EPISODE · Nov 13, 2025 · 21 MIN
EP 11: Weight Gain During the Holidays (and What to Do About It)
from Brain Powered Weight Loss - With Eliza Kingsford · host Eliza Kingsford
Weight Gain During the Holidays (and What to Do About It)In this timely episode, Eliza Kingsford dives deep into the real reasons holiday weight gain happens — and why it’s not about willpower or moral failure. From processed food overload to nervous system dysregulation, Eliza explains how holiday dynamics affect our mental load, coping strategies, and ultimately our weight. Whether you’ve been tempted to diet hard or ignore it all until January, she offers a fresh “Goldilocks” approach to staying grounded, supported, and mentally well-fed this season.What You’ll Learn:Why most annual weight gain happens between Halloween and New Year’sHow even a few pounds can create a long-term snowball effectThe surprising psychological and nervous system reasons we fall into the same cycleWhy strict dieting or “checking out” backfires over the holidaysWhat research says about the most effective and sustainable approachHow your nervous system “bank account” plays a role in holiday behaviorsMemorable Quote:“The holidays aren’t a moral failing — they’re a perfect storm. But that doesn’t mean you’re doomed.”Resources & Links:💻 Learn about the SHIFT Program — Eliza’s group coaching to help you find peace with food and weight📚 Want support navigating the holidays without restriction or burnout? Click here💌 Reach out for 1:1 or group support: elizakingsford.comNext Steps:If holiday food, family dynamics, or weight triggers feel heavy right now, know that maintenance is a win. You can enjoy your favorite traditions without swinging from restriction to overindulgence. This episode offers a new way forward.You can find all of my resources, links and programs at elizakingsford.com
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