Over the years Saba has learned to eat healthy by cutting down on processed foods. But her new healthstyle has caused her to forego nearly all the foods she loved as a child since she has moralized them as “bad and unhealthy.” Now she uses her “good behavior” to justify overeating “healthier” snacks like nuts, even though she eats so much she feels sick afterward. It’s a cycle she would like to break.
Saba’s issue combines both food moralizing and emotional eating, which makes both issues more complex and difficult to unravel. Together we come up with a plan for her to move forward.
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Why I’ll Never Tell You to Eat “Heart Healthy” Foods
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from Summer Tomato http://summertomato.com/how-to-stop-overeating-when-emotional-eating-combines-with-food-moralizing
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