Thanks. I thought that the idea of that thread was mainly to improve sleep, and to improve the next morning's blood glucose. I didn't realise it was to stop eating after eating, if you see what I mean. I'll take another look at it. In the meantime, I'll just have to stop and ask myself, "am I really hungry?" I shouldn't have to, but after years of ignoring my appetite, I think I need to.There's a thread here that will help you keep yourself accountable
‘Stop Eating After 7pm’ Challenge
Who will join me? I intend to do this for the rest of January- 10 days and hopefully I’ll have broken the habit by then and carry on. I‘m not hungry, I suspect I’m bored and it’s becoming a habit. So I thought if there were a few of us that struggle with this it would be good to record our...www.diabetes.co.uk
I set up the challenge to stop me from mindless snacking in the evenings as it was getting worse for me!Thanks. I thought that the idea of that thread was mainly to improve sleep, and to improve the next morning's blood glucose. I didn't realise it was to stop eating after eating, if you see what I mean. I'll take another look at it. In the meantime, I'll just have to stop and ask myself, "am I really hungry?" I shouldn't have to, but after years of ignoring my appetite, I think I need to.
Oh yes, often. Try no too and look at what I am eating. I am not a snack person as such. Don't buy snacks except Biltong. It is pretty much a daily battle. Think that is why I have a short eating window for 4 days a week not for the other two or three. Feel better when not eating. For much of my life have had a problem with 'Night ' eating. Still there but not too often now. I am afraid my will power is pretty awful. Carbs or not. I just buy more smoked salmon so if I fail the damage isn't too bad.I sometimes (often, but less often now) find that after eating a meal, and not feeling hungry, that I'll eat something. Nothing carb-heavy, just some nuts and dark chocolate, for example. Maybe it's just a remnant from years of doing this. I know I'm not hungry, but sometimes I just feel like I have to "have something".
Have people experienced this, and, if so, how did you overcome it?
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