Have you ever been completely full, known you don’t need another bite… but still felt like it was almost impossible to stop eating?
If you’ve spent years overeating or bingeing, continuing to eat past fullness can become incredibly automatic. It can even start to feel safer and more familiar than stopping when you’re comfortably full.
Inside this episode I discuss:
Why eating past fullness can become a deeply ingrained habit
Why stopping when you’re satisfied can actually feel uncomfortable
How overeating can create a sense of safety, familiarity and comfort
Why old food rules and restriction can make it harder to stop eating
Why satisfaction matters just as much as fullness
How eating foods you genuinely enjoy can help you feel more satisfied
What to do when you’re thinking I’m full… but I could still eat more
How practicing a new stopping point helps rewire your brain over time
Why uncomfortable doesn’t mean wrong when you’re changing an old habit
Every time you practice stopping when you’re comfortably full and satisfied, you’re teaching your brain that this can become your new normal.
If you want support rewiring your brain out of bingeing and emotional overeating, you can learn more about CONQUER HERE
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