Archive for the ‘Eating Disorders’ Category

Curb Food Addiction

Watch this great video about weight loss

and fat burning tips

Listen to Jeff explain the safe and easy way to burn fat and lose weight

If you are looking for a straight forward answer to how to deal with craving food – I’d have to say just stop eating in large portions but is this really it?. I have heard and used this line a number of times before, while watching some of my friends eat, at home, at parties. Let me spend a few minutes sharing about salicylate intolerance food cravings in not so many words.

Eating too much does not necessarily result to food cravings or gaining some weight instead it is the choice of food you find yourself eating. Eating certain types of food may lead you to exacerbating your food cravings and eating another type of food might help them. Yes, there is some good food out there that can really help you get over your deadly habit. For example, if you need to stop them, consider taking b-vitamin complex (B vitamins). These are essential for the metabolism of carbohydrates into the simple sugar glucose. There is plenty if food that contains b-complex vitamins. For example, you can find them in liver, nuts, leafy green vegetables, rice, milk, eggs, meats, fish and whole-grain cereals fruits.

It follows then that food cravings are by and large caused by chemical imbalances in our body system and so by eating the right foods with the right nutrients will enable your body to access the necessary ingredients to help it function normally and be in a position to control the chemical orientation in your body. If you are a woman understanding this information can help you even when you are premenstrual and want some foods that fight PMS.

This is why you will often come across commercial that promote weight loss programs saying you do not have to cut back on your eating habits. The people who develop such products basically come up with some anti depressants that help produce the kind of resources, which are used to stimulate the production of certain resources in order to function properly. They have since understood what needs to be present in your body in order to make you feel good, stop the desire to keep eatingand lose weight without cutting back on your diet.

Antidepressants work and have helped millions of people all over the world, I am not, however, a huge fan as they may have some side effects for some people who use them such a nausea, irritability, etc. If you ask me I will recommend using natural ways to deal with your food addiction problems and you can do this by first understanding the structure of your chemicals in the body and then help balance it up by eating the right kind of food.

I trust so far you can relate even if you are specifically concerned about sugar cravings

There is no reason why you should pay anything or anyone for putting your eatng habits under control. For instance, when it comes to best foods for pms, I often tell people to take stock and do the following, becareful of the things or emotions that trigger the food desires, exercise often as this has a good effect on your mood, When you feel like eating try drinking a glass of water also try to find other replacements for what you eat e.g. sugar less chocolates.

 

the number one reason diet plans fail

Apologies for the super-short newsletter today but I just saw this and had to share it with you.

Fitness author Jon Benson sent this out and I thought it was both hilarious and powerful.

Ready?

“A study in Psychosomatic Medicine has confirmed that people tend to consume food in order to self-medicate their feelings of stress or anxiety.

They call it “emotional eating.”

I know… it’s a real shocker. ; )

But this isn’t meant to be cute or light about this diet-wrecker.

This is the number one reason diet- plans fail… I’ve seen it way too many times.

In case you missed it, here’s Jon’s short story about overcoming emotional eating and getting in touch with a better way to make food work for you… not against you…

http://www.everyotherdaydiet.com/go/fitmens/emotional-eating

More in a few days,

Kenneth

P.S.  Jon is continuing his fund-raising efforts for St. Jude Children’s Hospital. One week was not long enough.

Ten percent of all book proceeds will go to St. Jude.

Thanks to all of you who have participated!