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MY RELATIONSHIP WITH FOOD 🍲

Real Talk: I don’t have a good relationship with food and I know it. Am I doing something to change it? Not really. Do I want to change it? Yes.

• • I need help to be able to stick to a diet or at least clean eating😩

• • Does anyone also have a bad relationship with food?

• • please feel free to talk about it or help me with it. Thank you 😊

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2024/7/14 Edited to

Having a healthy relationship with food is essential for overall well-being, yet many struggle with negative associations and eating patterns. This article encourages readers to openly discuss their experiences and feelings related to food. It's crucial to acknowledge that you're not alone in your journey. Many individuals can relate to the difficulty of sticking to dietary plans or adopting clean eating habits. Engaging in forums or support groups can provide valuable insights and encouragement. Understanding the root causes of your food relationship can lead to better strategies for improvement. Mindfulness techniques, professional guidance, and community support are key components to fostering a positive perspective towards food. Additionally, it helps to celebrate small victories along the way, whether it's trying a new healthy recipe or simply being kinder to yourself on days when eating feels challenging. Through communication and shared experiences, we can cultivate a supportive environment where everyone feels empowered to make healthier choices.

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💕Kristyn💕

Hi there! I also have a bad habit with food, so instead of limiting myself to a diet, I stick to a calorie deficit instead which still allows me to eat what I want but teaches me portion control :)

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my eating is terrible. i typically eat one meal a day but can go super long without eating which is a little scary on days when i’m BUSY bc i will just not eat. i don’t really snack but ill have some days where all food is nasty and makes me feel like im gonna throw up 😭then some days i eat EVERYTHING

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