The Eating Family: Emotional Eating, Part Four in the Series
Many mistakenly believe that weight gain is what affects their happiness and that if they were thinner, they would naturally be happier. However, this is a mistake.
Many mistakenly believe that weight gain is what affects their happiness and that if they were thinner, they would naturally be happier. However, this is a mistake.
Physical hunger develops gradually, usually several hours after the last meal. In contrast, emotional hunger appears suddenly, triggered by an intense emotion like excitement, stress, anxiety, or boredom, with time playing no role.
Emotional eating is a sure recipe for the downfall of any weight loss process. The emotional need we believe we can satisfy through food is far stronger than all the beautiful decisions we make when we embark on a structured diet.
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