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Fitness Tips For 10/15/2008
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Overcoming Emotional Eating
Know your triggers. You have to know which moods send you to
the cookie jar before you can do anything about it. Once you
know your triggers, have a list of alternate things to do when
the mood strikes. "When I get tired or discouraged, I get an
'I don't care attitude,'" says Rebecca. For those times,
taking a walk or reading can help.
Quiz yourself. Determine if you're really hungry or eating for
other reasons. "I'll ask myself 'Do you really need this, or
is it something else, like boredom?' About 80% of the time
it's not hunger," says Geren.
Call a friend. Talking about what's bothering you can keep you
from eating. "I had to be willing to call my support people at
9 o'clock on a Friday night," says Barbara, 46, who's kept off
46 p ounds for more than 15 years.
Challenge the power of food. Ice cream is a poor companion if
you're lonely. "If I eat the whole bag of chocolate chip
cookies, am I going to be any happier? Probably not," says
Wilson.
Take an emotional inventory. Ask yourself: "What do you feel?
anger? resent? fear? regret? What are you upset about?" Then
deal with it, says Barbara. Talk to the person involved, talk
to others, or write a letter -- even if you don't send it.
Editors note: For more information on overcoming unwanted and
negative emotions read the book Dianetics.
