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These photos were taken 30hours apart I just had a 20,000 binge. How long will it take me to recover and how do I avoid binge eating in the future?
71 upvotes, 18 comments. Yik Yak image post by Anonymous in Gym. "These photos were taken 30hours apart I just had a 20,000 binge. How long will it take me to recover and how do I avoid binge eating in the future?"
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Anonymous 1d

Don’t restrict yourself if u have a craving give yourself a little i eat sugar/sweet treats everyday and still have abs that’s not saying if u want chips have yourself the whole bag but if you want some take a handful and walk away

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Anonymous 1d

Maybe just love and forgive yourself bro

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Anonymous 1d

When I used get high I’d freak out about eating a lot so I found every trick I could find. Next time you get high, mix at least 2-3 flavors of gum and you won’t be eating. I know a guy who got two very berry ice cubes and a watermelon bubba gum (the one with the duck) and it’s very sweet.

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Anonymous 1d

The thing that has worked the best for me is just not having a ton of junk food in the house and more fruits and veggies, like I’ll try to only have one type of treat at a time. Foods that are individually wrapped might help too. I like oatmeal cream pies so I’ll have only have a box of those at a time and then it’s easier to stop when they’re in their own packaging in my experience.

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Anonymous 1d

No way you had a 20k binge

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Anonymous 1d

I’ve always heard you really only can absorb like 10000 cal a day

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Anonymous 8h

If you went from top to bottom in 30 hours, you may have been doing excessive exercising. You probably need professional help or this could turn into an eating disorder like binge eating disorder or bulimia nervosa

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Anonymous 1d

tenured vet in disordered eating here, I have a laundry list of advice but need more context. You can dm me if you’re comfortable

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Anonymous 1d

First, I recommend to stop tracking and restricting any foods for a while and journaling when you feel binges coming on, and how you feel after. This will allow you to see patterns in your behavior and prevent future binges. Make sure you don’t weigh yourself during this period. When you’re ready increasing your daily calories and embracing slow weight gain and bulking. Even though the concept of gaining weight seems scary, it’s way better than binging and restricting.

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Anonymous 22h

i second what everyone else has said. I fought it for a long ass time but I made the decision to try glp1 medication, which is alright. Vyvanse for adhd is also used to treat binge eating. I’m on both and it’s crazy how much more room i have to think, my thoughts aren’t dominated by food noise and i eat when i’m hungry like everyone else and i stop when im full it’s really been great for me.

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Anonymous 1d

How many black me have you been with

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 1d

Bro, yesterday I had 4 gallons of ice cream two boxes of Girl Scout cookies and every fucking thing else like I just couldn’t stop eating. I got high for the first time in a couple months and just ate like mad.

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 1d

it’s not that easy

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 1d

No it’s not and it’s very mental and takes time and discipline and it’s different for everyone just trying to give my advice and tips that worked for me:)

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 1d

high volume low calorie foods (watermelon, popcorn, etc etc) and drinking more water/ diet or low cal drinks. Before you do that make sure you’re fueling enough. You might be underfueling and causing yourself to binge 🙏

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Anonymous replying to -> #6 1d

Also I’d give yourself a day and make sure you run a lot. Stay hydrated. You are pretty fit so you got the muscles memory to weight lift (do that after running).

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 8h

If its from getting high then that changes things. Just don’t get high anymore ☠️

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 6h

If it’s from getting high the you need to ease into it and do a little each day. Try drinking a lot of water. I’m in the same scenario where I used to binge eat when high but stopped bc I stopped smoking sativa

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