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EPISODE · May 5, 2025 · 11 MIN

Ep148. How to Stop Eating Your Feelings (Without Tracking Everything)

from The Forever Athletic Podcast · host Ian Wood

You’re not broken — you’re human.In this episode, I’m breaking down emotional eating in the realest way possible. No fluffy self-help. No “just track it” advice. Just honest, practical tools you can use when life gets stressful and food becomes your fallback.We’ll cover:Why emotional eating isn’t about lack of willpowerThe 3 most common types I see in coaching clientsWhat to do instead — even if you don’t want to track every calorieSimple mindset and environment shifts to make better choices easierIf you ever find yourself raiding the fridge when you’re stressed, bored, or just “done” with the day — this one’s for you.What You’ll Learn:Why trying to “cut emotion out of eating” doesn’t workHow to spot your emotional eating patterns3 strategies to break the habit — without obsessing over foodHow structure (not rules) can reduce cravings and mindless snacking 👉 Want to lose your first 5kg without burnout? Start here: www.coachianwood.com/coachingIf you found this helpful: ✅ Follow the podcast🌟 Leave a quick review📤 Share it with a mate who eats their feelings too

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