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How to Avoid Overeating in Social Situations
Episode 177

How to Avoid Overeating in Social Situations

Eating Habits for Life · Kate Johnston

July 31, 202512m 19s

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Show Notes

Struggle with overeating at restaurants, parties, or social gatherings, even when you swear you’ll be “good”?

This episode breaks down the real reason you lose control around food in social situations (hint: it’s not a willpower issue).

Discover what’s really driving your overindulging, and how your brain’s habits are keeping you stuck.

If you want to feel in control around food, eat with confidence, and finally stop the food guilt spiral, this one’s for you.

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