Should You Keep Binge Foods in the House?
If you feel out of control around certain foods because you tend to binge on them, it can be scary to keep them in the house. Here’s what to do!
If you feel out of control around certain foods because you tend to binge on them, it can be scary to keep them in the house. Here’s what to do!
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Below is the video transcript: Today I want to talk a little bit about binge eating disorder. Maybe you have heard of it, maybe you haven’t, or maybe you have and you’ve wondered if you have it. Hopefully today I will answer your question if that’s you. So real quick, this probably will surprise you,…
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