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Are you curious?

Molly S.
on 4/13/10 3:57 am - Chicago, IL

Practice curiosity. 

 

Boredom is one of the main reasons people overeat. You have nothing to do, so you migrate to the kitchen and rummage for food. Or your hands are idle while you are reading or watching TV, and you decide to snack.  

Curiosity is a great tool to deal with boredom. Have you noticed that when your mind is busy looking into something, it banishes thoughts of eating? If you are searching for an answer, the obsession keeps your mind busy. Find a subject or hobby that excites you and make it your new obsession. Whatever you choose, it will liberate you. Overcome the need to eat when bored by becoming curious. 

Action for the day:  Choose a topic or activity about which you are curious and research it today. Except at mealtime, focus on your new interest instead of food. Practice curiosity.
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Angie Conley
on 4/13/10 4:27 am - Middletown , OH
This is so true. It is also helpful with emotional days. Thanks for posting this.
 
NewJen
on 4/13/10 6:41 am - greensboro, NC
oh so very true...I am home recovering from hernia repair and a tummy tuck and talk about bored.....one can only search so many websites!!! but it did get me back her to see all my great BOTT friends!!!
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Marisa A.
on 4/13/10 11:27 pm
Too true. Thanks for posting, I´ll keep it in mind!
    
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Willow12763
on 4/14/10 2:38 am - NY
Great idea... I will remember that after I get home tonight and relaxing before bed (That when I want to eat) and see what I can find out.

Debra P.

RNY 6/6/2005, Surgery weight was 290 lbs
Lost 140 Lbs (down to 150 lbs)
Regained 80 lbs (back to 230 lbs)
 
Re-lost 7 lbs (now 223 3/3/11 and moving down )   
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