It happens with most of us.
You have a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day… and at the end of it you turn to food.
There’s a reason that it’s called comfort food. While you’re eating it you feel better.
And when you’re done eating it you feel worse.
Keep this in mind next time you are tempted to turn to food for comfort:
Emotional eating temporarily relieves distress and then makes it impossible to attain what you really want.
I have been going to this gym thrice weekly since 2014. It has very serious trainers and a friendly culture. I would trust them to solve or work around any kind of acute or chronic musculoskeletal concern.
Super cool gym! Love the yoga classes there
I never liked to work out before coming to North End. Tim, Chris, Reynaldo, Caitlin and the other trainers are so committed to helping me meet my fitness goal for my upcoming wedding. The trainers know how to motivate and make the work out process entertaining. When you join North End, you become part of a community. They are constantly making improvements to the facilities and introducing new equipment to enhance the training experience. I would definitely recommend North End.
