Food for
thought
Tired
of yo-yo dieting? Fed-up of fighting your weight?
Perhaps you worry about
constantly overeating or bingeing?
Or maybe you've had enough
of trying to eat your way to happiness.
Everybody needs to eat to
live. It's one of our basic needs and the desire to eat is one of our
basic drives. The problems often start when food and eating no longer
just form part of this simple equation but become unconsciously linked
to other issues in peoples lives. Usually these issues are emotional in
origin rather than physical and this may lead to comfort eating or binge eating.
Sometimes people just overeat
or eat the wrong kind of food because they have developed poor eating habits
for whatever reason.
The Diet merry-go-round
As people lose control of
their eating behaviour and put on weight, self esteem and self image
often starts to become another issue to add to their problems. An
individual's self esteem can take a further dent when they get
themselves on the dreaded diet merry-go-round.
Diets on the whole don't work
in anything but the short term. Why? Because they don't address any of
the reasons mentioned previously but they do tend to deny people the things that
they have been using to help themselves feel better. Is it any wonder
they make people feel more miserable and then they come off them? Then
they go back onto another diet, and come off that one, and so on &
on & on .........
The Alternative
If any of the above ring a
bell with you then maybe you could benefit from Hypnotherapy.
Hypnotherapists don't have a
magic wand, so you won't leave the clinic 20 lbs lighter after
your first session. What Hypnotherapy can do however, is help you to change your
relationship with food and help to unravel your eating habits from
the other issues in your life.
Most importantly Hypnotherapy
can address any underlying issues of self esteem and self image and help
to motivate you towards the lifestyle changes that mean long term
success.
So you end up looking good
and best of all feeling good about yourself.
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