Like already mentioned, I would say ensure you have starchy carbs earlier on in the day - such as the porridge for breakfast and sweet potatoes, brown rice ect for sustained energy - they should keep you feeling full and give you sustained energy.
As the day goes on, substitute this for fibrous carbs. These are generally the dark green things that kids don't like, such as brocolli, spinach, salad and cauliflower. So for example, for an evening meal you could have chicken and brocoli. (not that bad, just add pepper and lemon juice).
Also, ensure that you're drinking enough water. I always found that when I was feeling hungry, if I had a pint of water, ten minutes after i'd have absolutely no desire to eat.
Black coffee is also a good suppressant, but as your problem is middle of the night cravings, that's obviously a no go idea, so the best thing to try is just reajusting your carb type intake during the day.
As the day goes on, substitute this for fibrous carbs. These are generally the dark green things that kids don't like, such as brocolli, spinach, salad and cauliflower. So for example, for an evening meal you could have chicken and brocoli. (not that bad, just add pepper and lemon juice).
Also, ensure that you're drinking enough water. I always found that when I was feeling hungry, if I had a pint of water, ten minutes after i'd have absolutely no desire to eat.
Black coffee is also a good suppressant, but as your problem is middle of the night cravings, that's obviously a no go idea, so the best thing to try is just reajusting your carb type intake during the day.