"I wasn't hungry. I was resentful." In her latest blog, @Amy Eiges puts words to a pattern so many of us know all too well: staying up too late, scrolling and snacking, not out of hunger or entertainment, but as a quiet form of rebellion after a day of giving everything to everyone else. This behavior has a name: Revenge Bedtime Procrastination. And it’s more than a sleep issue. It’s a metabolic one. Amy shares how this nightly cycle can quietly sabotage your health, your progress, and your peace of mind. More importantly, she offers insight on how to break free. πŸ‘‡πŸ‘‡πŸ‘‡ If you've ever looked at a pile of wrappers and a glowing phone screen at midnight wondering, Why did I do this again? β€” this blog post is for you. πŸ”— https://toward.health/nighttime-eating-and-scrolling-revenge-bedtime-procrastination/

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