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“Don’t let the fear of the time it will take to accomplish something stand in the way of your doing it. The time will pass anyway; we might as well put that passing time to the best possible use.”
By Earl Nightingale
(An American motivational speaker and author, known as the “Dean of Personal Development.” He was the voice in the early 1950s of Sky King, the hero of a radio adventure series, and was a WGN radio show host from 1950 to 1956.)
BELIEVE IT OR NOT? You can actually laugh at all your body’s excessive weight problem if youjust read and follow this simple weight loss plan. Don’t believe? Just continue reading and if you not happy in one way or another, I promise to eat my hat and deserve a pie in my face. Guaranteed and no question asked! Deal?
QUESTION? ARE YOU AFRAID OF FOOD AND HAVE FEAR of losing control of eating behavior, due to enlarged appetites? Don’t be! Your body’s reactions to adaptive mechanisms are always at work within your mind and body. However, the only true way to moderate them is by changing the food supply-by eating more. Yes, you heard me right!
SHOCKED? DON’T BE! Alternatively, if people are too afraid to eat more because of this phobia, they are truly trapped. You ask, ‘Where can they start?’ At the core of their fear eating.
Let’s pause here for a moment please. For the sake of dipping your toes in the uncharted waters of the article, we now give you a full view of the bulletin at a glance. Are you ready?
OVERVIEW:
With this sketchy background information orienting you the reader into the newsletter, here are the key issues below.
- · Eating Only Good Food When You Get Hungry
- · Control Your Under-Eating/Overeating Cycles.
- · Eat Enough of Healthy Foods At The Right Times
- · Always Work With Your Body’sMiracle Mechanism
- · Learn To Satisfy Your Hunger Consistently Day And Even At Late Night
Having talked at length on the intro part, let’s get to work, starting right from the beginning! Shall we?
SELF-TALK TIP NO. 1. YOU SHOULD EATONLY GOOD FOOD WHEN YOU GET HUNGRY
You probably can see the point of this one right off. Everybody now what is good food is made up of. However an important emphasis must be stress that ‘fiber’ constitutes excellent food. Studies show that most people eat about the same weight of food each day, says Barbara Rolls, PhD, author of The Volumetrics Eating Plan. If you choose high-fiber, water-rich foods — such as broth-based vegetable soups, salads, fruits, and vegetables — instead of foods without fiber and water, you can eat the same weight of food but feel full on fewer calories! Get my drift?
SELF-TALK TIP NO. 2. TAKE COMMAND OF YOURUNDER-EATING/OVEREATING CYCLES
That above tip may be a little flip. You probably wonder what I mean by it. I mean you must just use an uncommon amount of common sense when reading this! Here is some startling expose. Some people are concerned that weight cycling can put more fat around their abdominal (stomach) area. People who tend to carry excess fat in the stomach area (apple-shaped), instead of in the hips, thighs, and buttocks (pear-shaped), are more likely to develop type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and high blood pressure.Would it now be easy for you toconnect the dots? A big ‘YES’ if you ask me!
On tip number three, I get often get this thrown on my face so many time; I cannot recall the exact number of times. Really!
SELF-TALK TIP NO. 3. NOT EATING ENOUGH AT THE RIGHT TIMES
Let me state yet another matter for the record. Believe it or not eating enough at the right times may be a critical cause for anorexia nervosa. True to the word, such illness of self-starvation could result in marked weight loss and characterized by a disturbed sense of body image and anxiety. Moreover, females with this disorder may also experience absence of menstrual periods. Get the picture?
ONE MOMENT PLEASE.If you are still unconvinced so far, then you must read the next tip number 4. It’s the ice topping of a beautiful carrot cake. Basically not eating enough at the right times may be a critical cause for anorexia nervosa. True to the word, such illness of self-starvation could result in marked weight loss and characterized by a disturbed sense of body image and anxiety. Moreover, females with this disorder may also experience absence of menstrual periods. Sound familiar! I hope so!
SELF-TALK TIP NO. 4. WORK WITH YOU BODY’S AUTOMATIC MECHANISM
It is beyond a shadow of doubt. Research after research as proven that just as your body temperature is programmed to stay around 98.6 degrees, your body weight is naturally regulated to stay within a range of 10%-20%, says Thomas Wadden, PhD, director of the Center for Weight and Eating Disorders at University of Pennsylvania Medical School. This weight range is known as the “set point.”
A COMPLEX SET OF HORMONES, CHEMICALS, AND HUNGER SIGNALS help your body keep your weight within this range, says dietitian Dawn Jackson Blatner, RD. It is not just about your genes. You’re eating and exercise habits can also help to determine your set point. Wouldn’t that be something? It’s all coming up, so keep reading.
If there is one thing I want you to take away from this article, it is the last but not the least important tip number 5.
SELF-TALK TIP NO. 5. LEARN TO SATISFY YOUR HUNGER CONSISTENTLY DAY AND NIGHT
Surprise! Surprise! Surprise! I deliberately said that in a peculiar way soyou’ll pay attention. The prime reason why people are unable to satisfy their hunger consistently is just this. They who struggle with food and eating. They can fall into bad habits that lead to what professionals call disordered eating. Sucheating can take many forms. Ranging from unhealthy eating habits that keep them from losing weight to binge eating disorder, bulimia, or anorexia.
However, don’t let your desire to lose weight create unhealthy eating habits. Hence, your first step now should be to satisfy your hunger consistently day and night. And to accept your body and be proud that you could be a member of anyreliable weightloss clinic today or next day. At the same time you could
Improveyour health while you slim down! Honestly speaking, you don’t really need a Ph.D. to understand and apply this! Am I right? You bet!
Next, do allow me to give you a short and quick recap of this article with the following comments.
SUMMARY:
Here is an excellent way to summarize thistopic ofapplying self-talk to end your food phobia for ‘life’ Firstly, eating only good food when you gethungry. Then remember to be on guard against the under-eating/overeating cycles. Plus do eat enough healthy foods at the right times. Moreover, do work along with yourbody’s mechanism that automatically manage your eating and your weight. Finally, learn to satisfy your hunger consistently day and even at late night. Does that sound as clear as a church bell ringing?
Now that we have given you a wrap-up synopsis, some motivating conclusion is in order, if I may say so myself. Agree or not?
CONCLUSION:
Let’s us conclude this article entitled‘How to apply self-talk to end your food phobia for ‘life”, by agreeing to this one simple fact. There is no perfect way to get started. There are simply too many way to do things right! Why focus on what might go wrong. Why not focus on that might go right in this short write-up!
HENCE, HERE IS GOOD NEW!Whether you succeed or fail at any weight loss program for breaking out of weight loss ‘yo-yo cycle’ depends largely on how you handle your ‘food’ fears. Personally, I honestly recommend that you ignore them. And keep your power to decide to do the right and healthful thing, as many of my clients have done.
YOUR FEAR HAS KEPT YOU LOCKEDin an eating disturbance and separated from life in many ways. Trust me, you don’t need to overcome your fear, you only need to ignore it. And have a sharp focus on your knowledge, faith and goal to get well. Handling your fear is best done the same way as handling two-year-Old’s temper tantrum – ignores it and do what you need to do. Need I say more? Not at this juncture. Full stop!
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