How to Stop Snacking on Junk Foods

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A Certified Holistic Nutritionist, Menopause & Metabolism Specialist and Executive Wellness Coach helping busy menopausal women crack the code to living a healthy lifestyle so You Feel Great & Love Your Body!

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Let’s talk about cravings – and what you can do to stop snacking on junk foods.

You know what I’m talking about… you’re sitting at your desk at 2 p.m., and suddenly ALL you can think about are chocolate chip cookies.

A photo of chocolate chip cookies and my list of ways how to stop snacking on junk foods.

Or you’re watching TV at night and feel the ice cream or chips in the kitchen calling your name.

These cravings are super common — and they can be caused by a lot of things.

  • You could be hungry
  • You might be stressed, lonely, or bored
  • You’ve developed a habit of snacking around a certain time or activity 
  • Your hunger hormones might be out of whack from a bad night of sleep
  • You might have a nutrient deficiency

Eating a special treat every once in a while is fine — and even encouraged! But on a regular basis, it can get in the way of your results (not to mention your health).

I’ve got a 5-point list to help you slay those junk food cravings and take back control! 

  1. Plan ahead. Have healthier options on hand: fruits, cut-up veggies, nuts, etc. (PS: I know you already know this — but do you actually DO it? 🙂 )
  2. Hide food offenders. If you have foods in the house that bring on cravings, keep them out of sight!
  3. Eat it. Allow yourself to snack on your favorites occasionally. This way they don’t become “forbidden foods” that make you crave them even more.
  4. Try mindful eating. When you do indulge, make eating that food your only activity. Turn off the TV, get off your phone, and savor every bite, noticing its taste, texture, temperature, etc. This can help you feel more satisfied with a smaller portion.
  5. Plus, it can help you decide whether you’re eating because you’re actually hungry… or because of something else (entertainment, to relax, bored, etc.).

Habits can be changed — they just take time!

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Make it an amazing day,

P.S. If you want more tips on crushing your cravings, enter your email below to receive my free e-guide.

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