Cravings get a bad rap. We blame them for our slip-ups. We think they’re proof that we’re weak or undisciplined. But cravings aren’t the enemy. And they definitely aren’t a failure of willpower. They’re just signals. And when you understand what those signals are saying, you can respond in a way that actually helps. Here’s … Read more
One of the most common questions people have when they’re trying to eat better is this: How do I know if I’m actually hungry, or just craving something? It’s a fair question. Especially if you’re trying to eat more mindfully or cut back on habits that don’t feel great. Here’s the good news. You don’t … Read more
Cravings can come out of nowhere. One minute you’re working or relaxing – the next, your brain is yelling at you to grab something sweet, salty, or crunchy. You don’t need to fight cravings with willpower. You need better tools. Here are 7 simple things to try next time a craving hits. 1. Tell Yourself: … Read more
Cravings get a bad reputation. Most people see them as something to avoid, fight off, or feel guilty about. But cravings aren’t the problem. The real issue is not knowing what kind of craving you’re dealing with. If every craving feels the same, you’re more likely to react the same way every time – whether … Read more
Cravings can feel like they come out of nowhere. One minute you’re fine. The next, you’re standing in front of the fridge or reaching for something sweet. If you’re tired of feeling like cravings are running the show, you’re not alone. The good news? There are practical, doable habits that actually help. Here are six … Read more
Cravings can feel like they’re in charge. One minute you’re fine. The next, you’re standing in the kitchen, halfway through something you didn’t really plan to eat. Then comes the guilt. The “I blew it again” feeling. The usual plan to “be better tomorrow.” If this is a familiar loop, you’re not alone. And you’re … Read more
Most advice on cravings focuses on restriction. Cut out sugar. Don’t keep snacks in the house. Distract yourself. Drink water instead. You’ve probably heard it all before. But cutting things out doesn’t always reduce cravings. In a lot of cases, it actually makes them worse. If you’re trying to eat better without going to extremes, … Read more