The 8 Triggers of Food Cravings and How to Deal With Them

I am down from 218.8 to 215.4 since our last episode. I'm still not eating burgers, or soda. I'm eating fruits and vegetables, and I'm trying new things (Asparagus is alot like broccoli). I also tgried Shrimp on the grill with no butter (just the grill taste) it was awesome. For the most part I am not hungry, and my calories are way down. When I do get cravings I need to make sure to take inventory of what is going on. Here are some things that trigger cravings.ThirstFatigueUrge to ChewPainHormone CyclesMealtimesHigh-Risk TimesSo here are some things to do to deal with these. Drink lots of water. My goal right now is 80 oz of water. If you are not a water drinker, this could be tough. But if someone handed you a bottle and said, "if you drink this you'll lose weight!" I bet you would. Well it does, and its called water. Get some sleep. When you are tired you tend to quit caring, and make bad choices.We self medicate with food to fix many problems that are not hunger. Remember, if you're not hungry, food is not the answer.Wait 5 minutes and get your mind on someting else. Read a book, or call a friend. Many times you are just bored.Try to have consistent meal times and eat 2/3 of your calories within the first nine hours of being awake.Take deep breathes when feeling stressed out. Do this for 5 minutes. Thanks so much for everyone who has been using my amazon links on the page. I earn a commission and you don't spend a dime more. It's a win-win, and I deeply appreciate it.