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Is
it normal to experience anger while dieting?
Mild anger is a commonly
shared symptom among dieters. Anger may occur in
any of the following forms:
- anger at one's
self for gaining weight
- anger for having
to diet
- anger related to
the need to diet because of a recently discovered
illness or disease that is impacted by weight
- frustration over
not being able to enjoy the things that one likes
to eat
Many times, the angry
dieter becomes so overwhelmed and frustrated with
the dieting process that they discard the diet and
return to their former eating pattern.
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