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      You may be wondering how come that whenever you are overcome with
      incredible stress, you want to reach for something to shove into your mouth
      and engage in stress eating? Of course the best time to eat is only when
      you are hungry, but none of us are perfect.




      You've probably noticed already that a lot of times when you are stressed,
      you feel like eating something crunchy.




      The first thing that comes to your mind is chips ( or chocolate ).
      However, there is a healthy alternative - raw vegetables.




      Carrots or celery can satisfy the need for crunching as well or better than
      chips, and actually provide nutritional value.




      A few properly prepared nuts can also do the trick if craving something
      crunchy and you will certainly be providing your body with more nutrients
      by choosing something other than chips as a snack.


















      It helps if you plan ahead. Make sure you will have some crunchy veggies
      within reach when the crunch attack sets in.
      Keep the veggies in your drawer at work. If you're going to be running errands
      in your car for a couple of hours, make sure you take some healthy snacks.
      If you have a healthy snack within reach, you will be less likely to buy
      junk food from the nearest vending machine or drive-thru window.



      For more info, download Stress Eating, a free ebook.

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   Different types of stress can cause you to crave different kinds of foods. Talk to yourself and find out
   what emotions you are dealing with and notice which type of foods each emotion cause you to crave.
   Once you can recognize that the stress is causing you to crave the food, and not hunger, you may be able
   to avoid eating as a stress reaction.
   Or, at least, you may be able to find a healthy food to satisfy the craving.


   You may have discovered that if you choose to be overwhelmed with stress,
   reaching for sugary sweets is just like reaching for a drink or other drugs.
   People reach for the carbs to get a sugar high and escape that emotion for the moment.
   This never works (as we all know) because after you have started to come down from the initial rush,
   you are left feeling a little sick and sometimes depressed and guilty.


   Changing your eating habits is not a test to see how powerful you can become over junk.
   It is just a choice to eat foods that will nourish your body,
   feed your cells and help the body rid itself of toxins.
   The more often you eat foods that do this, the healthier you will be.
   Try to find healthy alternatives to food for coping with the challenges of life.








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         Calories do count and it's also important how efficiently your body burns
         them. Calorie Count also contains a diet planner with professional advice
         on food combining, detox, suggested daily calorie intake for men and women,
         calorie intake from beverages consumed, as well as some useful guidelines
         for speeding up the metabolism and making the most of it.
         People make the mistake of thinking they have to make drastic changes
         to lose weight and get in shape, but the secret is to make small changes
         and incorporate them into their lives permanently.

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