lol thank you Emski, your right i know your right, iv always known what your saying is right agghhh.
i need to get my head back in to gear dont i, i need, no i want to do this right for myself to get to were i want to be and of course to help FBI win this month. right then here goes, im going to do this. thank you girlies.........i may be back moaning agin but for now, i can do this.
iv been looking on this website, i normally just come to our bit, i found this thought it was cool:-
H.A.L.T= hungry? angry? lonely? or tierd? if your hungry fine choose something healthy that will actually fill you. if hunger is not the problem then food is not the answer. wear an elastic band round your wrist with this on it to remind you.
10 tips for emotional overeating!
1. Write it away
Next time you get a craving for a specific food, such as cheesecake, write it down in a
notebook. Recording a food thought takes it out of your head.
2. Take two bites
Don’t deprive yourself of your favourite dessert. Instead, take two bites. The first two bites
of any food always have the most flavour. After that, you’re just “feeding.”
3. Food becomes wasted
Stop feeling guilty about throwing away your kid’s other half sandwich or the leftover
food on your plate. In reality, if you eat food your body doesn’t need, it’s wasted!
4. Set tiny goals
Stick to an exercise plan by creating repeated success. Set small, achievable goals. If you
can walk for five minutes a day, then start there.
5. What do I
really want to chew on?
When you crave crunchy or chewy food, think about what’s bothering you in life. Is it
finances? Kids? Deadlines? Since eating won’t change it, try to cope in some other way.
6. Instant way to stop eating
When you’ve had a bad day and start eating nonstop, go brush your teeth. If you’re not
where you can brush, eat a distinctly opposite flavour. To block a sweet taste, suck on a
lemon wedge or eat a sour pickle. To block salty or spicy triggers such as salsa, reach for
a stick of gum or strong mint candy.
7. No more cheating
It’s impossible to cheat with food.
Cheating refers to something illegal or immoral, and food
is neither of these. Instead, refer to your choices. “I made a choice to eat a cookie today!”
8. Eat in the presence of others
To overcome your patterns of sneak eating, make a policy that you’ll always eat sweets
or favourite foods in the presence of at least one other person.
9. Small wins
Write down at least five things you did today that were small accomplishments. Before you
go to bed, read your list out loud and tell yourself you’re a great success.
10. No more deprivation
Instead of feeling deprived or feeling left out, ask yourself, “What does my weight deprive
me of?” Make a list of the things you’re missing out on by being overweight..
