Choosing to Act on a Binge Urge
Become a Confident Eater: Stop Binge Eating, Overeating, & Food AddictionShow Notes
What do you do when you’re already past the point of trying to stop the urge?
When you’ve tried all your strategies and you’re still going to eat it.
Sometimes the most powerful shift doesn’t come from stopping the binge.
It comes from changing the experience of it.
You will learn... - What to do when you’ve already decided to binge - How to turn a binge into awareness instead of shame - Why slowing down changes what your brain learns - How to remove urgency and eat without guilt - How conscious bingeing weakens urges over time
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