Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Blog ideas: Stress
- Nutrition
- Effect of food on stress levels
- Foods for
stress
management
- Foods
that create/
exacerabate stress
- Effects of
stress of
digestion
- IBS and stress
- Food culprits
- Foods that
relieve
- Enteric nervous system
- Teas for stress
management
- Alcohol and stress
- Are there
certain alcoholic
drinks that
exacerbate
stress more than
others?
- How does
alcohol
exacerbate stress?
- Weakens
capacity to
cope
- Stress and
weight gain
- Does
stress
cause extra
fat storage?
- Effect of
stress on
metabolism
- Food plan to combat stress
- Food plans to combat stress eating
- Psychology
- What time
of day are
women most
likely to feel
stressed?
- Recognising
stress
patterns in
order to avoid
weight loss
slip-ups
- I.e best
time to go
food shopping
- Stressed
when get
home from
work
- Practical advice
to avoid
unhealthy
stress eating
- Nutrition
- Emergency
snacks that won't
destroy you
appetite for
dinner or
sabotage your
diet
- Prepare
dinners in
advance to
avoid bad choices/
binge
- Quick,
satisfying, economic and healthy
dinner ideas for
stress
eaters
- Psychology
- Advice on
how to
destress
after work without food/booze
- Meditation
- On tube, bus,
walk home
- 5 mins
when
arrive
home
- Exercise
- Walk to
next stop
- Write
it down
- Get creative
- Stressed at work
- Psychology
- Advice on how to
destress at work
without food
- Deskercises
- Meditation
exercises
specific to
working
environment
- Tapping
- Self-empathy
- Exercises
- Reminders
- Identify
cause of
stress
- Identify solution
- Break solution down
- Is your job
making you
stress eat?
- Is your
boss
making you
stress eat?
- Are your
colleagues
triggering
your stress
eating?
- What are the
main causes of
stress at work
- What are the secrets of
people who are better at
dealing with work demands
than others?
- Imminent deadline that requires v late night
- Imminent deadline that feels impossible
- General work load too high
- Stressed in
middle of night
- Practical
advice on how
to avoid
midnight feast
- Psychology advice
- Nutrition advice
- Are stress
triggers
related to
food
choices?
- Whats the
worst time
of day to
stress eat
and why?
- How does time of
day affect stress
eating/ food
choices/ food
control?
- How to break the
stress eating
habit
- At what
point does
stress
eating
becoming a
habit/
- At what point
does stress
eating
become binge
eating
disorder?
- Is your stress
about overeating
making you
overeat? The
vicious cycle
- The
importance of
external
support
- Rewiring the
reward system
- Neuroplasticity:
good news for
everyone
- The
importance
of patience
- Small steps
to break
stress eating
cycle
- A combat
stress
eating
plan
- 30 day challenge
- Mindfulness
- Mindful eating
- Mindful eating challenge
- Begginers' guide
- Th evidence
- To manage general stress
- Where this becomes
an eating disorder
- Secret eating
and stress
- Who is most likely to?
- Why does
stress cause
people to secret
eat?
- How to
overcome secret
eating from
stress
- Self-image as source of stress
- what goes on in brain
- tention between self-acceptance and self-loathing
- Selff-presentation and eating/weight
- can you change your eating reality by changing your self-presentation
- sellf appreciatiion
- how much do dieters vs people
at good weight have?
- Hijacked by stress
- How is your stress eating for you
- What is your stress eating for you?
- Where is your stress eating fo ryou
- When is your stress eating for you?
- Why is your stress eating for you?
- If your stress was a person, who
would she be? roles from movies
- Personfication
- Deleniating your brain
from your stress
- Tripartite self
- When to feel guilty and when not to
- Acountability
- Good stress/bad stress
- How to harness
stress to your
advantage
- When stress about
food/weight/diet
becomes
counter-productive
- How to lose weight without
developing a stressful
relationship with food
- Why do we stress eat?
- Relationship
between food
cravings and
stress
- Satisfaction
emotional
needs
- What are the
psychological
processes
involved
here?
- The reward system
- Are there
different
physiological
effects from
eating salty
compared to
sweet on stress
- How does an
emotional
eating
habit form?
- Why do we crave
sweet/salty/fatty foods
when stressed?
- What drives food
choice when
stressed? Habits
or cravings?
- Why do some
turn to food
when stressed
while others
don't?
- Satisfaction of
emotional
needs
- Is food your
only pleasure?
- The fact that
turning to food is
a natural response
when emotional
(i.e. from birth we
are consoled by
food)
- How comfort
eating is therefore
normal, but what
is not normal is the
quantity or type of
food,
- Become a smart stress
eater
- Foods to lift mood
- Why can we not
stop ourselves
from stress
eating even when
we know the
advice on how to
avoid it?
- How can we
help the
person who
just cannot
resist turning
to food?
- What I'm trying to get at here is that there are loads of
articles that are trying to address the problem of stress
eating by simply saying "Stop using food as your
emotional crutch". The thing is, someone can read the
same advice over and over again, so be fully aware of
what they are doing wrong and what they should be
doing, but this doesn't stop them from giving into to food.
What can we advise this person to do so that they really
heed the advice they are given and can break their stress
eating habits.
- One possible answer to this is to attack the
problem from the other end- i.e. from the
stress side as opposed to the food side,. So
rather than focusing on tools for how they
can stop stress eating, emphasise the
importance of understanding why they are
stress eating and focus on dealing with their
stress. Because thinking about it, if this
person is stressed and wants to comfort
eat, it is going to cause them more stress to
not comfort eat. Stress therefore needs to be dealt
with as a separate entity.
- Provide taxonomy of
the best foods you can
eat when stress and
why
- Is there a way of
actually eating
something that is
calming?
- ie.
counting
the
times
you
chew
- Taking a certain
amount of breaths
in between each
bite
- Lighting a scented
candle and dimming
lights in room?
- Self-empathy exercises to do during and after
eating to alleviate guilt and cultivate an "Its ok"
attitude, preventing even more stress.
- Popcorn challenge
- The idea here is that what you resist will ultimately
persist. Stress eaters therefore need to make their habits
work for them. They need comfort food for comfort, so the
best way to improve their relationship with food is to make
really healthy choices when they stress eat. So to teach
them to turn to foods that are nurturing and healing as
opposed to crappy foods.
- This will help alleviate the guilt they feel after eating and it
will change the relationship they have with their body from
abusive to nurturing- a step towards self-empathy
- These people cannot
resist because they
cannot face their stress.
- How to learn sit
with their stress
- This comes back to self-empathy: people feel stress as a
result of pressure. Pressure results from wanting to fulfil
standards. Self-empathy can help people to recognise that
they cannot always fulfil standards but that this is ok.
- Mindfulness helps you to
see problems as separate
from you and fleeting.
- Take stress
on a date
- What are the
causes of
stress eating
- Main
stressers
- Stress and obseity
- Connection
- Cortisol
- Main causes of stress in young women
- Financial worries
- Lack of time
- How to destress
when you don't
have time
- How to make
more time for
your health
- Making small
changes week
by week
- A month plan to
implement
healthy changes
to life
- Weight
- Why stressing
about your
weight is beginning of vicious cycle
- Self-empathy
- The importance
of learning to
love your body
BEFORE you lose
weight
- Stress
from setting
weight goal to
others' standards
- Work/life balance
- Nutrition
- Planning
- Tips for perfect
work/life balance
from healthy
successful women
- Exercise and stress
- How does exercise relieve stress
- Different
types of
exercise
for stress
relief
- Yoga
positions
for stress
- Easy quick
destressing
yoga routine
- How to
increase the
de-stressing
effects of
exercise
- Mindful
Exercise
- are you addicted to stress?
- what is it related to