How can I effectively overcome bad habits and anxiety?

WoodCamilla
on 8/9/24 12:40 am

I've been struggling with bad habits and anxiety for a while and I'm looking for a natural and effective way to overcome these challenges. Traditional methods haven't worked well for me, and I'm interested in exploring alternative approaches that focus on mental and emotional wellness. Can you recommend any solutions that have proven results?

White Dove
on 8/13/24 8:53 am - Warren, OH

Weight comes down to the simple equation that the amount of calories you consume and burn determines how much you will weigh. In my many years of struggling with weight, I have had the best results with the new Weigh****chers program which is drastically different than the old one. Many people are having success with the diabetes drugs that are being prescribed for weight loss. You can also find mental and emotional support through Overeaters Anonymous.

Real life begins where your comfort zone ends

(deactivated member)
on 9/23/24 5:58 am, edited 9/22/24 10:58 pm

I think a lot of us find accountability and virtually ? hanging around? with like minded post bariatric surgery patients really helps.

There?s a popular daily food- n-exercise thread on the RNY board you can join or join me on the DS board ( I don?t get on so well with a few of the RNYers) or you can start your own thread !

For me OH chat and posting was a HUGE resource information wise and emotional support wise both before and after my RNY. ( sixteen years ago ) .

Though I?ve had some ups and downs during the years ( most recently a low iron crisis) I?ve luckily managed to keep most of my excess weight off and stay fairly healthy if incorrigibly stubborn .

Ava, 5'9" 144 lbs

settingshallots
on 9/25/24 3:07 am

21 days will form a habit. You should make a plan and follow it, be disciplined. Action will have results. Keep going!

mike_ms
on 9/26/24 12:11 pm

I totally get where you're coming from. For me, something that really helped was incorporating mindfulness practices, like meditation or yoga. They've made a big difference in reducing anxiety and keeping my mind clear. Also, I found journaling to be a great way to process my thoughts and track my progress. It might take some time, but these approaches can be super effective.

read this FREE EBOOK about carb cycling and it helped me lose weight.

Bossakyda
on 1/6/25 9:21 am

It?s great that you?re seeking ways to improve your mental and emotional wellness. Consider mindfulness practices like meditation or yoga, as they can help reduce anxiety and encourage positive habits. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) techniques can also be beneficial for managing bad habits. Additionally, exploring herbal supplements such as ashwagandha or magnesium (with professional guidance) might complement your journey. Remember, patience and consistency are key!

Bossakyda
on 1/6/25 1:53 am

Exploring mindfulness practices, such as meditation or yoga, can be a great starting point to manage anxiety and break bad habits naturally. Techniques like journaling or cognitive behavioral exercises also help reframe negative thought patterns. Consider consulting with a holistic therapist for personalized strategies!

Bossakyda
on 1/10/25 5:50 am

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