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10 Habits That Confirm You're Addicted to Carbohydrates: How to Stop?

10 Habits That Confirm You're Addicted to Carbohydrates: How to Stop? 


10 Habits That Confirm You're Addicted to Carbohydrates: How to Stop?


Excessive carbohydrate consumption leads to obesity, which usually leads to complications in the heart, joints, lungs, and muscles, but all this can be avoided if people learn to control their carbohydrate dependence.




Are you addicted to carbohydrates?

 Here are some common signs of carbohydrate dependence:

Desserts are a necessity at the end of every meal

 Most carb addicts don't think a meal is complete without candy, no matter what the main meal is full of carbohydrates or protein, the urge to eat something sweet at the end of the meal, your constant craving for sugars is a sign that you are addicted to carbohydrates.

Eat every time you feel stressed or stressed

 When life frustrates you and you feel stressed, do you tend to engage in compulsive eating?

Usually, in this case, you want to eat foods containing carbohydrates, nothing makes you feel better than a plate of macaroni and cheese or a peanut butter pie, for example.

You're overweight

 Limiting carbohydrates and including more protein in your diet is always a good option.


You have high abdominal fat

 Eating sugary foods throughout the day as well as soft drinks can greatly increase your waistline, you can always tell anyone addicted to carbohydrates because of the size of their stomach.

Feeling tired after eating a meal

 A sure way to know that you have eaten a lot of carbohydrates is that you feel tired after a meal. When you don't get the right balance between food and eat a lot of sugary, your body goes into a coma.

Type 2 diabetes

 Unlike type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes can be prevented through a healthy diet. If you eat foods high in sugar and starches, you will have problems, so it is necessary to immediately change your eating habits.

You care a lot about bread, pasta, and desserts

 A real carb addict will have a craving for bread, pasta, and desserts that he can't control and when you eat these foods regularly, your body constantly wants them because they give you a feeling of happiness.

Therefore, it makes sense that we want carbohydrate-containing foods when we feel sad, tired, or stressed, and that does not mean that we stop eating them completely, but we have to do so in moderation.

Much of your monthly income is spent on carbohydrates

 A carb addict eats a lot of snacks, such as chips, and others, which doesn't make him feel full but can't stop, in addition to his constant tendency to ask for fast food that contains more carbohydrates.

You're still hungry after a meal.

 How many times have you eaten a large plate for dinner but are still hungry after eating?

The problem is that the more carbohydrates you consume, the more your body will want. Please be careful what you eat as this has a lot to do with the fact that you are satisfied and satisfied later.

You consume sugar as soon as you wake up

 When you always start your day with the idea of eating bread, pastries, or sweets, you are undoubtedly suffering from a starch addiction.

How to stop being addicted to carbohydrates

 After reading this list, you have determined whether you have a carbohydrate problem or not, fortunately, there are ways to combat this problem so that you can lose the weight you need and be healthier, here are the three best ways:

Eat more protein

 When you eat more protein, your body feels full. Not only will this help you avoid cravings for carbohydrates, but it can also satisfy you after a meal.

Lean protein is essential for controlling type 2 diabetes as well as for losing extra pounds.

Exercise when you want to eat

 If you want to lose weight, you have to retrain, every time you are hungry, you have to exercise.

If hunger is real, it won't go away, but if it's a matter of carbohydrate dependence, retraining your brain to do something else will help you.


Eat healthy fats

 Healthy fats also help you feel full and are good for your heart. Try incorporating coconut oil, olive oil, and other nutritious types.

Among the things to avoid are cotton oil, palm oil, vegetable oils, and soy, you want to avoid anything that is partially hydrogenated.



Finally, it's hard to stick to a balanced diet when there are so many temptations around you and the worst part is the fact that you'll probably have a busy schedule with little time to prepare something healthy.

Eating burgers and fries on the way home seems so much easier that you have more time to do the things you need to do at home.

US News published an article quoting a study that showed that obesity kills more than 598,000 people each year, more than cancer.

Something needs to be done to combat the carbohydrate addiction that many people face, it takes discipline to change eating habits and choosing healthy foods and it won't happen overnight, so you have to be careful and start slowly.

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