Feeling low
hemlock91
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I have been tracking my calories all throughout the day, including condiments, and making sure to measure and weigh my food. I will feel great throughout the day and am super on-track with my caloric goals.
But then... the late night munchies kick in. Last night I had a bowl of cereal and two cookies! I wrecked my whole day.
I feel terrible. This has been happening almost every night.
I need support
But then... the late night munchies kick in. Last night I had a bowl of cereal and two cookies! I wrecked my whole day.
I feel terrible. This has been happening almost every night.
I need support
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Make sticky notes and put them everywhere in the pantry you may end up late night, reminding yourself why you shouldn't.
Find that deep down motivator that overcomes all urges, we all have one right? Right now for me it is my low self esteem and vanity that is driving me, find yours!1 -
Get the cookies out of the house. Pre-log a late night snack. Or keep the cookies in, and pre-log one.2
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We all have our times of day where we struggle. One night is not going to cause too much damage.
Night time is hard for me as well.
Try to have extra calories left for this time so you can have a late night snack. I've been pre logging at night to make sure I can fit in a late night snack and it really helps.
Are you actually hungry when you're eating? Or are you bored? Is there something else you can do? Can you eat something healthier?
There are nights when I just have to put myself to bed so I won't eat anything else.
It's ok, we all go through this. Planning will help.
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Hemlock, that is in the past now. Today's truly a new day.
I wonder if you could consider actually setting yourself up for success? Like what if you prepared baggies of healthier foods? Like a baggie of baby carrots or carrot discs? What about dill pickle spears? What about a favorite low-cal drink? What if you cooked turkey bacon bits until they're crispy and kept them in the 'fridge? What about baggies of your favorite crackers, but set up so that there's only one serving in each baggie?
I recently discovered my present go-to food: zucchini disks literally take seconds to cook, and they're wonderful seasoned with garlic and onion powder with herbs.
You don't have to give up. You are worth way more than that.0 -
I had to find a hobby I now crochet and don't want to mess up my yarn! I also don't buy cookies I now have lara bars. I eat either from boredom or emotions.0
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Still have a snack, just make it healthier.
Habits are hard to break not impossible , definitely hard.
Carrots and hummus, celery and peanut butter ( go easy on the peanut butter) .
Make the cereal a Bircher with fruit, cookies a protein bar or ball.0 -
I wrote notes on the ice cream and cookie jar "not the answer to your problems" hahaha! It helps a bit. Keep trying I think it gets easier.0
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