The study (published in Obesity) looked at those who were participating in a behavioral weight loss trial and also used data from the National Weight Control Register (NWCR).--Diet Blog "Maintaining Your Weight: Emotional Eating Must Be Addressed"
The study found that it was easy to predict outcomes for those who ate in response to internal cues, such as feelings and thoughts. Essentially the higher levels of "internal disinhibition" at the beginning of the weight loss program - meant the less weight loss overall.
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2 comments:
Emotional eating has always been my downfall. *sigh* I've got to get a grip on this once and for all!
I could write that article, lol!
I think that is very true sometimes but I also think it can be overcome. I know for me, I emotionally ate ALL the time. and little by little I am moving away from that.
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