Eating And Gaining Weight How To Control The Urge To Splurge

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Eating and Gaining Weight? Here's How to Control the Urge to Splurge!


Summary:
I must admit, I have a weakness for Pringles. The thought of that satisfying crunch and savory flavor always tempts me. While chips might not be your vice, most of us have that one irresistible food. Research suggests that 97% of women and 68% of men experience cravings. So, how can we control these urges without derailing our diets? Here are some expert tips to help you enjoy food without overindulging.

Master Your Eating Habits

1. Reduce Cravings: Though it might seem impossible, you can train yourself to experience fewer cravings. A study involving nearly 500 women found that those taking a daily 1,200 mg calcium supplement reduced their premenstrual food cravings by 54%. For similar results, try incorporating calcium-rich foods like skim milk and yogurt into your diet. If you're lactose intolerant, opt for calcium-fortified foods or supplements.

2. Stay Relaxed: Anxiety increases cortisol production, which can lead to carb cravings. Sweets and carbohydrates temporarily boost serotonin levels, creating a calming effect. Treat yourself to some relaxation?"watch a movie, chat with friends, or plan a spa day. And remember, enjoying a small amount of chocolate now and then can actually reduce your cravings over time.

3. Differentiate Cravings from Hunger: If you find yourself dreaming of French fries as you pass a fast-food joint, pause and reassess. Distract yourself with music or another activity and consider whether it’s hunger or just a craving. If it’s the latter, choose a healthier option like an apple or a salad.

Cutting Calories Made Easy

You can easily slash calories with smarter choices:

- Use a nonstick pan to avoid butter or oil.
- Trim fat from meat and remove chicken skin before serving.
- Opt for butter-flavored seasonings instead of butter on veggies.
- Substitute heavy cream with evaporated skim milk.
- Allow stews and casseroles to cool and remove congealed fat before serving.
- Choose whole fruit over juice. For instance, an orange has fewer calories than orange juice.
- Snack on low-calorie fruits like cucumbers, carrots, and apples instead of crackers.
- Use bottled chocolate extract in milkshakes instead of sweetened cocoa.
- Replace whole eggs with two egg whites in recipes.
- Select diet margarine or cereals with fewer calories, enhancing them with fresh fruits.
- At parties, go for raw vegetables like carrot strips or pickle slices instead of high-calorie snacks.

Stay Committed

Ultimately, maintaining a healthy lifestyle depends on your mindset. How strong is your willpower to control the urge to splurge? With the right choices and a positive attitude, you can enjoy your favorite foods without the guilt.

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