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How To Stop Overeating At Night: Get the fool-proof process to eliminate food stress, conquer cravings, and breakfree from overeating so you can stop struggling and start living: https://www.overcomeovereating.com. I show you how in 5 simple steps on this week’s YouTube video! In this video, you’ll learn…. ��Why night-time overeating is such a common trap. ��Why giving in to nighttime binges does NOT mean that you’re hopeless. ��5 powerful ways to prevent AND respond to after-hours urges to eat. If you enjoy this content hit “SUBSCRIBE” and comment and let me know what you think! Thank you so much for your support and helping us make an impact! All the love,. Brittany Brown. PS: Don’t forget your free gift for food freedom forever: https://beatingbingeeating.com/video-training. Learn more about us and our mission at: https://beatingbingeeating.com. Come hang out with me on social for live daily videos, Q&A, and all kinds of inspiration:. https://www.instagram.com/beating_binge_eating/. https://youtu.be/LlwR7oTLwj8
Overeating and Weight Gain | How to Stop Overeating and Weight Gain With This Super Simple Method. How many times have you felt guilty after you’ve binged on food?. You know, when you sit in front of the tv eating and then all of a sudden you realize you just ate the whole bowl?. Or you go to the pantry and stuff your face with food and not paying attention to what you’re eating you’re just stuffing yourself and your emotions? Subscribe To My Channel. https://goo.gl/vrMcYt. There are so many ways that we can overeat but I have some really great tips and tricks on how to stop that overeating and weight gain that I’ve personally used myself.. . . Hunger and Fullness Scale to Stop Overeating and Weight Gain.. On a Scale of 1 to 10…. . 1. You’re famished. Not full at all. 2-3. You’re hungry. This is ideally when you should eat.. 4-6. You’re satisfied/comfortable/just right. This is when you should stop eating.. 7-9. You’re uncomfortably full.. 10. You’re stuffed! (and most likely regretting what you ate).
Check out more healthy eating tips: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwvDl9NjQOoibyNetmnGZ1QvLxIc5nybA&feature=view_all. Ever sit down to a nice, big plate of food and tell yourself: “Self, you’re only going to eat half of what’s on this plate. I mean it!” Fast forward to a clean plate. Am I right? Which brings me to today’s topic: Portion control.. Follow us on YouTube for regular tips! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=livestrongwoman. A Little Bit Better offers simple tips that can add up to affect your life in big ways.. Nationally recognized nutrition expert and author Keri Glassman is the founder and president of Keri Glassman, Nutritious Life, a nutrition practice based in New York City. For years Keri has been a leader in advancing a “whole person” approach to health and wellness.. More from Keri: http://www.nutritiouslife.com. Illustration and animation by Cameron Gough.
Self-control is a struggle for many people, especially when it comes to food.. Although breaking the cycle of overeating can be challenging, there are ways to kick this unhealthy habit for good.. So in this video, I’m looking at 7 effective ways to stop overeating.. Further reading: https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/how-to-stop-overeating. Follow Authority Nutrition:. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AuthorityNutrition/. Twitter: https://twitter.com/AuthNutrition. Google Plus: https://plus.google.com/+Authoritynutrition/posts. Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/authynutrition/. Don’t forget to subscribe on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/user/AuthorityNutrition?sub_confirmation=1. Studies mentioned: STUDY 1: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25612907. STUDY 2: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4212566/. STUDY 3: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21775556/
How to Help Prevent Overeating. Part of the series: Fitness & Nutrition. Overeating can lead to increased weight, obesity and even certain health conditions. Find out how to help prevent overeating with help from a health and nutrition expert in this free video clip. Read more: http://www.ehow.com/video_7754003_prevent-overeating.html
The Simple Tool That Can Help Prevent Overeating. chevron_left PREV: Nutrition 101: Vitamins & Mine There is a tool that can help you tune in to your hunger and fullness meter so you don’t overfill your belly or wait too long to eat between meals. According to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), eating both soluble and insoluble fiber can help people feel full for longer, which generally helps prevent overeating. A small.
The Simple Tool That Can Help Prevent Overeating EATING INTUITIVELY: HOW TO USE A HUNGER SCALE. Many of us might wish our stomachs came with a gauge to alarm us when our tank is full or nearing empty. Wouldn’t it be great if our body told us how many more calories we needed to consume to gain, lose and maintain our weight?Studies show that using a smaller plate helps with weight loss and portion control. Sit down to eat: Turn off outside distractions, sit at the table, and focus on your food. You’ll be able to slow.
If you’re wondering how to stop overeating, suppressants can help. Now, I’m not talking about the shady diet pills you find at the drugstore. Instead, natural appetite suppressants include high-fiber foods like chia seeds and legumes, hot spices like cayenne and turmeric and grapefruit essential oil, which helps curb cravings.
These all-natural, fat-burning foods will help keep you from overeating. Enter the Hunger Quotient, a genius tool devised by registered dietician Keri Glassman that makes it easy to figure out exactly how much you should eat—and. Using a smaller plate and paying attention to the presentation of a meal can increase your awareness of the food in front of you and help you stop eating when you are comfortable. “The brain looks. The table provides some ideas about how the tool might be used in different care settings and, perhaps more importantly, suggests what actions might be taken as a result. These suggested actions can be amended to suit local circumstances.
Care Setting Situation Suggested Action General Practice Use to prioritise patients for medication review. #7 Add More Movement Into Your Life We simply cannot deny the fact that regular exercise comes with countless health benefits, but it may also serve as a powerful tool to stop overeating. Studies show that exercise can help boost mood, lower stress, and thus prevent emotional or overeating. > The Simple Tool that Can Help Prevent Overeating > Eat Smarter Using Your Hunger Cues. Tags nutrition tips portion control. About the Author.
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This program includes a method to help insure your success in overcoming the common problems of overeating and food addiction.
Self-monitoring strategies can be used to bolster patients’ self-awareness around food and have been shown to decrease the frequency of binge eating in BED (Herrin, 2003), suggesting their potential effectiveness in helping those battling food addiction.
We have presented a framework for treating binge, compulsive, and emotional overeating that integrates direct interventions into clients’ eating patterns with a psychological understanding of the function of the overeating behavior.
At the same time, it discourages overeating by reducing stress; it produces positive feelings that reinforce self-worth and a sense of accomplishment; and it often includes pleasant socialization.
from Nutrition by Paul M. Insel, Don Ross, et. al. Jones & Bartlett Learning, 2016
As mentioned previously, this type of tool can be used easily in weight loss treatments to help patients make appropriate decisions about what and how much to eat.
These studies on “self-control of overeating” were the first to describe behavioral principles (e.g., stimulus control, shaping) that are still used in obesity management today to improve diet and physical activity.
Re-listening to this, hearing Lindsay’s emotion, reminds me how vitally important it is to be kind to oneself. This is key to mental and physical health.
100% right, eating slowly it`s our first line of defense against obesity, really. The impulse which tells our brain we are not hungry needs about 20 minutes to reach brain and release ghreline hormone which is responsible for feel of hunger. So it is cruicial to eat SLOW,as slow as possible.
You motivated me to stop the smoothies for “now” until I reach goal. Eating more raw veggies even at breakfast. Raw soaked oatmeal with fruit. I’m going to always have apples and oranges on hand. Better choices than my go to bananas! Thank you. I just started Instagram @mrs.codester to document the loss of my last 15 pounds!
If I didn’t snack, I’d never eat. Ha Ha Ha! I prefer snacks to big meals. What Do I Do? I do Intermittent Fast from 8pm to noon. I don’t mind being hungry. I just don’t prefer big meals. I wish I did. Has anyone read about Famine Reaction and Fat Break? Just curious.
Thank you I just did this today. Although, since I’m trying to eat intuitively and ditch food rules, I haven’t binged on amounts as massive as before. I think I’m getting there!
I have struggled with binge eating for years. A lot of it was stress eating or emotional eating or so I thought. In spite of my hesitations and doubts about the ketogenic diet, I finally decided to give it a try. In 2 months I have lost 19 lbs, and I don’t feel nearly so strongly the desire to binge. Low carb, no sugar is really working for me. I do not feel deprived anymore. My meals keep me feeling satiated now. In 2 months I have only had 3 “mini binges,” which is major progress for me. Before keto I was bingeing almost every single evening, and now, even if I do occasionally eat too much, I am still eating keto, not going for Haagen Das. Keto has made it possible for me to kick my sugar addiction!
Lindsay this I your best video I have seen so far!!! Thank you so much! Looking forward to watching blueprint vid now x I am going to do this x it was so accurate to my own experience of hunger and overeating,will be sharing this with friends who have similar challenges. Thank u again for the inspiration and information ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Another great video! Night time snacking has been a big problem for me. I started to follow the recommendations on these videos and they do make a difference! I am making a conscious effort to slow down and savor my food, thinking about the flavors and textures. I am finding that, so far, this has left me satisfied between meals including nighttime. ��
eat at thetable without distractions and discuss what we’re grateful for with my family. <3 Eat more of the same is a good one too. Lately I've been eating peanut butter on a spoon with some chocolate chips! (PMS) It's out of site in the closet but on the inside of the door... I'm going to move it to a back shelf behind other stuff (and the choc chips too)
the size of a single portion (main course) for an adult, shouldnt be bigger then the size of your palm and the side dish shouldn’t be bigger then the size of your fingers only (and it should be vegetables)
Ok Lindsay, what am I missing here? You said that you were eating clean, counting calories and still not loosing weight due to the cost of digestion. But if those “cost of digestion” foods were processed foods, then you weren’t eating those if you were eating “clean”. So was it just overeating on the “clean” foods?
I was such a night time binge/over eater before your program. Getting nourishment in the day was such apart of my restoration along with all the other tools you gave in the master class program were what gave me freedom. Love watching your videos. Great refresher for me. Thank you.
Dear Lindsay, thank you so much for these helpful videos! I still eat more fat than suggested, but after seeing your videos, I stopped snacking, and it works! I lost one pound in two days, and I‘m so happy!!! Now I will start to eat without distraction, which is a horrifying thought to me, but I will feel connected with you and your community, and that will comfort me. By the way I was moved by your confession, and I can tell you, that this way of thinking is very familiar to me, too. A big hug from Dorothea from Germany.
The whole “hunger is like a wave” is a brilliant analogy. It’s true, that most of us don’t wait and see what happens on the backside of the wave. I have learned to take a deep breath and remind myself to just wait.
I struggle in that I will be satisfied, but I might keep eating a little bit more and this might really help. I will try telling myself that if I’m still hungry after another hour, I can still have more
Anyone dealing with overeating, please look into her books. Breaking Free From Compulsive Eating is incredible. She has a channel on YouTube now as well. Her books would be an amazing compliment to your channel! ❤��❤
hey lindsay, i’m the troll that criticized your showing too much skin on some videos,…but after listening to these new videos….you are very real and i apologize….you are very informative and helpful…thank you
I absolutely love these tips and tricks. They have helped me so so much along my journey of beating binge eating. I was always a night time binge eater but no more! Thank you for all of your help Brittany <3
#6 all the way for me. I’ve been eating at the table for awhile now and I’ve seen weightloss results but I sit there as text, scroll through Pinterest, or read Vegnews magazine. So I can really see that I should try eating without distractions. I knew this but I’ve been making excuses. Thanks Lindsey!
So many amazing gems here! Eating enough during the day, reconnecting to body/inner self, slowing down the stress response, riding the wave of emotion and learning to separate from binge urges along with all the other tools I’m learning in the master class have solved my nightly overeating sessions! It’s so good to know there’s actually nothing wrong with me and that there is a solution. Love these videos:) thank you so much!
I love splitting this approach up into 2 phases essentially! Being proactive and reactive. Beautiful tips. Thank you Brittany! I look forward to these weekly videos!
I TOTALLY used to eat more at lunch because I hated my job and didn’t want to go back to my desk! Thank you so much for being so real and transparent! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Im going to eat without distractions.OMG!!! ♡♡♡♡ Lost a WHOLE pound (unheard of) yesterday using this science, by NO SNACKS, smaller portions and trying to eat foods (guessing) that have a high TEF value. Lindsey I have all of your cookbooks which one/ones have the highest TEF recipes
The taking your time, enjoying, and being present tip really makes sense and hit home for me. Any concern or need that we try to rush through or ignore is bound to catch up with us.
Would we ever pay money to see a movie and then press fast forward through the whole thing? No way! Then why do we fast forward our meals! lol
I’ve used this scale myself to help me with overeating and becoming aware of what I’m actually doing. What are some things you’ve noticed when implementing this tool?
#5! I can also relate 100% to using food as a break…back when I was in college and now with two kids. In my head the ONLY thing that somehow justifies me being able to take a break is to “fuel” my body with food, often making me feel sick because I ultimately end up overeating! Thank you Lindsay!!
Lindsay, you do something so unique, so needed. You share your extensive and well-considered personal experiences WITH solid, evidence-based scientific information and advice. I follow lots of WFPBD practitioner/advisors in the public space and have found no one else who does this as effectively as you.
I really admire the way you drop the mask of perfection to reveal your real-life humanity. The cyber world seems to encourage people to ONLY share their successes, never their faults and failures. While I don’t endorse giving TMI, one-sided stories send the message that everyone is successful and perfect, begging the obvious question: WHAT’S WRONG WITH ME?!
Additionally, you point out that all change is built on being honest with yourself. Without analysis and reflection, no true progress can be made. Books and advisors can set you up for success, but YOU (and only you) can do the hard work of figuring YOU outboth the problems and the solutions.
My goal in eating a WFPBD is mainly to control my cholesterol without medication, rather than weight loss. Still, this is a work in progress (2 years and counting) and I cannot thank you enough for your help.
And: I plan to eat without distractions (reading the news paper over breakfast or watching TV at lunch)
I feel so motivated after watching all 3 of your videos. I’ve been searching for motivation for a few months now and since I’ve been following you for over 10 years and have been raving about you your great tasty food I’ll be signing up to your meal plans very soon. I’m scheduled for a colonoscopy in 2 weeks and I don’t think I could follow your plan until after the 28th. But video #3 did resonate. I’ve been watching way too much food porn HA!
Like that you said not to use food as entertainment. A similar proposal in a previous video as to not use food as a reward or treat really helped me. Adding the entertainment factor could be a game changer. Thank you Ryan.��
Re-listening to this, hearing Lindsay’s emotion, reminds me how vitally important it is to be kind to oneself. This is key to mental and physical health.
100% right, eating slowly it`s our first line of defense against obesity, really. The impulse which tells our brain we are not hungry needs about 20 minutes to reach brain and release ghreline hormone which is responsible for feel of hunger. So it is cruicial to eat SLOW,as slow as possible.
I’m just now introduced to you!! Wonderful information!! I’m going to practice eating without distractions!!!! Thank you for sharing.
I’ve seen a lot of vegan u tube on vegan and the reason your not losing weight is because your not eating enough. Now I know my problem, thank you.
You motivated me to stop the smoothies for “now” until I reach goal. Eating more raw veggies even at breakfast. Raw soaked oatmeal with fruit. I’m going to always have apples and oranges on hand. Better choices than my go to bananas! Thank you. I just started Instagram @mrs.codester to document the loss of my last 15 pounds!
If I didn’t snack, I’d never eat. Ha Ha Ha! I prefer snacks to big meals. What Do I Do? I do Intermittent Fast from 8pm to noon. I don’t mind being hungry. I just don’t prefer big meals. I wish I did. Has anyone read about Famine Reaction and Fat Break? Just curious.
Thank you I just did this today. Although, since I’m trying to eat intuitively and ditch food rules, I haven’t binged on amounts as massive as before. I think I’m getting there!
I have struggled with binge eating for years. A lot of it was stress eating or emotional eating or so I thought. In spite of my hesitations and doubts about the ketogenic diet, I finally decided to give it a try. In 2 months I have lost 19 lbs, and I don’t feel nearly so strongly the desire to binge. Low carb, no sugar is really working for me. I do not feel deprived anymore. My meals keep me feeling satiated now. In 2 months I have only had 3 “mini binges,” which is major progress for me. Before keto I was bingeing almost every single evening, and now, even if I do occasionally eat too much, I am still eating keto, not going for Haagen Das. Keto has made it possible for me to kick my sugar addiction!
your telling my story. im a stay at home dad of 6 kids and i ruin my hard work at night by binge eating at 2 in the morning and wake up mad at myself
Hi, Brittany. I can’t tell you how many times I was in control with my eating until about 6pm or 7pm, and how many times I binged during the night.
Thanks for sharing.
https://youtu.be/z5PJGVEtS5c
Lindsay this I your best video I have seen so far!!! Thank you so much! Looking forward to watching blueprint vid now x I am going to do this x it was so accurate to my own experience of hunger and overeating,will be sharing this with friends who have similar challenges. Thank u again for the inspiration and information ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Another great video! Night time snacking has been a big problem for me. I started to follow the recommendations on these videos and they do make a difference! I am making a conscious effort to slow down and savor my food, thinking about the flavors and textures. I am finding that, so far, this has left me satisfied between meals including nighttime. ��
eat at thetable without distractions and discuss what we’re grateful for with my family. <3 Eat more of the same is a good one too. Lately I've been eating peanut butter on a spoon with some chocolate chips! (PMS) It's out of site in the closet but on the inside of the door... I'm going to move it to a back shelf behind other stuff (and the choc chips too)
the size of a single portion (main course) for an adult, shouldnt be bigger then the size of your palm and the side dish shouldn’t be bigger then the size of your fingers only (and it should be vegetables)
Ok Lindsay, what am I missing here? You said that you were eating clean, counting calories and still not loosing weight due to the cost of digestion. But if those “cost of digestion” foods were processed foods, then you weren’t eating those if you were eating “clean”. So was it just overeating on the “clean” foods?
I was such a night time binge/over eater before your program. Getting nourishment in the day was such apart of my restoration along with all the other tools you gave in the master class program were what gave me freedom. Love watching your videos. Great refresher for me. Thank you.
Thanks for watching our How To Stop Overeating At Night episode! What was your biggest aha moment after watching? Let me know in the comments!
Oh man night time eating has been one of my biggest struggles! these tips are so practical I’m going to start using them immediately! TY!
Dear Lindsay, thank you so much for these helpful videos! I still eat more fat than suggested, but after seeing your videos, I stopped snacking, and it works! I lost one pound in two days, and I‘m so happy!!! Now I will start to eat without distraction, which is a horrifying thought to me, but I will feel connected with you and your community, and that will comfort me.
By the way I was moved by your confession, and I can tell you, that this way of thinking is very familiar to me, too.
A big hug from Dorothea from Germany.
The whole “hunger is like a wave” is a brilliant analogy. It’s true, that most of us don’t wait and see what happens on the backside of the wave. I have learned to take a deep breath and remind myself to just wait.
I struggle in that I will be satisfied, but I might keep eating a little bit more and this might really help. I will try telling myself that if I’m still hungry after another hour, I can still have more
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Anyone dealing with overeating, please look into her books. Breaking Free From Compulsive Eating is incredible. She has a channel on YouTube now as well. Her books would be an amazing compliment to your channel! ❤��❤
hey lindsay, i’m the troll that criticized your showing too much skin on some videos,…but after listening to these new videos….you are very real and i apologize….you are very informative and helpful…thank you
I absolutely love these tips and tricks. They have helped me so so much along my journey of beating binge eating. I was always a night time binge eater but no more! Thank you for all of your help Brittany <3
#6 all the way for me. I’ve been eating at the table for awhile now and I’ve seen weightloss results but I sit there as text, scroll through Pinterest, or read Vegnews magazine. So I can really see that I should try eating without distractions. I knew this but I’ve been making excuses. Thanks Lindsey!
It’s always helpful to be reminded of options we have for taking control over our habits. I like the supportive tone of your suggestions.
So many amazing gems here! Eating enough during the day, reconnecting to body/inner self, slowing down the stress response, riding the wave of emotion and learning to separate from binge urges along with all the other tools I’m learning in the master class have solved my nightly overeating sessions! It’s so good to know there’s actually nothing wrong with me and that there is a solution. Love these videos:) thank you so much!
I love splitting this approach up into 2 phases essentially! Being proactive and reactive. Beautiful tips. Thank you Brittany! I look forward to these weekly videos!
I TOTALLY used to eat more at lunch because I hated my job and didn’t want to go back to my desk! Thank you so much for being so real and transparent! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Im going to eat without distractions.OMG!!! ♡♡♡♡ Lost a WHOLE pound (unheard of) yesterday using this science, by NO SNACKS, smaller portions and trying to eat foods (guessing) that have a high TEF value. Lindsey I have all of your cookbooks which one/ones have the highest TEF recipes
The taking your time, enjoying, and being present tip really makes sense and hit home for me. Any concern or need that we try to rush through or ignore is bound to catch up with us.
Would we ever pay money to see a movie and then press fast forward through the whole thing? No way! Then why do we fast forward our meals! lol
I’ve used this scale myself to help me with overeating and becoming aware of what I’m actually doing. What are some things you’ve noticed when implementing this tool?
#5! I can also relate 100% to using food as a break…back when I was in college and now with two kids. In my head the ONLY thing that somehow justifies me being able to take a break is to “fuel” my body with food, often making me feel sick because I ultimately end up overeating! Thank you Lindsay!!
Lindsay, you do something so unique, so needed. You share your extensive and well-considered personal experiences WITH solid, evidence-based scientific information and advice. I follow lots of WFPBD practitioner/advisors in the public space and have found no one else who does this as effectively as you.
I really admire the way you drop the mask of perfection to reveal your real-life humanity. The cyber world seems to encourage people to ONLY share their successes, never their faults and failures. While I don’t endorse giving TMI, one-sided stories send the message that everyone is successful and perfect, begging the obvious question: WHAT’S WRONG WITH ME?!
Additionally, you point out that all change is built on being honest with yourself. Without analysis and reflection, no true progress can be made. Books and advisors can set you up for success, but YOU (and only you) can do the hard work of figuring YOU outboth the problems and the solutions.
My goal in eating a WFPBD is mainly to control my cholesterol without medication, rather than weight loss. Still, this is a work in progress (2 years and counting) and I cannot thank you enough for your help.
And: I plan to eat without distractions (reading the news paper over breakfast or watching TV at lunch)
I feel so motivated after watching all 3 of your videos. I’ve been searching for motivation for a few months now and since I’ve been following you for over 10 years and have been raving about you your great tasty food I’ll be signing up to your meal plans very soon. I’m scheduled for a colonoscopy in 2 weeks and I don’t think I could follow your plan until after the 28th. But video #3 did resonate. I’ve been watching way too much food porn HA!
Like that you said not to use food as entertainment. A similar proposal in a previous video as to not use food as a reward or treat really helped me. Adding the entertainment factor could be a game changer. Thank you Ryan.��