A person may suffer more from the yo-yo effect if:
* She eats her emotions: she lets her emotions (whether positive or negative) overwhelm him. She eats when she is tired, alone, angry, frustrated, bored, happy, etc..
* She eats too quickly, the brain needs at least 20 minutes to signal the body that it no longer hungry,
* She eats unconsciously she décice eating a biscuit or a piece of potato chips and then without it realizes the whole package goes,
* She made bad food choices often she eats fatty chips instead of potatoes, she drinks a milkshake instead of tea.
* It has binges she feels anxious when in the company in front of many foods and about to eat a lot.
How to handle it?
To fight against the uncontrollable snacking, plan a few snacks balanced and healthy daily snacks that you can measure and assess. If you feed a little more frequently, you’ll most probably less desire to snack constantly.
Choose nutritious snacks without fat. Fruits and vegetables are good examples.
You can eat your favorite food while it is loaded with calories (and you know), it is your duty to please you from time to time, but you should balance other healthy choices
Do not eat too much of that food calories (some pieces are already reducing your urge to eat). If you must eat sugar, eat a little protein supplement so that your blood sugar does not vary too much (and cause even greater desire to eat sweet foods).
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