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04.10.2022 - 18:23 / dailyrecord.co.uk
Most of us like to pack a chocolate bar for lunch, pick up a chippie supper for tea or crack open a packet of crisps for a snack.
These foods are tasty, can cheer you up and are convenient. While they are perfectly fine to eat occasionally, some people can find it tough to resist temptation.
In fact, junk food cravings can often trap people into a cycle that mimics an addiction. Many people want to kick the habit, but they do not know how.
While many assume that all you need to quit junk food is willpower, one diet guru has explained why it's not that simple. Michael Mosley is here to clear things up and has shared five ways to help anyone to ditch the treats for good.
Credited with creating several rapid fat loss diets, Dr Mosley has highlighted that in order to give up junk food, we must understand why we love it so much.
Writing on the Fast 800 diet website, he believes “there is something about junk food that seems to override our normal feedback mechanisms and encourages us to overeat.”
This Morning's resident TV doctor explained that junk foods trigger the same receptors in our brains as addictive substances. Excessive consumption of this food group can result in wider health problems, including obesity, heart disease and type 2 diabetes.
Dr Mosley further clarified that giving up junk food requires more than just willpower and "there are psychological and physiological factors that can make quitting difficult."
As these foods can be a "mood booster", our brain will crave them when we're tired or mindlessly doing other tasks. But according to Michael, you can reverse such cravings in realistic, achievable ways.
Read below for Dr Mosley's five tips to help you give up junk food for good.
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