Addicted to food?
12-28-2011, 06:28 AM
#11
FitDay Member
Join Date: Aug 2011
Posts: 24
OMG Hanelse I am the exact way.. I have fallen off the wagon a bit eating kinda crappy over the last few weeks but... I find the more i eat the junk the more I crave it.. when I dont eat it my cravings go from several times a day to ever 2-3 weeks... right now I am at daily 
and I havent worked out since last thursday... not good at all
Age 29 yrs old
Start date and wieght Aug 13 184lbs
Current weight 161.8lbs
Goal date Feb 13 140lbs
and I havent worked out since last thursday... not good at allAge 29 yrs old
Start date and wieght Aug 13 184lbs
Current weight 161.8lbs
Goal date Feb 13 140lbs
12-29-2011, 03:14 AM
#12
FitDay Member
Join Date: Mar 2010
Posts: 49
Good riddance to the processed foods. Just one bite is an invitation to addictive qualities.
Natural foods don't have these addictive qualities.
For over two years I've been abstaining. The few times I've lapsed, I find the next day, or day after (oddly at the same time of day), I crave the same. So, a good trick I have to avoiding those cravings is to either change my location at the time of day I expect to have those cravings, or change what I’m doing significantly at that time of the day. And generally, to avoid cravings and keep on plan, I always ensure I eat meals of healthy foods that leave me full and satisfied. I've got little willpower when I'm physically hungry.
Age: 35
Weight: 114 lbs
Maintinting: 2 years
Natural foods don't have these addictive qualities.
For over two years I've been abstaining. The few times I've lapsed, I find the next day, or day after (oddly at the same time of day), I crave the same. So, a good trick I have to avoiding those cravings is to either change my location at the time of day I expect to have those cravings, or change what I’m doing significantly at that time of the day. And generally, to avoid cravings and keep on plan, I always ensure I eat meals of healthy foods that leave me full and satisfied. I've got little willpower when I'm physically hungry.
Age: 35
Weight: 114 lbs
Maintinting: 2 years
01-02-2012, 09:12 AM
#13
FitDay Member
Join Date: Jan 2012
Posts: 3
I also think 1200kcal might not be enought (even tought I don't eat even that...). Junk food is really temptating, but there is so many healty options on a market these days 
And if you're at home... it's easy to make healty pizza and stuff like that by yourself. And if you're going out just google name of the place - sometimes you will find a list about food calories and stuff like that. It's also easier take healty option if you deside it before you even go to the store.
And if you're at home... it's easy to make healty pizza and stuff like that by yourself. And if you're going out just google name of the place - sometimes you will find a list about food calories and stuff like that. It's also easier take healty option if you deside it before you even go to the store.
