It puzzled me why some people overeat when stressed
while others do the exact opposite. Have you ever looked at the food on your
plate and you had attitude towards it? No desire to eat. I hope you understand
what I mean. If you have, voila! You are not sick, you are stressed or anxious.
Though stress has been proven to cause disease so, sorry, you are sick. I meant
that in the most loving way I could.
Our team did a case study of how anxiety is related
with the loss of appetite and we are excited to help you deal with issue.
1: Make sure you’re getting enough sleep
It is very essential that you get enough rest sleep.
When we are asleep, our body chemistry kind of balances itself so the body will
start producing the hormones responsible for appetite. If you feel stressed
consider sleeping like a baby! You know what I mean? Try it and see the magic
it works.
2: Identify what causes your stress.
Yes, you need to find out what is stressing you.
That is the best medicine for stress. After you figure out what is going on,
you can talk to a therapist or someone you can trust for guidance. You can also
try to meditate or read articles that expound on your issue. Remember, using
drugs to relieve stress will never work. After the drugs the stress will still
be there. If you need help, get in touch with us via the CONTACT US page and
one of our team member who is a Psychologist will help you out.
This were the two most efficient ways of getting
your appetite back if you suffer from anxiety. We highly recommend you talk it
out. That can also cure your lack of appetite.
Other ways are:
-Making
mealtime an enjoyable social activity.
-Tricking
your brain with different plate sizes.
-Schedule meal time.
-Don’t skip breakfast.
-Drink your calories.
-Eat less fiber.
-Eat more of your favorite
food.
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