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disorders.co.uk sunday 29 jul 2018 there are 83 visitors interested in health advice . home | browse acne alternative health alternative medicine androstenedione beauty cholesterol cosmetic dentistry cosmetic surgery doctor fatigue fitness fitness equipment folic acid ginseng glucosamine health health advice health insurance herbal remedies irritable bowel syndrome melatonin nutritional supplements pharmacy skin care slimming stop smoking therapy vitamins search i'm searching the uk for... with news for health advice on sunday 29 jul 2018 how to have a more balanced relationship with food ( lifestyle therapy ) susan leigh is counsellor and hypnotherapist who works with people to help them live healthier, more positive lives. for more information see www.lifestyletherapy.net food is the bane of many peoples' lives we cannot live with it and cannot live without it. many of us eat out of habit, rather than necessity. the clock tells us that it is time to eat, or we combine eating with meeting friends socially, or we are stressed or lonely and eat for comfort. as individuals, our relationship with food starts when we are babies. many babies are fed at certain times, some even being awoken so that they can be fed. as a child grows it will often be given something orally to soothe it if it cries, to calm it down and, in this way, it learns how to get fed on demand. many foodstuffs are regarded as treats. these usually come under the sweet and confectionary banner of biscuits, cakes, toffee, chocolate. children are often rewarded with these things for good behaviour and learn to expect these items frequently and spend their pocket money on them. other foodstuffs are used as quick fixes. mealtimes are often rushed affairs, with many children and adults having limited time available to sit and dine together in the evenings because of other activities. many families eat separately with fewer and fewer homes even owning a dining table. people often eat in front of the television or in their bedroom whilst on the computer. supermarkets pre-chilled dinners or takeaways are used as a convenient answer to the problem of finding a quick ready meal. over time, bad eating habits have been found to be the reason behind many physical and behavioural problems. relying too heavily on meals that are laden with fat, sugar, salt and chemical preservatives, full of poor quality ingredients eventually impacts on general health and well-being. obesity, diabetes, heart disease are just some of the obvious examples, but skin conditions, stress, insomnia, behavioural problems, can also be exacerbated by poor diet too. so let us look at some simple ways to take back control over what we are taking into our bodies and the bodies of our young people. try to plan meals for the week ahead. this means that the weekly food shop becomes more organised and efficient. by putting the schedule on the fridge door, everyone knows what is available to eat each night. even if different meals are eaten on different nights at least the meal plan is known and the first person in can start preparing dinner. maybe batch cook when things are in season, so that the freezer is stocked up with good, healthy dishes. get the children involved in cooking. this way they learn how to prepare vegetables and meals and appreciate what is involved. make it fun. let the children plan one meal each in turn. they decide what to cook, make a list of the ingredients and get involved in the preparation. eat together whenever possible. family meals are about more than the food. they are an important time to connect together, to notice if someone seems to be depressed or upset and to provide an opportunity to discuss things and build relationships. find alternatives to sugar. our bodies produce a hormone called ghrelin, which works on the brain and makes us crave high-calorie foods even when we are full. understanding that this occurs enables us to learn to resist the urge to overeat. food is a necessary part of life. a little forward planning can make it less of a chore to deal with and enable it to become a more pleasurable part of family life. it is also a positive way of teaching our children to have a healthier relationship with food and eating. for further information: how to have a more balanced relationship with food lifestyle therapy 3 alstone drive oldfield brow altrincham cheshire wa14 4ld united kingdom website http://www.lifestyletherapy.net telephone 0161 928 7880 news ref:1828 sponsored listings copyright 2018 e&oe adsonline.

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Domain name:
disorders.co.uk

Registrant:
Adsonline LLP

Registrant type:
UK Limited Liability Partnership, (Company number: OC325014)

Registrant's address:
119 Leathwaite Road
Battersea
London
SW11 6RW
United Kingdom

Data validation:
Nominet was able to match the registrant's name and address against a 3rd party data source on 10-Dec-2012

Registrar:
Adsonline LLP t/a Adsonline LLP [Tag = ADS]
URL: http://www.adsonline.co.uk

Relevant dates:
Registered on: 23-Jul-1999
Expiry date: 23-Jul-2021
Last updated: 25-Feb-2016

Registration status:
Registered until expiry date.

Name servers:
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OWNER

  ORGANIZATION Adsonline LLP

TYPE
UK Limited Liability Partnership, (Company number: OC325014)

ADDRESS
119 Leathwaite Road
Battersea
London
SW11 6RW
United Kingdom
Data validation:
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DOMAIN

  SPONSOR Adsonline LLP t/a Adsonline LLP [Tag = ADS]

  CREATED 1999-07-23

  CHANGED 2016-02-25

STATUS
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