Overeating?

My woman friend says she's over - drinking and all she can mull over about is drinking food. She's not overweight because she goes to the gym 3 times a week. I'm supposed to nickname her at 4 pm to help her but i'm lost for words. She go to her GP and read overweighter books with no nouns as yesterday she said all she could contemplate about be food. I suggested that we could get like book as each other resembling a novel and dissguss how far we get but I think that be bad guidance. If anyone can help please tolerate me know. Thanks in credit and have a nice hours of daylight.
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Why dont you tell your friend that you dont consider she has a problem and looks fine to you. She might purely want your support or to feel that your listen to her. If she is really making an issue of it tell her to budge to a dietician who can look at her diet.

It also depends what foods she thinks she is overeating. If she is overeating in greasy takeaway or rich desserts close to cheesecake then within the long term it probably wont do her hygienic much good but if she is drinking heaps of salads as part of a perched diet it probably wont matter so much.

I would own thought seeing a doctor would have put her mind at rest but conceivably she needs to return with some councelling on it if it is a big issue. why dont you have a suppertime with her and see what she eat and then comment. If she is going to the gym she could other ask for a body consultation guide where they could look at her BMI and her excercise program perchance she needs to do more intense workout.

I dont see a problem thinking something like overeating but it becomes a problem if she does start drinking enough for 5 relations a day. afterwards she does have big problem and probably desires to go to a stout camp to seize her healthy surrounded by mind and body.

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