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Eating continues despite the feeling of satiety

by Mary Madison Health and Fitness Consultant
Person is aware that her stomach is full, but continues to eat for some time wants to feel a pleasant taste in your mouth. Emotional need for food often prompts a person to enter more and more food to feel satisfied. Glad you are not feeling in the stomach person has a strong desire for a certain taste in the mouth and is unable to stop thinking about a particular food and its pleasant taste.

Joey Atlas Truth - Feeling the need for food in this way is usually a sign of emotional hunger. When a man is physically hungry is usually less picky. When emotional hunger people usually focus on specific taste or consistency of food. Where satisfy the need for food, there is a feeling of regret or guilt obtains if your body the food it needs to operate, there is no reason to feel guilty after eating. If after a meal appears guilt, probably a part of you knows that you are not eating just to have satisfied their physical hunger.

Here are some phenomena and characters that can contribute to a more accurate determination of the existence of emotional eating:

· Obsessive thoughts about food

· Occasional attacks of uncontrolled binge eating with the knowledge that this is not a normal way of taking food

· Fear that overeating cannot stop of their own accord

· After the occurrence of binge self-accusatory thoughts

· Depressed mood

· Small food consumption in public places

· Withholding evidence that food eaten

· Certain foods labeled as good or bad

· Variations in body weight

· Preoccupation with body image

· Fear of anger and other conflicts with the environment

· Food is used as a reward, support and comfort

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