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Written by Tiffany Boydston:

From the minute we are born, we learn to associate food with love and comfort. After all, our mothers nursed us and gave us a bottle immediately when we showed any signs of crying, irritability or fuss. We carry this into adulthood by “rewarding” ourselves with food. It’s common to comfort yourself with food when you’re sad, stressed, anxious, bored, overwhelmed, depressed, angry— the list goes on. But it helps to have the right approach, tips and techniques to help you discover the real reason you are trying to comfort your “hunger.”

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