In Bulimia Recovery - Do You Want To Beat Bulimia
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In Bulimia Recovery? - How to Beat Bulimia
Summary:
Want to be free from bulimia? It's more achievable than you might think. Discover the five Zen principles of bulimia recovery and transform your journey.
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Are you ready to stop binging and purging for good? Many people abandon their goals within the first week. If you're determined to beat bulimia and embrace recovery, read on to discover how to stay motivated.
When setting your goal, such as "stop binge eating," focus on the positive and tangible aspects to enhance your success. Here are some questions to help you reframe your goal:
- What would you like to achieve today?
- Who can support you through this challenge?
- If a miracle occurred and your problem was gone tomorrow, how would you recognize it?
- What signs would indicate its resolution?
Develop your goal with these steps to stay on the path to recovery.
MAKE YOUR GOAL SMART!
Step 1 - "S" is for Specific
Be mindful of your thoughts and feelings just before a binge. If you're often hungry before binging, set a specific goal such as "eat three healthy meals a day at 3 to 4-hour intervals." This ensures you receive the necessary nutrients for a healthy body, framing your goal in a specific way that promotes recovery.
Step 2 - "M" is for Measurable
Track your progress by making your goal measurable. For instance, "eat three healthy meals at 3-hour intervals" is easily tracked.
Step 3 - "A" is for Achievable
Break your goal into smaller tasks to make it more achievable. Create sub-goals?"manageable steps like planning meals daily or grocery shopping for ingredients. This approach helps you move steadily toward recovery.
Step 4 - "R" is for Relevant
Ensure your goal is relevant to you. Pursue recovery for yourself, not for others. This personal relevance keeps you committed and helps you enjoy the benefits of recovery.
Step 5 - "T" is for Timely
Set a realistic time frame for your goal. Remember, changing eating patterns may take 21 days or longer.
For example:
- Week 1: Eat three balanced meals a day. Include a healthy snack if necessary.
- Week 2: Focus on your successes.
- Week 3: Experiment with foods previously considered risky.
Just like learning to walk before running, take time each day to review your progress. Seeing results reinforces your motivation.
Starting a bulimia recovery program can further support your journey.
Celebrate your accomplishments and reward yourself?"your efforts deserve the reward of recovery.
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