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PART 6: Break through emotional Eating
Relieve the Pressure
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Avoiding all holiday food challenges is nearly impossible. Adjust your goals and your action plan for success during this time. Your goal may be to “maintain, don’t gain” during a holiday season.
Celebration days throughout the year are likely a small fraction of your overall year. Of course, stretching celebration days into weeks and months as a “holiday season” can pose challenges to your healthy goals. Even during traditional “holiday seasons,” stick with your healthy habits on nearly all days.
Healthy Holiday Strategies:
• Have a healthy snack (fiber-rich carbohydrate + protein & a healthy fat) before going to the event.
• Keep a drink in your hand (choose water most of the time) and sip throughout the event.
• Avoid tables with appetizers and food. Talk with others away from where snacks are served.
• Prioritize exercise. This will help you manage stress and keep your metabolism running hot.
• Focus on people, not food. Visit friends and relatives. Take non-food gifts, such as flowers.
• Modify meals to include less sugar, saturated fat, and sodium.
• Create new traditions that are not planned around food. Do volunteer work or plan a hike/outdoor adventure with friends and family.
• Use stress management tools in this guide.
• Get enough quality sleep.
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