Stop Feeling Out of Control With Food|Step 4:  Can Chilling Out Give Me Control? {Women over 40, Dieting, Diet Culture, Relationship with Food, Health Tips, Nutrition, Midlife HealthWeight loss Tips} episode artwork

EPISODE · Mar 18, 2024 · 12 MIN

Stop Feeling Out of Control With Food|Step 4: Can Chilling Out Give Me Control? {Women over 40, Dieting, Diet Culture, Relationship with Food, Health Tips, Nutrition, Midlife HealthWeight loss Tips}

from Emotional Eats Podcast: Real conversations about menopause, hormones, emotional eating, and weight loss for women over 40 · host Kim Hynes

 In today's episode of your 5 part series, "How to Stop Feeling Out of Control with Food," Kim shares the secret gems to get control.  We think it's all about the food and willpower, but it's not.  Listen in to hear how stress and sleep can help balance or wreak havoc with your relationship with food. Kim shares personal anecdotes and professional insights, highlighting how hormonal changes, particularly during menopause, can significantly impact our weight and stress levels, often leading us to seek comfort in food.   Kim explains some of the connections with  stress, sleep, and eating habits. She also discusses the counterproductive nature of diet culture's push towards over exercising and restrictive eating, especially during periods of hormonal fluctuation.  Kim  offers practical advice on managing stress through mindful morning routines, taking regular breaks throughout the day, and techniques like tapping and meditation.  All of these suggestions are to help you calm moments throughout the day, which in turn will help you have more control with food.   Kim addresses the challenges of sleep during hormonal changes and provides strategies to improve sleep hygiene, such as establishing a relaxing nighttime routine, reducing screen time, and creating an optimal sleep environment. These steps are not only crucial for better sleep but also for mitigating stress-induced eating behaviors. *** The content in the Emotional Eats Podcast is intended for informational and inspirational purposes only.  Please always consult with your medical professionals and/or your mental health practitioners for advice when trying or starting anything new in your health journey.  Connect with Kim: https://www.instagram.com/kimhyneshealth https://www.kimhynes.com     Join the Emotional Eats Community on Facebook to get more support, tips and be connected to other women going through this midlife health, menopause and weight loss journey. Click here to join:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/emotionaleatscommunity If you like the Emotional Eats podcast, please subscribe/follow and give us a 5 star rating and review and tag us on social media. I would be so grateful. Want to know how to work with me?  Sign up for your free 30 minute consultation. Click here to schedule.  Nourish your entire life today and give yourself grace. XOXO Kim

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