Showing posts with label diet plan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label diet plan. Show all posts

Thursday, October 30, 2014

How to control appetite



 


One of the most misunderstood subjects is how to control appetite, most people believe that trying not to eat will help them to stop overeating but this is not the case, science shows us that the brain does not work this way at all. The more you try to use will power to eat less the more likely you will fail, learning how to control appetite means understanding how the part that your brain plays.

 

It is a common situation, we end up eating more than what we would have liked; there are even times when we have uncontrollable appetites; this is all due to brain hormones. There are numerous of hormones which control our desire to eat, one of these brain chemicals is called leptin; many external factors, such as emotions play an important role in the distribution of these brain hormones. When women get their menstrual cycle it often causes a roller coaster ride of hormones, this cycle controls much of a woman’s internal body clock, these hormonal changes have a tremendous affect on how much we eat.  When addressing the issues of how to control appetite, it must be understood that there are many factors which cause men and women to habitually overeat.

 

Willpower does not work but food does

 

It is important to know that trying to eat less often causes a reverse affect, you will probably end up eating more, this is because brain hormones create intense cravings which eventually overpower any will power. Researchers in Berlin showed that the key to controlling appetites is by actually eating! To be clear, eating to de-active the brain triggers works, it works because the brain gets satisfied when you eat to calm the brain cravings. 

 

The key to why this worked for thousands of people in 10 countries is because the right combinations of foods not will power de-activate brain cravings.   Deactivating the hyper brain response for food by eating specific combinations of foods is how to control appetite. This is what worked for thousands.

 
SEE HERE Food addiction and Binge eating Cure Diet used in 10 countries

Wednesday, December 18, 2013

Help for a very secret eating disorder

We received an email from a woman who lives with a very secret eating disorder, the young woman suffers from a private battle with binge eating and food addiction; this is a problem that effects many millions of people according to statistics from the World Health Organization. The inability to control appetite is an embarrassment for many but science says that an eating disorder is not your fault, almost all binge eating is connected to an emotional stress either past or present.

The brain,mood and appetite

Did you know that stress in some way is always a factor contributing to excessive appetite?
Researchers at the Laboratory of Neuroendocrinology revealed that stressful events secretly contribute to brain changes which trigger appetite. This research showed how events in your life contribute to hyper-appetite. The Study concluded that

“High reactors ate significantly more sweet food across days. Increases in negative mood in response to the stressors were also significantly related to greater food consumption. These results suggest that psychophysiological response to stress may influence subsequent eating behavior. Over time, these alterations could impact both weight and health”

What is crucial to this study is that often people are unaware that childhood(or adult) abuses, divorce or even a bad relationship with parents can create a problem with appetite. Studies in Germany showed that depression or school stress contributed greatly to food addiction in young adults. Often eating disorders are held in secret due to shame, sadly people blame themselves for overeating when it is in fact other issues which cause the problem. The study from Laboratory of Neuroendocrinology made it very clear that a person can suffer very serious health problems for various eating disorders.

Do not live with it

Addressing an issue with food is essential for your emotional and physical well being, it is crucial to address the issue to avoid a deeper addiction. Will power does not stop food addictions! The hormones cortisol and leptin contribute to brain changes which create urges to consume large amounts of food. Millions of people live stressed or depressed lives and have no idea that they are depressed or stressed.

Regardless of whether you are aware of the causes of your eating disorder or not the fact still remains that the issue does exist and must be addressed to avoid serious health consequences

The failure of Will power

Will power is no match for a powerful emotional brain trigger causing an urge to overeat, only a diet created for food cravings was ever shown to stop the brain triggers naturally, people were allowed to eat what they wanted and still deactivated the cravings. This worked in over 10 countries naturally over thousands.