
Snacking Isn't the Problem (Here's What Really Is)
Eating Habits for Life · Kate Johnston
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Show Notes
Find yourself wandering into the break room with a sugar craving? Or grabbing a salty snack to watch TV with?
And then feeling frustrated because you thought, "If I just stopped snacking, I'd lose weight."
I get it. But it's not you. It's not the snacks either. It's what's behind your snacking habits that matters.
In this episode, I'm helping you spot what's behind your snacking habits, whether it's mindless snacking, emotional eating, or something else.
I also give you a key mindset shift, plus the solution to breaking this eating habit. Plus, the benefits of breaking your snacking habit you didn't even know about.
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*The content in this podcast is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice.