"Breaking Free from Emotional Eating." By: Geneen Roth
Emotional eating can lead to obesity, diabetes, and several other physical problems. I would recommend seeing a counselor or doctor to try and overcome this habit.
Emotional eating is when an individual eats in response to feelings such as anger, depression, sadness or happiness. Emotional eaters tend to consume excess food even when they are not physically hungry. Emotional eating can leave an individual feeling guilty afterward and it may eventually cause depression. To avoid emotional eating, it is important to recognize the behavior. Emotional eating is often in the form of cravings. An emotional eater will typically crave a particular type of food. One way to manage emotional eating is to choose healthy food options such as vegetables or fruit.
Some of the signs of emotional eating are binge eating. Binge eating occurs when one eats enormous amounts of food(s) at one time or various times throughout the day. Emotional binge eating can be contributed to depression, stress or as a desire to fullfill something else in life that seems unattainable.
The secret to breaking free from emotional eating lies in resolving the issues that cause the eating disorder to occur. If you simply take away the food the disorder will continue when it is available.
No but i wouldn't recommend eating it.
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It depends on the specific eating disorder to identify specific mood or emotional symptoms. Most eating disorders, though, will involve drastic mood swings, depression, isolation, secrecy, and low-self esteem.
Try to replace the impulse for emotional eating with a more positive activity, like exercising. Also, do not hesitate to reach out to a friend if you need someone to talk to about your problems.
No, it is not. Though I do not recommend eating it!
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Physical eating is eating based on the necessity for nutrients. For example, if you are gradually hungry, then your body will alert you to this (by "growling"). This differs from emotional eating because you only eat when it is necessary.