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“Stack of five chocolate-caramel cereal bars on a small pedestal stand, photographed in natural light against a white background. Perfect example of a fun-sized snack that can trigger emotional eating or overeating, even when you’re not hungry.”

Can a Chocolate-Caramel Cereal Bar Really Be This Rich? (And What That Taught Me About Overeating)

Thought that snack "didn't count"? Learn how one cereal bar helped me stop emotional eating (and how you can too).

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A close-up of a bowl filled with granola or muesli on a wooden board, with milk being poured in from a glass bottle, a calm and cozy moment that can turn into emotional eating when hunger meets feelings.

I Used to Binge on Chocolate Cereal (Now I Don’t Even Notice It)

There was a time when the sound of a cereal box meant: “Here we go again.” Even when I was full. Even when I swore it’d be the “last time.” Now I barely notice it. No mental tug-of-war.

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A white plate filled with small grilled meatballs on a bed of fresh greens, with sauces on the side — a realistic photo of a simple, satisfying lunch that shows how emotional eating and overeating don’t have to come with guilt.

The Day I Ate All the Meatballs (And Didn’t Feel Bad About It)

Tired of food guilt after eating “too much”? Read how I ended the binge-guilt cycle and found peace with food.

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