Understanding Cravings

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In this eBook I break down the four different types of food cravings you experience and how to truly satisfy them. This resource includes a downloadable eBook guide covering:

  • How to interpret your cravings for what they are

  • The difference between the 4 types of cravings

  • How to identify which craving your experiencing in the moment

  • How to truly satisfy that craving (it often isn’t food!)

  • When to indulge in food and when to opt for different support

  • How to indulge in your craving to reduce future cravings

  • Different tools, outside of dietary interventions, to satisfy cravings

  • Self-validation of using food consumption as a coping mechanism

  • How to reduce food cravings overall

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In this eBook I break down the four different types of food cravings you experience and how to truly satisfy them. This resource includes a downloadable eBook guide covering:

  • How to interpret your cravings for what they are

  • The difference between the 4 types of cravings

  • How to identify which craving your experiencing in the moment

  • How to truly satisfy that craving (it often isn’t food!)

  • When to indulge in food and when to opt for different support

  • How to indulge in your craving to reduce future cravings

  • Different tools, outside of dietary interventions, to satisfy cravings

  • Self-validation of using food consumption as a coping mechanism

  • How to reduce food cravings overall

In this eBook I break down the four different types of food cravings you experience and how to truly satisfy them. This resource includes a downloadable eBook guide covering:

  • How to interpret your cravings for what they are

  • The difference between the 4 types of cravings

  • How to identify which craving your experiencing in the moment

  • How to truly satisfy that craving (it often isn’t food!)

  • When to indulge in food and when to opt for different support

  • How to indulge in your craving to reduce future cravings

  • Different tools, outside of dietary interventions, to satisfy cravings

  • Self-validation of using food consumption as a coping mechanism

  • How to reduce food cravings overall