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addicted to ice cream


Question Posted Saturday August 26 2006, 12:50 am

16/f. please help im addicted to ice cream! whenever i see it, i have to have it. and im always eating it. i could eat a whole carton at once and its really bad because i dont think i would be the weight i am now if i wasnt so obsessed. how can i stop my craving/obsession with it? please dont say take it out of the home because i have 6 other family member who still want it.

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caramella answered Saturday August 26 2006, 10:49 am:
You need to swear to yourself youre not going to eat it again for a week THEN you can eat again.Do you know that you can get diabetes?Thats a really dangerous disease you can get from eating to much sugar,and diabetes makes your teeth fall out and other scary things.And when you get that disease you cant eat ANYYY sugar or you might get a comma.Stop before its too late.Your health is at risk.And your love life too.

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SoNuLiCiOuSsS answered Saturday August 26 2006, 9:02 am:
I had an obessesion with ice cream my freshmen year... breyer's cherry vanilla ice cream... i had 3 heaping bowls everyday. I gained about 25 lbs, and i'm short 5ft even. So yeah i was HUGE!!! Eventually i got bored of it, and now i have it every once in a while... i would say find other food that's healthier. Have ice cream every once in a while, and have a small proportion. They say nothing taste as good as the first bite! So cherish the first bite... and go easy on the rest of the ice cream.

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SilentOne answered Saturday August 26 2006, 8:54 am:
Hi,
When you DO eat icecream, use a small bowl and a teaspoon (a small spoon) to eat it. There's a psychological difference that will make you think you've eaten more. You'll be more likely to feel bad about eating a second helping, etc.
Find an alternative obsession, or something to think about when you see Icecream that either takes your mind off it, or repulses you.
Maybe if you were really worried about it, you could try to condition yourself to hate ice-cream through a very nasty experience - such as mixing a disgusting salty sandwhich spread with a portion of ice-cream, then forcing yourself to eat it.
You could ask your family members to hide the ice-cream behind the bread in the freezer or something?
If you're worried about your weight, maybe you can discourage yourself from eating ice-cream, and try to ease a little of it off by making a comittment to walk around the block (or somewhere a sizeable walk wherever you live) 5 times every time you eat ice-cream.
If you have problems when you see ice-cream in shops, try saving up to buy something you'd really like (which isn't icecream 0=). Think about it any time you want to spend money on ice-cream.

Hope one of those helps. Just keep trying to think of ways to make ice-cream a true enemy!

-K

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