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Breaking Your Boredom Snacking Habit
Episode 114

Breaking Your Boredom Snacking Habit

Eating Habits for Life · Kate Johnston

August 1, 202421m 38s

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Show Notes

Struggling with those sneaky snack urges when boredom strikes?

In this episode of the Eating Habits for Life podcast, discover the secrets to breaking your boredom snacking habit for good.

I'm helping you uncover the psychological triggers, identify your snacking patterns, and learn simple yet powerful strategies to keep your boredom snacking urges at bay.

You'll even learn a new re-framing tool that will make boredom feel SO much better than it currently does.

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*The content in this podcast is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice.