Habit 065: Be Careful With Whom You Eat

The concept of low hanging fruit is discussed. 

Allergy-proofing your world is discussed (part 2). 

Allergy-proofing your world is discussed (part 1). 

The effects of distractions on dietary habits are discussed. 

In this episode, we look at the effects of nutrition on our mental health. Join Better Help (I did): http://betterhelp.com/tinyleaps Resources: https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/nutritional-psychiatry-your-brain-on-food-201511168626 

We’ve all heard the phrase “you are what you eat,” but what if it’s more accurate to say “you feel what you eat”? Behind every meal, snack, or sugar crash is an intricate, fascinating connection between your brain and your gut - one that science is only just beginning to fully un ... Show More

Show NotesSummary:In this eye-opening episode, we explore mindful eating from fresh perspectives, diving into the neuroscience behind our eating behaviors, the influence of our evolutionary past, and how different cultures approach food.We discuss the fascinating gut-brain connec ... Show More

In episode #112 I talked to you about Reward Deficiency Syndrome – what is and how it may contribute to food addiction, emotional eating or binge eating.  In this episode, I will discuss the causes of dopamine depletion or reward deficiency syndrome.  I will also talk about how h ... Show More

🎙️ Welcome (back) to Fuel Her Awesome! After a year of shifts—new formats, name changes, and schedule tweaks—we’re coming home. This space is all about empowering women to fuel their bodies with confidence, freedom, and joy—and that’s exactly what’s ahead! For the next four mont ... Show More

Are GLP1s safe when binge eating? How do they impact disordered eating? What do you need to be aware of?Learn more about 1-1 coachingFor more information visit www.emilia.fitness or @emiliathompsonphd @etphd_coaching 

In this episode, we dive into practical tips on how to eat healthy at a restaurant without compromising your dietary goals. Learn how to differentiate between true hunger and cravings, plan ahead by reviewing menus, and make mindful food choices that align with your health needs. ... Show More

The first goal of therapy if you have binge eating, compulsive overeating, food addiction or emotional eating should be interrupting any current unwanted behaviors, such as bingeing, overeating, obsessing about food or your body.  But these behaviors are so automatic and so linke ... Show More