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"safe" foods

User Profile: Gthug
Gthug October 28th, 2017

Hey guys!

Foods that we deem as "safe", or less likely to make us bloat/gain weight/etc, play a huge role when it comes to what a person with an eating disorder will eat or try not to eat. I was wondering what you guys allow yourself to eat when/if restricting or even when youre eating healthier and how you react when you are in a situation where you have to eat something that you know will trigger a binge.

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User Profile: HannahCaradonnnaMSW
HannahCaradonnnaMSW November 11th, 2017

@Gthug

Its a good question about how to handle trigger foods. Without talking about specific foods, perhaps you can share how you handle it yourself? Maybe others can relate to that part.

User Profile: racoonface
racoonface July 30th, 2018

apples and in general fresh fruits... thats all

User Profile: Godsbaby
Godsbaby July 31st, 2018

my safe food would be carrots, oats, pineapples,raisins and cornflakes

User Profile: FyreFli
FyreFli August 15th, 2018

Right now mine are just Boca Burgers (original flavor) and baby carrots, trying to have more variety but it's hard

User Profile: TortueDesBois
TortueDesBois August 15th, 2018

most of raw vegetables, celery, carrots, broccoli, cauliflower, ...

August 17th, 2018

I've been living off of sugar free pudding (in the mix boxes, obviously I make it up with skim milk) and protein bars because I haven't even the energy to cook. I'm just too sad and terrified that if I venture too deep into the kitchen that I'm setting myself up for failure.

User Profile: greenCity4264
greenCity4264 September 5th, 2018

Mine are usually just green things like lettuce and cucumber. anything too unnatural and I either binge or it triggers something

User Profile: Proxalina
Proxalina September 20th, 2018

Trigger warning?

In general, i dont have any safe foods because if i feel full, i purge :(

But foods that i usually feel safe on is fruit and veg, green tea, sugar free juice