Do you find yourself reaching for food when you’re stressed, sad, or overwhelmed? Emotional eating often occurs when blood sugar imbalances trigger cravings for quick comfort foods. Stress and hormonal fluctuations can increase the desire for sugary or salty snacks as your body looks for a quick mood boost. A lack of proper nutrients can also leave you feeling hungry, even after eating, leading to that constant urge to snack or overeat. With Metabolic Balance, personalized meal plans help prevent those ‘uncontrollable’ cravings. Balanced nutrition supports your hormones and mood, so food is no longer your emotional coping mechanism, while whole, nourishing foods will satisfy both your body and mind, eliminating guilt-driven snacking and emotional eating for good. Want to learn more? Find your nearest Metabolic Balance coach today!
Category: emotional eating
Stress Eating
Stress eating and emotional eating are something that many people struggle with! It is very common after a long and stressful to reach for sweets or processed foods and this can often times to lead to eating more of those foods than we intend. Therefore, it’s important to identify the triggers that lead to stress or emotional eating. Once you have identified these triggers, you can create a plan to manage them, including finding alternative activities to distract yourself, such as exercise or meditation. Also, take time to practice mindful eating. This means paying attention to the food’s taste, smell, and texture and being present in the moment. Eating more mindfully could mean that you allow yourself that sweet treat after a long day but in moderation. If you need some more guidance, reach out to your nearest coach today to learn how Metabolic Balance can help you!

Managing Stress Eating
Stress eating and emotional eating are something that many people struggle with.
It’s important to identify the triggers that lead to stress or emotional eating. Once you have identified these triggers, create a plan to manage them, including finding alternative activities to distract yourself, such as exercise or meditation.
Also, take time to practice mindful eating. This means paying attention to the food’s taste, smell, and texture and being present in the moment.
If you need some more guidance, reach out to your nearest coach today to learn how Metabolic Balance can help you!
Emotional Eating
Is there anyone you know finding themselves “eating everything in the house” by noon?
Could it be that we are eating our feelings: Stress, Boredom, Anger, Anxiety and more?
We call it EMOTIONAL EATING!! Check out the video on our YouTube channel for some valuable tips to help all of us through these turbulent times.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UII5Q3QeDb0&fbclid=IwAR38qZfrzvlV0L1VYkMPHrL0_5b6EZ-Z6vckw40bRPXsL0cxXCRf1blJgrQ



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