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It sounds like you could do with some light in your life! If your body conscious and you're binge eating due to stress, why not kill two birds with one stone and exercise? Exercise increases serotonin levels which plays a role in your mood and happiness.
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To some degree binge eating is psychological and emotional. I've been there. I also know that it has a lot to do with hunger.
You yourself said that you don't get to eat often, but when you do, you can't stop eating. If you're not eating all day (or not eating much), you're going to be starving. If you're waiting until after exercise, you'll also be incredibly hungry.
That's the catch-22 with exercise. Sure, it's great for health and fitness, and can shape your body as you lose weight, but the hunger afterward can make you absolutely ravenous. I think you can start by making eating deliberate.
By that, I mean make a meal plan. Write it down. Buy the food.
Measure the portions. Put the food in tupperware. Take food with you.
Eat a little all day. Even if you're over-eating throughout the day, you'll be less likely to binge eat a day's worth of food in an hour or two. You simply won't have the room.
Hopefully, being full will curb the hunger impulse that drives the emotional impulse. I had to do this. I associated food with gaining weight and so I'd try to go all day without eating, then I'd binge.
I started forcing myself to eat all day, even if it's just a little, and by dinner I was so stuffed that I didn't want to binge before bed. It's pretty effective.
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