Curious about eating habits

2018-01-30 00:04:12
I'm really curious about a lot of things with my mental health especially my eating problems. I typically don't eat during the hours of 8am-4pm on weekdays except for small snacks but when I get home I constantly feel hungry, but I keep myself from eating. I'll eat a little when I get home, but I try not to eat too much. Also, on weekends I tend to eat more than I normally would, but I always feel bad after eating and I feel like I'm gonna gain weight or I''m eating to much.
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Answered2018-02-01 13:55:30

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Hi , Not eating for such a long gap can create so many problems. There is different time for snacking. Try taking atleast 5 meals per day. Also , eating healthy food will never lead to weight gain And this will lead to good mental health also. The more you eat good , more you will have a healthy mind. Select some foods from all food groups like : milk & milk products, fats , vegetables, sugar, pulses and cereals. Share your more details with us like current height and weight so that we can help you more. Regards, Godiets.
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Answered2018-01-30 04:16:23

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Answered2018-01-30 02:45:14

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