The Curious Science of Cravings

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Do you need a solution that you can put into practice to control your cravings? Lack of control over cravings is  frustrating and painful. Listen in today as we explain the source of cravings in order to better control them. We're sharing new tips beyond the ideas you've heard ...

Show NotesEpisode Summary:In this episode, we got into the fascinating world of cravings, exploring their biological, hormonal, and emotional roots.We discussed how cravings differ from hunger, the impact of hormones like ghrelin and leptin, and how our emotional state influences ...  Show more