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EPISODE · Dec 11, 2025 · 15 MIN

De l'anxiété aux troubles du comportement alimentaire

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Dans cet épisode, on plonge au cœur d’un sujet aussi fréquent que mal compris :les TCA ou Troubles du Comportement Alimentaires .Ici, pas de jugement, pas de clichés, pas de “il suffit de…”On va décortiquer ce qui se passe réellement dans le cerveau lorsqu’une compulsion surgit ( Anorexie, Boulimie, Hyperphagie) :→ la montée de l’impulsion dopaminergique,→ la chute brutale du contrôle émotionnel,→ la mécanique neurochimique qui prend le volant avant même que vous ayez le temps de réfléchir.Vous allez comprendre pourquoi ce n’est pas un manque de volonté, mais une stratégie neurologique de survie face à un système nerveux débordé.On parlera aussi des pièges classiques, et surtout des leviers concrets pour calmer la pulsion, duper le cerveau au bon moment, restaurer la sécurité interne, et sortir progressivement du cycle :Compulsion → culpabilité → restriction.Cet épisode est fait pour vous si vous vivez ces comportements, si vous accompagnez quelqu’un qui en souffre ou si vous voulez enfin poser un regard scientifique, humain et utile sur les TCA.Voici quelques numéros utiles si vous sentez que votre rapport à la nourriture vous empêche de vivre normalement, en famille, au travail ou dans vos relations sociales :☎️ Numéros verts utiles en cas de TCA (France)1. Anorexie - Boulimie → 0 810 037 0372. TCA (tous troubles confondus) " Fil Santé Jeunes" : 0 800 235 2363. https://stoptca.fr⚠️ Note importante: Si vous êtes en danger immédiat ou dans une détresse intense, contactez le 15 ou le 3114

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