Sentences with phrase «emotional eating begins»

Once we love and honor ourselves, the pain and cover of emotional eating begins to fall away.

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We talk a lot about nutrition in pregnancy, but eating well is also incredibly important in the postpartum as we heal, undergo many physical and emotional changes, and begin breastfeeding.

Once you begin to exercise your body awareness muscle, you'll connect the way you feel with the food you eat and begin to notice changes in your mental, emotional, and spiritual states.

At that point you can begin to understand when you are eating because you're hungry or you are eating to numb, feel, soothe, or ignore your emotional or mental state.

She helps people make peace with food, mind, and body, find their inner worth, and begin their unique path to an extraordinary life through her Beyond Emotional Eating program.

I thought she stood up so solidly whenever she began to realize what she was eating had an emotional effect for her.

Once Laurie's parents had moderated their hostilities, she felt less frantic and could begin to put some emotional energy into improving her own life drinking and sleeping around less, attending a support group for girls with eating disorders.

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