Preachers say, "There is a time for everything and a season for every activity under the sky."
Well, this rule can be exempt from food addiction.
When I ran my weight loss program, a classmate went against the rules of eating. She used to think so hard. "I want food to be natural," he said.
The rules seemed quite natural to me:
- When your body gets the signal, eat it ready for food starvation.
- When your body signals that food is enough, stop eating - hunger is a place of happiness.
- Avoid addictive foods that do not follow the first two rules.
But they didn't feel natural.
So, what was she really looking for? He may want the opening shot to eat whatever he wants, without thinking about the consequences. Or no result.
He and another woman in the group complained to our strength training trainer that they wanted a day off.
Patiently, the coach replied, "There is no day off, that's it - the way you eat, how you exercise."
How does it relate to the quote from the beginning?
With food addiction, certainly with sugar addiction, it really can't be that the plan is rejected without consequences. Not the opposite: it's time to submit, it's time to eat Chinese. no.
But when we realize how big a decision we have made, there is sadness.
This is a big step. It's okay to be sad. We can be sad and sad about the old ways of eating and the garbage we ate, which has led to this great change.
After the death of my whole family, I have found that grief changes whenever it is desired, when it is not easy.
"When you are sad, look at your heart again, and you will see that you are really crying for what you were happy about." - Kiel Gibran
Hint of your mourning: Allow yourself to grieve over the loss of sugar, other trash and leftovers. Then let go
Lose yourself in your new process. Abandon eating and eating habits that once had emotional meaning for you. We talk to people who care about what they have left and understand what you are facing. Better things are on the way.
If you look at it, you'll probably find the opposite time for mourning: "Dancing time."
I wish you this feeling of freedom. If you need help getting there, perfect! That's what I do. Just visit GlossMeUp and consult your free empowering food. Find out how easy, painless, and fun it is to quit sugar!
Presented by Ali Changezi Sandhu, author of GlossMeUp: 5 Weight Loss Tips That Are Actually Evidence-Based.