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Kristen A. Carter MsPsychology Today |
Excess holiday or social eating can leave people with regrets.
We can leverage guilt to make some positive health changes. Here’s how.
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Many things influence our food consumption that are hidden from our awareness.
Resistance can sabotage our efforts to change our eating and exercise habits.
Metacognition can help us to think outside the box.
Here are some effective ways to nudge ourselves toward change.
Keeping track of our food and beverage consumption is no piece of cake.
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