Understanding Emotional Eating Causes: Unveiling the Hidden Causes Behind Your Food Cravings

Ever feel like food is your best friend and worst enemy? No matter how hard you try, you end up wondering: Why can’t I stop eating? In reality, it’s not really about the food—it’s about why you’re eating, not what you’re eating. In this blog, we’ll explore how deprivation fuels binge eating, why being kinder to yourself matters, and what …

Understanding Emotional Eating Causes: Unveiling the Hidden Causes Behind Your Food Cravings

Today, I’m answering the question: What happens when you quit sugar for eight weeks? Many people expect this will be something of a detox and that they will lose weight, feel more energetic, and even stop binge eating. But what if the real transformation isn’t about your body but your mind?  In this article, I’m unpacking the physical, emotional, and …

Understanding Emotional Eating Causes: Unveiling the Hidden Causes Behind Your Food Cravings

Do you ever plow through an entire family sized bag of chips or order an extra-large pizza and wonder why you can’t control your eating? You likely feel frustrated, blaming yourself for the food choices. It’s easy to think the problem is binge eating. But what if binge eating isn’t the problem at all? What if it’s actually the solution …

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Understanding Emotional Eating Causes: Unveiling the Hidden Causes Behind Your Food Cravings

Gina’s day started off strong. She had a healthy breakfast, worked out during lunch, and felt good about sticking to her wellness goals. But as the work piled up and her inbox overflowed, she felt the stress mounting. By mid-afternoon she felt overwhelmed and upset, and found herself standing in front of the fridge eating leftover banana bread. She felt …

Understanding Emotional Eating Causes: Unveiling the Hidden Causes Behind Your Food Cravings

Uncovering the “signs of emotional eating” can be a journey of self-discovery. It’s like peeling back the layers of an onion, each one revealing something new about our relationship with food and emotions. Many of us have had moments of diving into a pint of ice cream after a stressful day. But when this becomes a habitual response, rather than …