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Addicted to eating - Our author discusses how seeing her weight problems as a result of addiction helped her to learn new ways to manage cravings

机译:沉迷于饮食 - 我们的作者讨论了由于成瘾而看到她的体重问题如何帮助她学习新方法来管理渴望

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I have always struggled with my weight, even as a child. When I was aged 9 my parents started to try to help by encouraging me to go on diets, and I tried to eat less but couldn't do it. Throughout my life, the feeling of needing to eat something was overwhelming and all consuming. I would be physically restless and mentally obsessed until I ate and satisfied the craving. When I had a full packet of biscuits, 1 felt safe. When the packet was empty it left me feeling remorse, guilt, and hopelessness. I would try to resist the craving, but my mind would tell me I had no option. It was an overpowering feeling—I had to eat. I tried various diets and therapies to lose weight, including cognitive behavioural therapy, hypnosis, and psychotherapy, but nothing worked.
机译:即使是小时候,我也一直在为自己的体重而苦苦挣扎。 当我9岁时,我的父母开始尝试通过鼓励我继续节食来提供帮助,而我尝试少吃东西,但做不到。 在我的一生中,需要吃东西的感觉是压倒性的,所有人都在消费。 直到我吃饭并满足渴望,我会在身体上不安和精神上痴迷。 当我有一包饼干时,1感到安全。 当包包空着时,我感到re悔,内gui和绝望。 我会尝试抵制渴望,但我的想法告诉我我别无选择。 这是一种压倒性的感觉 - 我必须吃饭。 我尝试了各种饮食和疗法来减肥,包括认知行为疗法,催眠和心理疗法,但没有任何效果。

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