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Boredom Eating
  Samantha - see page to know who to contact directly!March 6th, 2013 12:35:38am 4,333 Posts |
So I'm dieting to get a little healthier (since I've mostly been ignoring health for awhile) and eating a little less, but I'm having issues with boredom eating - I'm one of those people who will munch on chips or crackers while I'm studying or working and its's totally absent minded, but it's not helping me with my goal here, haha. What do you do to stop from doing this? I've tried drinking water, and chewing gum but they only kind of help. |
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 π¦πΆKaly :: doggies? March 6th, 2013 1:02:27pm 254 Posts |
sunflower seeds, with shell. they help to take away the food cravings, also great way to quit smoking. |
 Kyliga |:| Whimsical Wolves April 1st, 2013 8:05:07pm 77 Posts |
I also find it a good idea to pick only one place to eat, like the kitchen table. On the occasions I do choose not to eat there I leave the chip bag on the counter and put a moderate handful onto a saucer or in a sandwich sized ziploc bag and take it back to my desk or chair where I am using my computer or reading a book at. As a general rule I find that once I have depleted the serving I brought with me that it is not worth getting up to get another. -Carl Sagan |
  Foxi *~*Project Hemlock*~*April 2nd, 2013 11:43:20pm 115 Posts |
I drink a lot of herbal teas. Especially the fruit flavored ones. I have so many different caffeine free options that every time I crave something snack like I just make a different cup of tea:) They taste sweet because of the fruit but they don't actually have any sugar. If I'm craving something salty, I go for a black tea or a savory green tea. It helps me! |
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