Don’t Let Your Frowns Control Your Appetite

by Lauren Meyers on November 16, 2009 · 1 comment

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Hunger isn’t always the trigger for an increased appetite. Our emotions play a huge role in what and how much we put into our mouths.

Fatigue, depression, loneliness – these can all be triggers to emotional eating, but buring them with food isn’t the answer… fortunately, behavioral patterns can be altered to a much healthier approach.

Southbeachdiet.com provides a list of “ways to prevent your emotions from getting in the way of your weight-loss goals.”

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