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Food Addiction Treatment

Find food addiction treatment by calling our nationally recognized toll-free eating disorder helpline at 1-800-941-5313. Get the help you need to recover your health and reclaim your life. Caring professionals are standing by 24/7 to assist you and all calls are confidential.

Many people seeking food addiction treatment have already experienced one or more of the adverse health conditions that occur in those with eating disorders. These conditions include:

  • Obesity
  • Psychological disorders
  • Gastric abnormalities
  • Diabetes
  • Stroke
  • Hypertension
  • Heart attack

The key to food addiction recovery is to get treatment right away. Don't wait for major health conditions to appear before getting the help you need.

Food Addiction Treatment- Recovery is Possible!

No one can predict if or when adverse health conditions from food addiction will occur. Fortunately, with the appropriate food addiction treatment, recovery is possible. The sooner help is sought; the easier it will be to recover.

Food Addiction Treatment - Steps to Recovery

Those individuals most likely to benefit from food addiction treatment are those willing to work with professionals, towards their recovery. Steps to a lasting recovery include:

  • Accepting that a food addiction problem exists.
  • Identifying "trigger foods," that is the foods that cause cravings.
  • Beginning to modify eating patterns and lifestyle, guided by professionals.
  • Beginning a manageable exercise program.

Breaking an individual's psychological and physiological dependency of food is most effective once the person recognizes that they are powerless to combat the food addiction by themselves.

If you have a food addiction, you should contact an eating disorder professional or find an eating disorder program for a complete evaluation to determine what type of food addiction treatment will best benefit you. Research has proven that people attending inpatient eating disorder treatment programs derive better results than individuals attending outpatient programs. Inpatient food addiction treatment programs provide more structure than outpatient facilities and feature around-the-clock medical and psychological support.

To start your path towards food addiction treatment and recovery, call our nationally recognized toll-free eating disorder helpline at 1-800-941-5313. Professionals are standing by 24/7 to assist you and all calls are confidential.

If you require confidential assistance in locating safe and effective eating disorder treatment, please call the national eating disorder treatment helpline at 1-800-941-5313 GET HELP NOW!

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If your state doesn't appear on this list, please call The Center for Healthy Living at 1-800-941-5313 and we will be happy to assist you.