
08/12/2023
Emotional eating is a complex interplay between our emotions and our relationship with food. It involves using food as a coping mechanism for managing emotional distress, whether it's stress, anxiety, boredom, sadness, or even happiness.
This pattern often leads to consuming larger quantities of food, especially high-calorie, comfort foods, irrespective of physical hunger cues. While it might provide temporary relief or distraction from emotions, it rarely addresses the underlying issues.
Over time, emotional eating can contribute to weight gain, guilt, and a cycle of emotional dependence on food.
Understanding our emotions, developing healthier coping mechanisms, and practicing mindfulness can help break this cycle, fostering a more balanced and nourishing relationship with food and emotions.
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