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		<title>By: Ed</title>
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		<description>I&#039;ve had to really focus on my diet, recently, because of high cholesterol. The following have really helped me stop binge-eating.

Eat a big breakfast in the morning. Eat lots of porridge. It&#039;s really good for you, and fills you up. I, also, eat lots of healthy fruit in the morning as well.

If I&#039;m at home, I often have lentils (with a bit of meat + veg + rice mixed up). Lentils are really good for you. Also, your body feels filled up. 

Porridge, fruit and lentils have really changed things for me. Although i do binge from time-to-time, it&#039;s down about 90%. And if i am going to binge, i try and binge on something healthy such as fruit or nuts (raw, salt-free) nuts. And then take that extra bit of exercise the next day. 

Oh, yes, and drink lots of water (well, as much as your body needs - a lot of people don&#039;t drink enough water). Water helps to fill you up as well. 

Lastly, I used to eat very badly. Was bad at exercise. And so on. I&#039;ve had to give up smoking, too. But i feel a different person. I actually enjoying cooking up things such as porridge and lentils etc .. now because i know that it makes me feel better (and then there is the long-term, positive effects as well).

If i can, anyone can. Good luck!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;ve had to really focus on my diet, recently, because of high cholesterol. The following have really helped me stop binge-eating.</p>
<p>Eat a big breakfast in the morning. Eat lots of porridge. It&#8217;s really good for you, and fills you up. I, also, eat lots of healthy fruit in the morning as well.</p>
<p>If I&#8217;m at home, I often have lentils (with a bit of meat + veg + rice mixed up). Lentils are really good for you. Also, your body feels filled up. </p>
<p>Porridge, fruit and lentils have really changed things for me. Although i do binge from time-to-time, it&#8217;s down about 90%. And if i am going to binge, i try and binge on something healthy such as fruit or nuts (raw, salt-free) nuts. And then take that extra bit of exercise the next day. </p>
<p>Oh, yes, and drink lots of water (well, as much as your body needs &#8211; a lot of people don&#8217;t drink enough water). Water helps to fill you up as well. </p>
<p>Lastly, I used to eat very badly. Was bad at exercise. And so on. I&#8217;ve had to give up smoking, too. But i feel a different person. I actually enjoying cooking up things such as porridge and lentils etc .. now because i know that it makes me feel better (and then there is the long-term, positive effects as well).</p>
<p>If i can, anyone can. Good luck!</p>
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