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Thanks, everyone! Some good ideas...
I was feeling positive and motivated yesterday after reading your posts. Unfortunately someone brought pineapple upside down cake to work!! Ah! Just 1 very small piece, buuuut- grrrr!0 -
Every time you get a craving or feeling snacking, challenge yourself to drink a bottle of water.
You will feel refreshed, full, and you were probably a little thirsty anyway. For me, when I am in the "maybe I want a snack... Am I hungry?" mood what I actually am is thirsty.
Sounds crazy, I know, but worth a try.0 -
Every time you get a craving or feeling snacking, challenge yourself to drink a bottle of water.
You will feel refreshed, full, and you were probably a little thirsty anyway. For me, when I am in the "maybe I want a snack... Am I hungry?" mood what I actually am is thirsty.
Sounds crazy, I know, but worth a try.
It's because a lot of people cannot tell the difference between thirst and hunger signals. It's almost the same signal for a lot.
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If I don't have enough calories during earlier in the day, then I have way stronger cravings at night. It's called residual hunger. I shifted more calories to lunch, which really helped.
But those habits are hard to break, so I also save a non-trigger treat for nighttime. For me a single serving bag of popcorn works. I've also just gone in my room (away from temptation) and given myself a pedicure. Then I also have pretty toes haha,
These two strategies have been working for megood luck to you!
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yopeeps025 wrote: »Every time you get a craving or feeling snacking, challenge yourself to drink a bottle of water.
You will feel refreshed, full, and you were probably a little thirsty anyway. For me, when I am in the "maybe I want a snack... Am I hungry?" mood what I actually am is thirsty.
Sounds crazy, I know, but worth a try.
It's because a lot of people cannot tell the difference between thirst and hunger signals. It's almost the same signal for a lot.
people say this but I have no idea what it means. I mean, the words I get and the concept, but I've never had the issue of knowing if I was thirsty or hungry. they are completely different things to me. one grumbles my stomach and the other gives me a dry tongue0 -
yopeeps025 wrote: »Every time you get a craving or feeling snacking, challenge yourself to drink a bottle of water.
You will feel refreshed, full, and you were probably a little thirsty anyway. For me, when I am in the "maybe I want a snack... Am I hungry?" mood what I actually am is thirsty.
Sounds crazy, I know, but worth a try.
It's because a lot of people cannot tell the difference between thirst and hunger signals. It's almost the same signal for a lot.
people say this but I have no idea what it means. I mean, the words I get and the concept, but I've never had the issue of knowing if I was thirsty or hungry. they are completely different things to me. one grumbles my stomach and the other gives me a dry tongue
well anytime does fluids help when your stomach grumbles?
I now can only tell the difference after paying attention to myself.
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