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    3) Not “pick” and graze on food. 4) Taste each bite before reaching for the next. 5) Think about how nourishing food is for my body. 6) Be nonjudgmental of myself when I accidentally overeat. 7) Not multitask when I eat. When I eat just eat. 8) Be able to leave some food on my plate if I don’t want it.

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  3. what you need to do. Do one thing at a time; don’t try to do everything at once! Slowly learn to notice and do what needs to be done without haste or hesitation. Being truthful with yourself and others helps you find solutions to life's problems. Trust your willingness and ability to find healing and to keep going when the going gets tough. Be

    • We admitted we were powerless over our food addiction – that our lives had become unmanageable.
    • Came to believe that a Power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity.
    • Made a decision to turn our will and our lives over to the care of God as we understood God.
    • Made a searching and fearless moral inventory of ourselves.
  4. Thinking one cannot do without his/her favorite food(s) Preoccupation with planning, buying, or eating food- even after having eaten Continued overeating despite adverse medical, emotional or spiritual consequences . These compulsive episodes become more frequent with a progressive increase in: Amount of food consumed eeling of needing, wanting ...

  5. Here are some of the symptoms of food addiction: Overeating (bingeing or grazing) Purging (bulimia) Undereating; Obesity (and related problems such as diabetes, heart disease, and sleep apnea) Compulsive exercise and dieting; Obsession with food or weight; Depression, shame, isolation, and hopelessness related to food, weight, or body image.

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  7. Ea1ng disorders are especially difficult to overcome because food is a necessary part of life. Unlike people who struggle with drug or alcohol addic1on, those who struggle with binge ea1ng cannot just eliminate food. Even though recovery might be a difficult process, you can learn

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