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My tip might be peculiar to my particular thought process but I'll share it anyway:
So, when I mess up, part of me just think 'Oh, f*** it, may as well keep eating junk food now since I've slipped up anyway', and then I just binge on tasty treats. My method is, when I do have a naughty snack, to think 'Well, that was nice. I enjoyed that. Not the end of the world. One bar of chocolate is definitely better than three!'. By having something you like, you haven't ruined everything, but for me it's that 'Well now I may as well eat ALL THE FOOD' attitude that gives me problems!0 -
Grab a rubber band.
Put it on around your wrist.
SNAP THAT SH_T every time you feel like binging.
End of problem.0 -
look at my name that says it all0
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Once I made myself quit eating that stuff, it was easy. I don't even crave it anymore. I don't crave fast food, I don't crave sweets. You just have to get thru the initial shock of not having it and you'll get over it. I don't even use fake sugar. The only sugar I gets comes from fruits. With the exception of my greek yogurt.0
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Agree with prior posts...
Keeping the foods out of my house has helped...but really it is a psychological battle.
It's funny how your taste buds change over time. I used to crave sweets -like buttercream anything!...now it's ridiculous things like apples and peanut butter or bags of broccoli! lol0
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