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Food is how we survive. Food can be absolutely tasty and brings together people. Food can also be a massive stressor for many people. Many people develop an unhealthy relationship with food. Below are ten signs that you have an unhealthy relationship with food. 

Losing weight takes dedication, resilience, and hard work. You have to wake up each morning and find new ways to inspire yourself and keep you motivated.

Losing weight is no easy feat. There are a thousand different weight loss fads on the market. Each year we see more and more unhealthy trends on how to lose weight quickly.

Permanent weight loss is not an easy task to complete. It can be a lifelong journey. While there is no overnight fix, there are many habits you can change to promote permanent weight loss. Ten habits to change permanent weight loss are outlined below.

Losing weight takes patience and dedication. It also requires some changes in your day-to-day habits. Eating better, staying hydrated, and exercising all play a significant role in your weight loss efforts.

Losing weight can be hard enough, but it’s even more difficult when faced with internal resistance. We all have self-sabotaging habits, but sometimes our weight loss efforts feel like the easiest thing to sabotage ourselves about.

We all know the importance of regular exercise, especially when you’re trying to lose weight. Yet, wanting to exercise and actually doing it are two completely different things.

Your mindset has a lot to do with whether or not you will be successful at losing weight and keeping it off.

Emotional eating can consume way more calories than you ever intended, and this excess calorie consumption can cause you to gain weight very quickly – even if you’re someone who usually doesn’t struggle with food or body image issues. 

While it might seem like dieting and the right workout plan are all you need to lose weight, behavioral and lifestyle changes are just as important to your success.