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Emotional Eating  (Expert Forum)
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Losing Weight
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Roger Gould, M.D. - Mental Health, Wellness
Questions in the Emotional Eating forum are answered by Dr. Roger Gould. Topics covered include anger and eating, anxiety and eating, binge eating, depression and eating, eating to "fit in", emotional eating, fill the void eating, guilt and eating, loneliness and eating, social eating, and stress and eating.

Losing Weight

by sana1983, Apr 15, 2008 01:33AM
I am 5 feet 4 inches and weigh about 52 kilos now. Since the beginning of 2007, i have lost an amount of weight from being a 58 kilo to 56 kilos. This i had done by investing a lot of time in the gym and working out and eating a low carbohydrate but a healthy diet. However, i am concerned because i stopped working out or dieting since March 2007 and my weight seemed to remain the same to 56 kilos. I have stopped exercising after that and didnot have the time to diet either but have dropped kilos since last year and this year i am down to 52 kgs. I eat a lot now, do yoga once or twice a week but that is all. I am concerned because i dont know the cause of my weight loss. I eat healthy, feel healthy although occasional feel tired and fatigued and sometimes feel depressed. i dont know if all this is normal or if i shud worry. My body metabolism seems to dissolve all the food without gaining an inch? is that normal?

by Roger Gould, M.D., Apr 15, 2008 02:58PM
To: sana1983
I am not sure what your target weight is, but it sounds to me that when losing the initial amount you developed a healthier relationship to food and stopped using it to handle stress, so now you are  a normal eater, eating when hungry, and your own natural body controls are taking over....if you are at , or getting to, the weight you want, then everything seems okay..
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