My best defense? I have to picture something really gross to associate with that smell & the desire abates to the point of it being very tolerable.

This seems to do it for me every time! I can hardly look at that image without getting the heebie-jeebies. *shiver*
I've been told a craving only lasts 15 minutes, so if I can hang on that long it'll get better. Well I found a way to shorten the process, because 15 minutes feels like an eternity when you're living it.
So, what works for you? How do you put those cravings in their place?
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When I was dieting (pre-baby, nursing days) I would stick a piece of gum in my mouth. For some reason, as long as I was chewing on something, food didn't seem as appealing.
I like the idea of picturing something gross. Now I just have to come up with the most vial thing I can think of.
Definitely chewing gum and drinking the Crystal Light to go water bottles. A little sweet goes a long way for me.
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