From late March to June I lost one and a half stone. I am in France for a while and find myself eating to much of their delicious bread. I try to eat healthy but the cravings are driving me mad, chocolate or for a biscuit any ideas how to knock these cravings on the head?
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Maybe build something into your daily allowance? If you know you're going to get one of what you crave at the end of the day it might help you wait until the appointed time. I find I'm much worse with things I'm not allowed to have.
Good luck!
Hello Redcat1952 and welcome to the Weight Loss Forum
Very well done on losing 1 1/2 stone, that's fabulous 😊
With regards to sweet cravings the best way I'm afraid is not to have any, leave it for three or four days and by then you should get your blood sugars back on an even keel. It must be difficult in France, but there are such lovely fresh products around you can still eat really well 😊
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Anna
I agree. Leave it alone and get back on track. Remember how good it feels to make progress. It's good but not worth it. Put it down!!!