Stop Overindulging

Food is delicious, extremely delicious! Whether you have a sweet tooth or crave a salty snack, there is a fix for every craving you desire. What if you just put your fitness goals into place and you want to stick to them? Do you listen to that part of yourself that is begging you to dive right into a box of crispy donuts or crunch through an entire bag of salty chips in front of your favorite TV show? There is absolutely nothing wrong with indulging in your favorite snack or dish from time to time, but you can steer clear of overindulging for 80% of the time.

It can be difficult and demanding to try and replace old habits with better ones – follow these steps:

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Create A Time
Again, the key in life is to have a good balance. A good balance consists of scheduling time to indulge in the foods that are your favorites but don’t score high on the nutritional scale. For example, adhere closely to your clean eating lifestyle Monday through Saturday but on Sunday you can have a cheat meal and snack.

Switch The Diet For A Life Style Change
Diets can be extremely restrictive which can lead to a period of binge eating. Going from diet to diet can feel like an unlucky chain of ups and downs. Focus on eating whole, unprocessed foods rather than adhering to strict and restrictive diets. Taking better choices can lead to a better relationship with food. When you go on diets that aren’t balanced and cut out large amounts of food, you begin to desire those foods. Fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and other unprocessed foods can promote better health.

Be Mindful
Pay attention to how you feel at the moment. Listen to your body and recognize when hunger occurs or ceases to be there. Eat slowly and enjoy your food so you can improve your overall eating behaviors.

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