Emotional eating and healthy ways to deal with stress
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Emotional eating is eating in response to moods and may be caused by stress, hormones, or confusing hunger cues. If continued long-term, emotional eating can lead to serious health issues. Some healthy ways to deal with stress and avoid emotional eating include changing to a healthy diet, exercising for a healthy body and mind, seeking psychological counseling and family support, and practicing meditation.
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