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Emotional eating is a massive problem for [https://untappedreviews.com/nucentix-blood-sugar-gs-85-review/ Nucentix Blood Sugar GS-85] many people. Often times we're not really eating because we are hungry, but because we are experiencing an emotion we really want to stifle. It might be we're sad, depressed or even angry. You might eat when you're anxious. You might even eat when you are just bored. This is not uncommon, but it can be a huge detriment to someone trying to become healthy and get into shape.For a person with Type 2 diabetes, emotional eating can mean the difference between deadly complications and a shorter lifespan... or a long and healthy life!
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So what do you do if you find you are an emotional eater? Well, the first thing is to become aware of the problem. Think about the times you eat when you know you are not hungry. Maybe you are already stuffed from eating a big lunch, but you drive into the drive-through on the way home from a long day at work. The first step is to notice what your feelings are at that time and then be willing to admit your negative thoughts.Do you tend to eat when you feel disappointed or angry? Is something going on in your workplace leading you to feel you are constantly under stress and need to eat... often carbs? Do you feel like food is a friend or comfort in times of sadness or loneliness? These are all signs you might be eating out of emotion rather than true physical hunger.
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9 million people in Canada have diabetes and roughly 90% of those have type 2 diabetes-the preventable form. Type 2 diabetes lowers life expectancy by 5-10 years and most diabetics die from heart disease or stroke, due to its complications and related conditions. Other conditions that occur with diabetes include renal disease, cataracts, and foot ulcers.
  
In order to start working on your emotional eating problem, you first have to decide you will not eat when you are feeling a particularly strong emotion... not for at least 20 to 30 minutes. Take timeout and do something else to divert your attention: such as taking a hot bath or a walk around the neighborhood. Many times, a diversion is all you need to take when you feel like you're going to be eating emotionally. If you think this is a step you can't take on your own, there are all types of counseling opportunities available. Thinking through and talking about the problem with a professional might help you come up with some helpful alternatives to emotional eating.
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Although there is a genetic component to diabetes development, type 2 is highly amenable to diet and lifestyle changes. The increase in prevalence is undeniable, suggesting that we must look at the foods we consume and how they affect our insulin-glucose balance. One clear and astonishing connection occurs between the increased consumption of high fructose corn syrup (HFCS) and the prevalence and risk of developing diabetes.
  
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9 million people in Canada have diabetes and roughly 90% of those have type 2 diabetes-the preventable form. Type 2 diabetes lowers life expectancy by 5-10 years and most diabetics die from heart disease or stroke, due to its complications and related conditions. Other conditions that occur with diabetes include renal disease, cataracts, and foot ulcers.

Although there is a genetic component to diabetes development, type 2 is highly amenable to diet and lifestyle changes. The increase in prevalence is undeniable, suggesting that we must look at the foods we consume and how they affect our insulin-glucose balance. One clear and astonishing connection occurs between the increased consumption of high fructose corn syrup (HFCS) and the prevalence and risk of developing diabetes.

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