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@mykale

Hi, I share your concern, there are many more triggers to overeating than just those listed above, one of my personal triggers that I struggle to overcome is working out and afterwards feeling like I deserve a treat. Of course, the treat completely negates my exercise. An even bigger trigger is losing all the weight you hoped to lose. Then thinking you are fixed, cured, or you needn't keep trying you revert back to old eating habits and gain it all back. I wish I had the answer you're looking for but weight management is and has been, for me, a lifelong struggle. One that you can't quit or you will suffer even more.

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It has been a lifelong struggle for me also, even when young. Now at 82, it has become almost impossible to lose more than a couple pounds. I'm wondering if the best seniors can do is maintain, rather than lose?