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Expert dietitian explains physical and emotional hunger.

In this video, Elle Kelly, a registered sports dietitian, explores what is considered emotional eating, what causes it, and what you can do to break the cycle.

Have you ever had a day when it's been difficult and you reach for food to soothe how you feel? Food is so much more than fuel and nourishment, it should be pleasurable, comforting, and enjoyable. However, using food to cope and for comfort all the time can lead to a vicious cycle of emotional eating.

Nutrition may be a science but eating is a behaviour associated with emotions. Emotional eating is commonly thought to be only associated with negative emotions like stress or sadness, but it can be nostalgic, comforting and a way of expressing love.

Let us know in the comments if this is relatable to you.

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Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction
00:50 - Causes
03:13 - Effects
04:00 - Addressing emotional eating
06:24 - Anymore q's?

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