Get enough sleep. Have you noticed that when you don’t get enough sleep you’re most likely to rely on sugary foods to give you an extra boost? However, much as we would like to get eight hours of sleep, sometimes life gets in the way. So what can you do? Be sure that you get quality sleep. Keep your lights off when sleeping, avoid using your phones or watching TV an hour before going to bed, relax your mind (do yoga, meditate, or read), and avoid caffeine six hours before sleep time.
Identify the root cause of your cravings. Sometimes food cravings tell us that there is something going on beyond the surface, be it physical or emotional. Your cravings could be driven by an emotion such as anger, sadness, or even boredom. Other times, cravings can be traced back to nutrient deficiencies.
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