TingTing wrote:
I do alot of emotional eating and I need to monitor myself and find a way of curbing these cravings. If anyone has any good ideas of how to overcome emotional eating, please share!

Well you are talking to the world's biggest emotional eater!! To be honest, I posted a LOT on the bulletin board with my questions, very similar to yours.
I had to realize that
EATING sweets (chocolate, cookie dough), snacks (usually an entire box of crackers), hitting the drive-thru (fries!) would NOT change my emotions/situation. Sure, the pleasure of eating the food stopped me thinking about my sadness, lonliness, frustration, etc. But once that last bite was gone, that emotional mess was still there staring me in the face but now I got to add GUILT for eating so much food that I didn't need.
Now I acknowledge the feeling. Sometimes I say it outloud- my teeth are in terrible shape and that's often an emotional trigger "I"M SO UPSET ABOUT MY STOOPID TEETH!!" , as is the noise and stress that my 2 very active toddlers bring "MOMMY IS GETTING GRUMPY!" I try to get outside, distract myself, call a friend or email/IM someone and just talk.
It has really helped but it's been oh, like a year and ahalf now on noS for me and I'm finally getting through to myself that eating will not solve an emotional/stress issue. Soemtimes I do have to repeat that over and over to myself.
Hang in there. Don't be afraid to be stubborn with your emotional eating- remind yourself that eating (while it feels good temporarily) only adds more emotion (guilt!) and doesn't solve the original issue anyway.

{FarmerHal} ...previously Shamrockmommy...
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