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Old Apr 06, 2016, 07:35 AM
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Originally Posted by PianogirlPlays View Post
A good question. I did something similar about two weeks ago with a chocolate chip cookie and had similar bad results. Truthfully, even beyond the chocolate thing sugary so called treats don't go very well. On the whole, since I have started going to Weight Watchers I have been doing better. These events have been hard for me because it plugs into the deeper struggle of how I feel and act towards myself. I am in counseling and it is helpful. But I think I see that like an alcoholic needs to give up drinking I need to stop playing around with things that my body and even my mind has no tolerance . Once , years ago I went to a group for over eaters and they encouraged the stopping of these very triggering foods and I did for about two weeks and had more peace with food than I have ever had. I lost that continuing longing. I stopped because of other struggles but this may be a solution for me.
Mmmmm - I like the sound of that.....having peace with food. What was the process you went through to put that in place? I presume you had to identify all your triggering foods. I guess they are different for each person? I'd be intrigued to know the background of this choice - and apply it myself : )
Thanks for this!
PianogirlPlays