Ep 59: Night time binge eating with Milda Zolubaite DipNT
Just Eat Normally: Eating Disorder RecoveryShow Notes
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In this episode I am joined by Milda from Nutrition Path. She's a nutritional therapist who overcame binge eating and food fixation, now working to support others to do the same. We speak about: What is binge eating? What might trigger someone to binge eat at night? How can someone stop bingeing, especially at night? Advice for if people allow themselves food during the day, then feel bad about it, so binge, then restrict again
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