If you've spent years trying to lose weight by controlling food, this conversation may change the way you think about weight loss in menopause.
I recently joined Jerry Snider on the Confidence Through Health podcast to discuss why food noise, cravings, emotional eating, and weight gain are often signs that something deeper is asking for your attention. We explore how many women have become disconnected from their natural hunger and fullness signals and why reconnecting to those signals can create more peace around food.
We discuss emotional hunger versus physical hunger, people pleasing, food noise, self-compassion, and why movement often serves us better than eating when stress shows up. Enjoy the show!
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What You'll Learn From This Episode
Why weight gain is often an under-feeling problem, not an overeating problem
The difference between physical hunger and emotional hunger
How food noise is created and why willpower rarely works
Why learning your hunger and fullness cues can change everything
How self-compassion helps create lasting weight loss in menopause
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