Breaking bad habits
Do you know the feeling of eating past the point of comfortable fullness? Using food to stuff down the frustration of a dysregulated nervous system? Having a glass of wine or two is also often a habitual response after a stressful day of work and easily becomes a default reaction. Or, staying up too long, spending time on things that don’t do you any good. Other bad habits can easily be found. Stop! This blog entry isn’t about dwelling on bad habits but about breaking them.
Let’s have a look at our brain
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