Whether you’re happy, sad or somewhere in between, “feeding your feelings” can be a sign that you’re not dealing with stress appropriately. While it’s normal to sometimes use food to cheer yourself up, this can easily turn into a coping mechanism for people who are prone to eating disorders. “Emotional eating is eating for reasons …
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