EPISODE · Aug 25, 2025 · 41 MIN
How to break the bad habits sabotaging your weight loss: science-backed solutions to end emotional eating and stop using alcohol as a crutch
from 40s Fitness Reset | Longevity-focused and science-backed approach to weight loss, aging, time-effective high return habits, target visceral fat · host Jihane Farrell, former aging research scientist, PhD-level longevity coach, ADAPT-Certified Functional Health Coach
You are someone with a "bad" habit you want to break. You are on a weight loss journey and want to get rid of the belly fat but find that you have self-sabotaging habits of emotional eating. Or you use alcohol as a crutch, as your emotional support. And you know from listening to this podcast that this pattern is actually contributing to belly fat. If that is you, this episode will give you some tools and a science-backed method to get in control and create habits that support your goal. What you will hear; - A big and surprising idea for how to break a bad habit - A method based on the science of habit formation to answer the deep need behind what you are doing right now - How to use the cue-behavior-reward loop to stop sabotaging yourself and start experiencing success. Ready to take action? I want to support you 🎗️Grab a coaching session calendly.com/jihanefarrell/belly-busting-session 📏 Get your data: Get 10% off your body composition scale using https://renpho.com/discount/DRJIHANE?ref=lxnrxtkq 🤝 Curious to see if the 12-week program is for you? Go to https://www.drjihanefarrell.com/longevitylifestylecoaching 🤜🤛Join the free community https://www.facebook.com/groups/losebellyfatafter40 📩 Sign up for weekly evidence-based tips in your inbox: https://jihanefarrellphd.kit.com/e30225ecd8 Email me your questions: [email protected]
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