Updated On: 23 January, 2023 11:31 AM IST | Mumbai | Sammohinee Ghosh
Recently, the chairperson of the UK’s Food Standards Agency compared the distress of passive smoking with that of bringing cake to workplaces. City-based dieticians suggest ways to avoid such practices and adopt inclusive, junk food-free habits in the office

Apart from cakes and cookies, office spaces can include healthy snacks such as nuts and berries on the table
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Divya Ahuja, 25, clinical and sports nutritionist
In this age of digitisation, it would be wrong to say that triggers are limited to one’s work area alone. They are everywhere. Food delivery aggregator platforms send emails and messages to make you want to order in fast food. While doom-scrolling, we watch food reels and videos that might entice us to give up on our diet. The onus is on us, and I reckon that despite a holistic approach in the office, we have to keep trying on a private level.
. Begin with understanding the need for emotional eating at times. It’s okay if you want to have some butter-laden pav bhaji after a tough day at work. Count it as a one-off occurrence.