Those who seek to lose weight and burn fat are plagued with bad
diet habits that they have a very difficult time breaking away from, and
one of the most common behaviors that contributes to excess body fat is
late night eating, where the largest meal of the day is consumed in
proximity to bedtime.
For many, a large late night meal is a symptom of emotional eating, a phenomena where food is used as a source of comfort. Because stress at work prompts many to seek out an enjoyable behavior to counteract negative feelings, a large, tasty late night meal becomes commonplace, and very difficult to disengage from. Despite the fact that habits which we happily partake in are especially difficult to modify, late night eating must be eliminated in order to produce noticeable and lasting weight loss results.
For many, a large late night meal is a symptom of emotional eating, a phenomena where food is used as a source of comfort. Because stress at work prompts many to seek out an enjoyable behavior to counteract negative feelings, a large, tasty late night meal becomes commonplace, and very difficult to disengage from. Despite the fact that habits which we happily partake in are especially difficult to modify, late night eating must be eliminated in order to produce noticeable and lasting weight loss results.