Satomi Grun

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Q: How do you recover from binge eating that stems from complex trauma you can't quite pinpoint?

Today, we’ll dive into how to effectively address emotional eating linked to trauma. Click the link below to read my full response.

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How to recover from binge eating due to CPTSD? - breakfree2thrive.com What can you do when your emotional eating stems from complex trauma—those unclear, shadowy experiences from the past that affect your present? Today, we’ll explore how to effectively address emotional eating linked to trauma. Today’s topic is how to recover from binge eating due to complex tr...

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I eat because I'm stressed. I'm stressed because I'm fat. - breakfree2thrive.com Today’s question is an incredibly common headache. Here’s the question from from RecycledCan from Reddit. Q. What are some options on helping end this vicious cycle. I apologize if this is a common question I just need some advice and another support group. If there is a megathread for this, ple...

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What if the weight loss isn't about food? - breakfree2thrive.com Discover the root causes of emotional eating and learn effective strategies to break free from unhealthy patterns.

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What is ONE thing you do to manage stress and emotional eating? - breakfree2thrive.com Learn how to overcome stress eating by calming your brain, improving emotional regulation, and using mindfulness and hypnotherapy for lasting change.

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You Will Never Lose Weight Until You Do THIS - breakfree2thrive.com Are you frustrated by those extra pounds? You might be wondering, “How did I get so big when I don’t eat much?” Perhaps you find yourself hiding in baggy clothes, avoiding your reflection. Traditional medicine often misses the mark when addressing weight and eating disorders. Weight alone doe...

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In the infamous Minesota starvation study, 36 mentally and physically healthy men voluntarily starved themselves so that researchers and relief workers could learn about how to help people recover from starvation.

The volunteers were eventually able to return to normal life, but some suffered from bingeing behavior for a long time and most gained weight after the study above their original levels, which took a year to go back to their individual normal.

This study suggests that the act of restriction and extreme dieting impacts an individual's physical, social, behavioral, and psychological well-being.

What’s caused by eating can be healed by eating and it can greatly improve your mental issues as well. That’s fundamental of my work: https://breakfree2thrive.com/

In the infamous Minesota starvation study, 36 mentally and physically healthy men voluntarily starved themselves so that researchers and relief workers could learn about how to help people recover from starvation. The volunteers were eventually able to return to normal life, but some suffered from bingeing behavior for a long time and most gained weight after the study above their original levels, which took a year to go back to their individual normal. This study suggests that the act of restriction and extreme dieting impacts an individual's physical, social, behavioral, and psychological well-being. What’s caused by eating can be healed by eating and it can greatly improve your mental issues as well. That’s fundamental of my work: https://breakfree2thrive.com/ #disorderedeatingrecover #bingeeatingrecover #comforteatingrecovery #nighttimeeatingrecovery #healthyhabitbuilding #hypnotherapy

My favorite substitute back in recovery was chewing gums, taking a shower, changing the room, and walking around. Not to forget, cutting the veges! Eating is comforting, mouthing is comforting when you want to escape from emotions. You can comfort yourself in a harmless or potentially beneficial way. Use the power of substitute. Small changes will pay off! What is your favorite substitute?

My favorite substitute back in recovery was chewing gums, taking a shower, changing the room, and walking around. Not to forget, cutting the veges! Eating is comforting, mouthing is comforting when you want to escape from emotions. You can comfort yourself in a harmless or potentially beneficial way. Use the power of substitute. Small changes will pay off! What is your favorite substitute? #disorderedeatingrecover #bingeeatingrecover #comforteatingrecovery #nighttimeeatingrecovery #healthyhabitbuilding #hypnotherapy