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For Food Noise

* Thoughts about food are thoughts, not commands.

* An urge is temporary. I do not have to act on it.

* Hunger and cravings are different experiences.

* I can tolerate discomfort without eating.

* Food will still exist later.

* I decide when and what I eat.

* My brain can want food without my body needing it.

* Urges rise, peak, and pass.

For Binge Urges

* A binge is an option, not an inevitability.

* Delaying is still a victory.

* One choice does not define the rest of the day.

* I do not need to earn or compensate for food.

* Eating past fullness will not solve this feeling.

* I can experience an urge without obeying it.

* I am building a new pattern one decision at a time.

* The urge is strong, but it is not permanent.

For Stress Eating

* Stress requires relief, not necessarily food.

* Food cannot complete the task stress is asking me to do.

* I can address the problem directly.

* My nervous system seeks comfort; there are many forms of comfort.

* I can reduce stress without overeating.

* Rest and food are not the same need.

For Anxiety

* Anxiety creates urgency, not always necessity.

* I do not need to eat to make uncertainty disappear.

* This feeling can exist without controlling my actions.

* My body is safe even when my mind feels alarmed.

* I can wait before making decisions about food.

* The discomfort will change with time.

For Depression

* Low mood does not require self-abandonment.

* Caring for myself matters even when motivation is absent.

* Numbness is a feeling, not an instruction.

* I deserve nourishment, not punishment.

* Small actions still count.

* My future self benefits from this choice.

For Boredom Eating

* I am seeking stimulation, not necessarily food.

* Boredom is information, not an emergency.

* My brain wants novelty; food is only one option.

* I can change my environment instead of eating.

* Not every empty moment needs to be filled.