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Anxious eating

Decided to stop fasting because I kept losing weight and I can pretty much see the bones in my ribcage now, not even a full day passed and my eating anxiety came back. Pretty damn bad timing because depression is also kicking my backside again.

Point is, I can’t stop fasting without reverting to my anxious eating self, and it’s horrible. But literally every time I meet anyone that has seen me before, they comment and are even worried about how much weight I’ve lost and I don’t particularly want to keep losing, but I don’t know how to stop, cause I also don’t want to gain. I’m a bloody mess.

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Based on what you’re describing with “anxious eating” and what may be unhealthy weight loss, I would recommend you seek out some counseling or therapy about it. Addressing the underlying mental/emotional relationship we have with food is the only way to overcome these struggles

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As others have said, counselling for an eating disorder is the way to go. They can help you get your brain on track with healthy eating habits.

Until you find a doctor, is there a way to widen your eating window? Like, if you’re doing 18:6, go to 16:8 for a week, then to 14:10 for a week, etc?

I’m sorry you’re struggling.

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