Ep #8: How Your Thoughts Affect Your Eating

Ep #8: How Your Thoughts Affect Your Eating

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Ep #400: How to Stop Binge Eating and...I'm taking a break from the podcast

I am still coaching and will still be offering other free resources. But it's time for me to take an indefinite break from doing this podcast. Why? I'll tell you in this episode. I'll also be giving you a guide to stopping binge eating. This will include why you binge eat, why yo ...  Show more

Ep #399: If You're Feeling an Urge to Binge Eat, Listen to This

If you're feeling an urge to binge eat, listen to this episode. I will guide you through it so you don't binge. But not only that, I will help you to understand why you're feeling it, which will help you to feel less urges to binge eat in the future. You will be okay, you are oka ...  Show more

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