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Overcoming Emotional Eating

Author: Wendi Francis

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Eating with stress, boredom, fear, loneliness, worry, anxiety or happiness are all ways we define emotional eating. The American Psychological Association reports that almost 40% of people have eaten in response to stress in the last 30 days. You are not alone. Each week, you can join Wendi Francis, emotional eating expert, to help YOU overcome your emotional overeating. If you want to finally find freedom from your food, weight, and body this is the podcast for you. Your time to become an OVERCOMER starts now.
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In this episode Wendi dives into the why’s and how’s of boredom based eating. There really is a science behind why we eat when we are bored. No matter what your age is, we can all relate to this issue. Take a listen and you might learn something you could use the next time you are bored.
In this episode Wendi explains the why’s and how’s behind food noise. More importantly she talks candidly about how to reduce it so you can live your life without being obsessed with your food. You are not what you eat and you shouldn’t have to think about it all day.
The impact that social media has on our body image is astounding. Understanding how and why this happens and how this affects our food is imperative for emotional and physical health. In this episode Wendi looks at the science around this. Knowledge really is power and knowing what to do with that is even more impactful.
In this episode, Wendi talks about the congruence between your eating, recovery, weight and your business. There really is a relationship between these, and, in this episode, you will learn exactly how it really is all interconnected.
In this episode Wendi really dives into the science behind the psychology and physiology of hunger to help you understand more about the how’s and why’s of hunger. In order to truly change, we must understand first.
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