” to soothe the stress you’re feeling, even if it’s an unconscious act.
How To Tell if It’s Emotional or Physical Hunger
How do you know if you are “hungry” from stress, or just have an empty stomach and need to eat?
If you can stop before you raid the refrigerator, and ask yourself a few questions, you can avoid the guilty feeling of stuffing yourself.
STOP and Ask Yourself Before You Eat....
– Ask yourself: “what emotions am I feeling right now?”
– Would ANY food fix your hunger, or do you desire “comfort food”?
– Would you eat the way you’re going to eat in front of other people?
– If you do notice tension, or negative emotions, ask: “what can I do to relieve these feelings that will actually work?” – such as taking some slow breaths, doing a few stretches, taking a walk, talking to someone about what’s bothering you….
How to get control of Stress Eating
Many people are trying “mindful eating” as a method to control the amount of food you eat: eating when you’re hungry, and stopping when you’re full. But that only works when you’re not under stress. When you’re under the effects of stress, your mind doesn’t work the same way, and you don’t have the same control to eat mindfully.
The most important thing you can do for your weight management and your health is to learn how to manage stress effectively. There are much better ways that using comfort food – which you know only comforts your while you’re eating – but afterwards, it’s worse. Click below to get my report that will empower you and make you more resilient to stress!
You DESERVE to have a happier and more peaceful relationship with food! You can do it – I will help-
Click to Listen to this audio report to find:
10 Powerful Solutions to STOP Stress Eating!
No more fear or guilt from eating chocolate, cookies or ice-cream!
Successful Weight Loss
Trying to lose weight? Is it possible? Learn the truth about weight loss so you don’t make yourself miserable and have a chance at success.
Oprahs Weight
Oprah, the richest woman in the world can’t keep the weight from coming back. Why? Learn the real reason.
Need To Lose Weight
Do you think you need to lose weight? Who convinced you to be dissatisfied with your body – and why they did it.
Mindful Eating is Not the Solution
Mindful eating is an effective method to make sure you don’t over eat during meal time. Learn what they don’t tell you about mindful eating.
Healing from Stress
Can you heal yourself from the stress that causes emotional eating and weight gain? The answer is YES, and others can help you, even if don’t know it’s happening….. learn about The Power of 8.
Miracle Weight Loss
Miracle Weight Loss Diet Every day, you've probably seen some new "miracle weight loss diet" replete with before and after photos. But what you're NOT seeing is "after" the "after" photos. That's because for most people losing weight is not an issue. Sure...