Change your focus
People naturally avoid things that are painful and do things they find pleasure in. If you associate junk food with the immediate pleasure, it will be hard to resist. If you associate eating the junk food with how bad you will feel afterwards, you will overlook the cake. But your mind will always play tricks on you to get what it wants. Gently bring your attention to other things such as your favorite hobby.

Don’t focus on the pain of preparing a meal, rather focus on how the quality of the meal will positively affect your mood in the ensuing hours.
When you are too tired to exercise, focus on how good you will feel after exercising. Don’t focus on the pain of the exercising itself.
Focus on the pleasure of the “runners high” that you get from a good work out rather than the pain of getting up off the couch.
During food addictions, people usually only remember the sugar boost and forget the sugar low. Associate bad food with feeling bad. Who likes to feel bad?
Keep a personal food diary
Writing down what food you eat is a great way to get a birds eye view of how much food you are actually eating throughout the day.
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