Become A Master of Your Cravings

Become A Master of Your Cravings by Rochel Marie Lawson #TheWellnessUniverse #WUVIP #Cravings

Cravings are a huge problem for many of us.

I even had to rebalance myself to master mine this year, which is a first for me. So, when I was going through the struggle of getting my cravings in check, I realized for the first time that this is what many of those that I work with struggle with on a daily basis and it can be extremely tough to refrain from cravings if you don’t know what to do.

I decided to share some wisdom on how you can successfully become a master of your cravings.

Check this out, whether it’s your sweet tooth, which was my problem, or your woe-is-me-mood nudging you toward the goodies, there are some things that you can do to get the urge in check, without depriving yourself. If you’ve ever been called to the cabinet by a bag of chocolate chip cookies, or better yet, enticed by a bag of Oreo cookies or Lay’s potato chips when you are hormonal, just know that you are a normal human being. Even the most disciplined people can’t help but surrender to food cravings now and then.

Simply put, a craving is just a habit that you have scored into your brain pathway.

For instance, if you tend to eat when you’re anxious or at a certain time of night, the behavior just continues on as part of your lifestyle. What’s worse is a lot of people turn to mindless super snacking when they’re really looking to comfort themselves or just find a distraction.

So, here’s the deal, don’t beat yourself up because you’ve succumbed to your cravings, just follow the suggestions below to get yourself back on track:

  1. Salty Cravings –

This can be a sign of dehydration or a mineral or electrolyte imbalance.

To curb this craving reach for the spice rack. Adding spices like turmeric, rosemary, basil, cayenne, or smoked paprika will help curtail this craving.

To rewire and kill the cravings keep yourself hydrated divide your weight in half and drink that many ounces of water per day. Fill your diet with foods that are rich in potassium, like avocado and sweet potato. Potassium will bring water to your cells to hydrate you.

  1. Sweet Cravings –

Sugar is physically addictive, so the more of it you eat, the more you will want it.

To curb this craving grab a piece of fruit. Fruit contains natural sugar and carbs that are balanced out by fiber and other nutrients causing less dramatic blood sugar spikes.

To rewire and kill sweet cravings, go cold turkey on traditional sweets for two weeks. Then over the next two weeks, eat less of the not so obvious “sugar monsters,” like high-sugar yogurt. By the end of the first two-week cycle, your sweet urges will be greatly diminished. By the fourth week, your cravings will be dramatically reduced or even completely disappear.

Here’s some more scoop for you, most cravings pass after about fifteen to thirty minutes, so you also have the option of just waiting them out.

A great way to distract your brain from the craving is to go for a walk, turn on some music and sing at the top of your lungs, or dance around like there’s no tomorrow.

Wishing you peace, wellness, and tranquility!

Namaste,

– Rochel Marie



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