Show Notes
What if you could lose weight, keep it off, and finally quieten the constant food noise in your head, all without dieting? In this episode, Sandra Roycroft-Davis chats with Lisa, who went from a size 16 to a size 8 in around six months with Slimpod, and has kept it off for a year and a half without even trying. After 20 years of yo-yo dieting, Lisa knew every group, every points system and every up-and-down emotion that comes with the scales. She'd celebrate a loss with a bar of chocolate and commiserate a gain with one too, and found herself sneaking downstairs in the night for Kit Kats. Then she found Slimpod, threw her scales out on day one, picked up the ribbon method instead, and everything began to change. In this warm, honest conversation, Lisa shares how her food noise faded within the first 12 weeks, why chocolate stopped being the enemy, how she went from being terrified of exercise to running three times a week, and how healthy eating became effortless rather than a daily battle. If you've ever felt trapped on the diet rollercoaster, Lisa's story is proof there's a kinder, more lasting way. What you'll learn in this episode: Why dieting keeps you stuck on an emotional rollercoaster, and what to do instead. What "food noise" really is and how it can quieten on its own. Why ditching the scales and using the ribbon method can transform your progress. How your relationship with food changes from the inside out. Why exercise becomes something you want to do, not something you dread. Lisa's biggest tip for anyone who feels like they're wobbling. Contact us: Email: [email protected] Instagram: @Sandraroycroftdavis Website: www.thinkingslimmer.com Hit subscribe for more inspiring real-life transformations Leave a review or share this with someone; sharing helps others experience life-changing results!
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Losing weight is one thing. Keeping it off is where most people come unstuck. Ava joined Slimpod in 2020 after decades of Weight Watchers, Slimming World and "I'll start on Monday". Six years on, she's still at her goal weight. In this catch-up, we talk about what's changed. Ava was the person who ate dessert before the meal, who binged all weekend and went "very good" from Monday to Thursday. She was sceptical about listening to something nine minutes a day and thought, "How can that work?" But with a 10-day free trial, she figured there was nothing to lose. What changed wasn't a new set of rules. Her thinking around food shifted, sweets and chocolate gradually gave way to fruit, and she stopped feeling controlled by sugar. In this episode we talk about: Why the Monday-start cycle keeps so many people stuck Why weight maintenance is a different challenge from weight loss How Ava eats now, including her "graze bowl", without feeling like she's on a permanent diet Why enjoying your food and your lifestyle makes maintenance easier What diet fatigue feels like after years of trying everything I'm Sandra Roycroft-Davis, behavioural change specialist and creator of Slimpod. I've spent more than 15 years helping people change the automatic habits behind everyday food choices, because I want people to keep the weight off in a fairly effortless way. Ava is a perfect example of why. 🎧 Try Slimpod FREE for 10 days:https://thinkingslimmer.com/gold-free...📘 Download my FREE weight loss ebook:https://thinkingslimmer.com/get-free-...
Lose it. Put it back on. Start again. Sound familiar? Johanna had done that more times than she can count. A year ago she found Slimpod. Today she's gone from a size 16 to a 10-12, and she's kept it off. Here's the interesting bit. Johanna already knew what to eat. Most of us do. What changed was what felt natural to do. She stopped planning the next meal while eating the current one, the sweets and crisps stopped catching her eye, and "I've blown it" became "I'll start fresh tomorrow." That's the bit most diets miss. They tell you what to do. Slimpod's nine-minute audio is designed to help change what you instinctively want to do, by working on the automatic patterns behind everyday choices. Over time, many people find healthier choices get easier and more natural, and that's what makes them stick. In this conversation, we talk about: What food noise actually feels like, and what happened when it went quiet
What happens when you know exactly how to eat healthily… but still can’t switch off the food noise? For Lisa, the biggest change wasn’t about willpower. After starting Slimpod, she says the constant food noise quietened down, evening snacking stopped, and making healthier choices began to feel natural rather than something she had to constantly control. In this episode of The Weight’s Over, Sandra Roycroft-Davis talks with Lisa about her lifelong relationship with food, emotional eating and ingrained habits. Lisa had already studied diet and nutrition, eating psychology and mindful nutrition. She understood food and had the tools, yet she still experienced times when she felt out of control around eating. She shares how things began to change after discovering Slimpod, including: • How her food noise quietened down • Why controlling food used to require so much effort • How evening snacking naturally stopped • The difference between knowing what to eat and changing ingrained habits • Why she now feels more relaxed and in control around food • Her thoughts on food freedom, healthy choices and weight loss injections If you’ve ever wondered why knowing what to eat isn’t always enough to change your eating habits, Lisa’s story offers a fascinating real-life perspective. Contact us: Email: Instagram: @Sandraroycroftdavis Website: www.thinkingslimmer.com Hit subscribe for more inspiring real-life transformations. Leave a review or share this with someone; sharing helps others experience life-changing results!
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