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Dealing with Cravings in Night Work
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I work long shifts in the night time (8-12 hours) and am trying to lose weight again. Well, fitness is most important to me, but I'd like to drop back down to where I was before taking mental health medication. I believe it is possible, but I'm having issues with cravings on the days I've been to the gym...
I start work at 5pm, so need to work out before work. I come in and have a fruity porridge, then go out. I work in a call centre, so am seated all the time and we're allowed food at our desks. When I work out during the day, I get really hungry and working longer shifts means that I'm awake more.
Was just wondering if anybody is in the same situation and khas tips to deal with this. I'm thinking of bringing a big bag of carrot sticks, or raw vegetables to help deal with it...
I start work at 5pm, so need to work out before work. I come in and have a fruity porridge, then go out. I work in a call centre, so am seated all the time and we're allowed food at our desks. When I work out during the day, I get really hungry and working longer shifts means that I'm awake more.
Was just wondering if anybody is in the same situation and khas tips to deal with this. I'm thinking of bringing a big bag of carrot sticks, or raw vegetables to help deal with it...
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And remember to treat yourself!! If you go Monday-Thursday without any junk, treat yourself to something small like a chocolate bar on Friday or you will get seriously sick of your diet.
That's what I was going to mention, I get very snack when I'm bored