Here’s a tip for breaking impulsive snacking behaviour: cut out a ‘Round Tuit’ and attach it to your refrigerator or pantry cupboard door. Each time you open the fridge or pantry door — for no good reason — make a tally-mark. Chances are you’ll be able to catch yourself ‘in the act’ of snacking due to stress or boredom. Yesterday I caught myself ‘just in time’ several times; I probably prevented hundreds of calories of excess snacking as a result.
Break snacking behaviour using “A Roun... - Weight Loss Support
Break snacking behaviour using “A Round Tuit”!
5 Replies
•
N-o-r-d-iMaintainer64kg
Seems like a useful tool to increase awareness
Thank you. I am going to make a tally chart - let’s see how the numbers stack up...
• in reply toBrightBlueSky
Best of luck with this, BrightBlueSky. If you have a cellphone, I'd love to see a pic of your chart and hear whether or not it helps divert your attention from the refrigerator to something that truly supports weight loss.
dontdojogging1st 7lbs
Hi Dfatone - GREAT tip gonna do it! I'll post a pic of mine next time I host the Sunday weigh in👍
Also a lot cheaper for me than wiring up an electric fence around my fridge..😂
Not what you're looking for?
You may also like...
How to break the TV equals snacking connection?
I failed my diet again! I did great all day until TV time when I have my evening snacks. But when I...
How not to snack?
I am currently at university, and although I do spend a lot of time either in lectures or reading,...
Snacking tips
Could people share their go to snacking tips? I need safe nibbles in the evening. Or do I need to...
Can't think of a title
Not sure what happened yesterday. I just craved food, pretty much from lunchtime onwards.
I...
Night time eating and overweight
How do you lose weight when you keep snacking at night, Day time is ok, I can manage but night...