Eating Based on Emotion

Postby Tyrant2666 » Mon Apr 25, 2016 6:53 pm

Whenever I'm angry and there's food around I usually eat anything I find really fast and after the fit is over I feel sick sometimes from eating too much. This happens at night so I know whatever I eat will just add on to my weight. In high school I weighed a steady 240 pounds all 4 years which is probably thanks to gym and the marching band. Now 3 years later I'm around 270 approaching 300. I feel comfortable around the 240-250 pound range but I get scared as I get closer to 300.

Also it doesn't help that I'm a manager at a fast food place so I get free food. I try to not eat any fried foods, cheese, or shakes because that's really unhealthy. I don't drink pop, I mostly drink water but sometimes I'll have a frappe. I work there 4 times a week so I eat fast food dinner (4×3weeks) more than 12 days a month. I watched tv shows about how people get to 600 pounds from eating 3 fast food meals a day so that has me worried =/

Any advice?
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Postby Richard@DecisionSkills » Mon Apr 25, 2016 10:30 pm

1. Address your anger.

2. Don't keep food in the home other than fruits. That way if #1 fails you can at least fill up on watermelon instead of pizza.

3. I know it is free, but pack a lunch instead. There are plenty of cheap, healthy options.

4. Look for a different place to work.

Unless you are extremely tall w/ muscle, 240 lb is not going to be a healthy weight. Comfortable...ok.
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Postby jaimeculpepper » Tue Apr 26, 2016 4:32 am

Search on google various ways to reduce our anger.
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Postby diaz212 » Fri May 13, 2016 6:26 am

you should go to sub forum on angry management
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