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How to not think of food as a reward?
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Iā€™m f 30s and about 187 (Iā€™m 5ā€™5ā€) I lost about 10lbs in 2020 but have gained it all back again. Bummer. Im trying out orange theory bc I need a kick start in my exercise routine. Iā€™d love to be 135 but honestly I donā€™t know if thatā€™s possible for me at this phase in my life. When I met my partner about 4 years ago I was like 150 or so and I felt pretty comfortable in my skin so Iā€™d like to get back there. I think 150 for my height is considered a healthy BMI as well.

That said my weight is not my top priorityā€¦I prefer to just focus on overall health. Iā€™ve lost and gained weight over the years and Iā€™d rather just lose very slowly over a long period of time so that I have good habits.

But the biggest trouble for me is that I still think of food as a reward. Hard day at work? Letā€™s get a good meal to make it better. Great day? Letā€™s celebrate with a decadent dessert. Im terrible at moderation and really donā€™t like cicoā€¦if I could find a way to stop thinking of food as a reward I think that would solve a lot of my issues.

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