Lack of sleep triggers the cravings. Using MFP to look back over the last 24 hours to see how much you have already eaten, might motivate you to fight the "want to eat craving". When you know you have consumed enough calories and aren't physically hungry, your mind just thinks you should be. Rotating shift scrambles the bodies natural cycles and patterns. Digestion, sleeping and eating. It's a daily battle. Calories are my battle. 1600 a day goal, 4 weeks in to this I've done it once. That's because I passed out exhausted and slept 12 hours. "but now what do I do" look for foods you will eat that have a low calorie density, usually ends up a fruit or veg. Broth base soups hit the mark. I 'll eat grapes instead of peanuts, cucumbers with salt instead of beef jerky and any progresso or hungry man soup.

Almonds and walnuts super foods, a lot of benefits. Calorie dense, tough balance without exercise. Water excellent! Do you count coffee?