Guest guest Posted May 18, 2003 Report Share Posted May 18, 2003 Found this at the American Dietetic Association's website: Are you an emotional eater? Do you eat whenever you're anxious? Is food one of the few things that makes you feel better? If so, you may have learned to turn to food for comfort. For many people, food is more than just nutrition. Eating is something to do when you're bored, tired, anxious or when dealing with emotions. Often these behaviors can lead to overeating. If you eat because of emotions, you may want to start keeping a food record of what you eat, when you eat and why you eat. Recognizing what triggers your eating can often make it easier to make changes. To help break the habit of turning to food when emotions begin to take over, find other things to do, such as walking around the block, taking a bike ride or playing with the dog. Find a balance between eating and your emotions and still enjoy your comfort foods. Produced by ADA's Public Relations Team Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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