Break the Cycle: Overcome Emotional Eating

Well & Worthy Life | A Podcast for Midlife Women

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Episode Overview:

Emotional eating is a common struggle that can lead to negative consequences such as weight gain and decreased self-esteem. With years of firsthand experience in the world of food obsession, our guest, Hunter, has the tools you need to find freedom and hope. As a certified emotional eating coach, she has supported many individuals in the journey to overcome emotional eating, lose weight and stop thinking about food so they can be free to live fully.

Questions Answered:

What can you do when you want to lose weight but don’t know how to break your patterns?
How to know if you need to work with an emotional eating coach.
The number one thing most people have trouble with when it comes to emotional eating and how to break that habit.

Action Items:

Check out the book, It Was Me All Along by Andy Mitchell, which Deanna recommends in the episode.
Find the support you're looking for and book a 20-minute discovery call with Hunter.
Download Hunter's four-step guide to overcome emotional eating and stay on track with a healthy eating program.

Key Moments in the Conversation:

[10:35] Stopping your thoughts about food may not be a quick fix, but there are steps you can take. It's everything from what you can do physically when you're feeding your body to help those cravings, what you can do to deal with your emotions, and what you can do mentally for mindset change.

[13:47] Do I want to be thin and fit into all my clothes? Of course. But my biggest thing is to have the energy to do all the things I love to do and play with my granddaughter. If I am not nourishing my body the right way, then I can’t.

[16:44] It used to be that we did these things in secret and we didn't have people to talk to. Now that's the biggest message I want to get to people - you are not alone, you've not done anything with food that I have not either done before or had a best friend do.

[22:27] I think slow is so much better than a quick loss because slow is more sustainable.

Connect with Hunter:

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