Why Binge Urges Get Worse Before They Get Better
Become a Confident Eater: Stop Binge Eating, Overeating, & Food AddictionShow Notes
You've been trying so hard to stop bingeing.
But somehow it feels like the urges are getting more intense, not less.
What if that strong binge urge you’re feeling right now… is actually a sign that it’s working?
Today you will learn… - The psychology of binge urges and why they intensify right after you decide to change - A simple mindset shift that makes urges feel less scary and overwhelming - How to respond to an urge in a way that actually rewires your brain over time
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