Overeating triggers
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Sunshine_ofhope wrote: »My overeating triggers are :
- Anger
- Anxiety / overwhelmed type
- depression/ really upset having a hard time coming back from it
- Eating in my car
- Standing up and eating
FOODS I WILL NEVER BE ABLE TO EAT:
- Chocolate of any kind
- Cake & cupcakes
- Ice cream
- Water Ice
- Any types of nuts
- Peanut butter or any type of supplement of peanut
- Pretzel, chips, cheese puffs . ect.
- Peas
- Corn
- Cauliflower
- Squash
- Avacodo
- Coffee creamer
- Candy of any kind
- Meat { only once a week & 3/4 to 1/2 a serving of it .}
- Bread
- Pasta
- Fruit
I have food addiction. I finally am 1 year recovered .
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I, of course, have to ask. You can't have water/ice?0 -
Because of the flavor and it for me it’s from an ice cream place or were the ice creams are in the grocery store. My food addiction is server1
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Sunshine_ofhope wrote: »Because of the flavor and it for me it’s from an ice cream place or were the ice creams are in the grocery store. My food addiction is server
That makes more sense. I've never heard it called that before.
Honestly, I'd be eating way better if I had half of your triggers.
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My food addiction is serve . It’s no joke . I realized it today. I thought I was able to have kale chips cauliflower chips and these things called pop- chips made of of popcorn. That’s a no. This will be new addition. Flavored creamer has to go along with the cappuccino Kcups0
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1. Diet restriction
2. Fatigue
3. Emotions
4. Thirst
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Stress
Sadness/Hopelessness/Depression
Fatigue1 -
Thinking through a problem....its weird. When I'm eating I think better2
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Working from home. Fridge being too accessible at all times. I have weak willpower0
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Pain is my biggest trigger. I did some research that while your body heals from trauma it requires more calories. After surgeries or even just hurting myself I got straight to food.
Anxiety and boredom play into it too and I crave carbs badly. I make sure not to even buy crackers because I will go straight for them.2 -
Free delicious food at work.
When I was a child, money was tight and frugality was the order of the day. Eons later, I am financially secure but grow much of my own food and continue to watch my pennies. Now, most work days include meals from posh caterers and endless high-end treats; the poor kid in me doesn't want to miss out. That's my biggest food struggle and I am constantly working on it.5 -
Free delicious food at work.
When I was a child, money was tight and frugality was the order of the day. Eons later, I am financially secure but grow much of my own food and continue to watch my pennies. Now, most work days include meals from posh caterers and endless high-end treats; the poor kid in me doesn't want to miss out. That's my biggest food struggle and I am constantly working on it.
I feel that: A side branch of my hedonism is FOMO, which makes things like potlucks and buffets dangerous. I'm lucky (?) not to have anything in my life like your challenging work environment, though. I can see how that would be hard.3
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