EP#423: Stop Obsessing Over Food 24/7: Losing Weight Without Life Revolving Around Food
Dieting from the Inside OutShow Notes
Today's episode is a live workshop we ran recently. We had great reviews and feedback, so we decided to release it as a podcast episode for you all!
If food runs your brain and you're exhausted from negotiating with yourself all day, this one's for you.
You're not thinking about food 24/7 because you lack discipline. Food noise isn't the problem — it's the symptom. It's the smoke alarm, not the fire. In the webinar, Jared breaks down why your brain won't stop thinking about food (even when you know exactly what to eat) and how to actually silence it so weight loss becomes the natural byproduct — no white-knuckling, no starting over every Monday.
What's inside: - Why food noise is a symptom, not a willpower problem - The 4 root causes of food noise — and how to fix each one: - Avoiding your favorite foods (why restriction creates obsession) - Hiding your emotions with food - Keeping fat loss and real life separated - Dieting too aggressively - Why you have to "earn the right" to lose weight — and diet from the inside out first - How to eat the foods you love (yes, chocolate every day) and still lose weight
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You're disciplined everywhere else. But once the kids are in bed and the house goes quiet, you're standing in the pantry eating chips you don't even want. That's not a willpower problem. It's your nervous system looking for relief, and food is the fastest relief you've got.
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If you haven't watched Part 1, go watch it here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5ZoamEnDwGsTxdYQVWWJ0I?si=1d6312d53efb4acd
If you think about food from the moment you wake up until you go to bed, I want you to hear this: that's common, but it's not normal. And it's not because you lack willpower or discipline. Food noise has real causes, and once you understand which ones are running for you, you can actually turn it down.
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