Don’t eat your emotions

When you're stressed, take a walk. Don't reach for comfort food.

When you're sad, talk to a friend. Don't fill the void with food.

When you're bored, nurture your creativity. Don't eat to pass the time.

When you're lonely, reach out to a loved one. Don't eat to feel better.

Today, let's talk about a common habit: eating our emotions. We've all been there, right? Feeling stressed, sad, bored, or lonely and reaching for a snack to help cope. But remember, food is not the solution to our emotional needs. 🚫🍔🍫

Swipe to see our graphic for some simple swaps:

1️⃣ Stressed? Take a walk, don't reach for comfort food. 🚶‍♀️💚

2️⃣ Sad? Talk to a friend, don't fill the void with food. 🗣️💚

3️⃣ Bored? Nurture your creativity, don't eat to pass the time. 🎨💚

4️⃣ Lonely? Reach out to a loved one, don't eat to feel better. 📞💚

These swaps are not just about avoiding food. They're about addressing our emotions in a healthy, constructive way. 💡💖 Remember, it's okay to feel your feelings. Just make sure you're responding to them in a way that truly serves you.

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