Show Notes
Stopping when you’re comfortably full can feel surprisingly uncomfortable when your brain is used to eating past fullness. In this episode, I explain why overeating becomes a habitual cycle, why your hunger and fullness cues aren’t broken, and how repetition can rewire your brain so comfortable fullness becomes your new normal. You’ll learn: Why stopping when full feels uncomfortableHow overeating impacts your mood, energy, confidence and relationshipsWhy you’re already experiencing discomfor...
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