Out of Your Skull–How to Stop Boredom Eating

Do you eat because you're bored? 

The kind of bored where you have lots to do but don’t want to do it? 

Or that kind of boredom that feels like something is missing in your life?

I recently asked my fantastic Facebook group, Ditch the Diet Tribe, which emotions caused them to want to eat when they weren’t hungry.  

Two out of three responses were BOREDOM.

Although psychologists and philosophers have come up with all kinds of causes for boredom, I’m concerned here with boredom that has you running to the  kitchen for something “interesting” -- FOOD!

There are three main types of boredom that cause people to eat:

When you feel like you have nothing to do  When you have something you must do but don’t want to do it right now When you feel like something is missing in your life.

This response summed up the second type well: 

Sometimes when I am working on something that I don't really want to be doing......usually because I am overwhelmed and don't know where to start......I find myself in the pantry or fridge. Probably trying to avoid the uncomfortable feeling. The struggle is real!

As we have more and more stimulation, we’re more inclined to be bored. We want constant stimulation. When we set the bar that high, we’re bound to feel bored more easily. 

Tune in and learn how to manage that boredom so you don’t eat to avoid feeling it!

If you’re ready to stop all emotional eating, check out my free video masterclass, Kick the Emotional Eating Habit for Good and Lose the Weight at the link below.