EPISODE · Apr 24, 2024 · 33 MIN
Understanding Cravings!
from The Power of 30 · host Sally & Dannii
One of our most exciting episodes ever that could change your eating habits overnight!In this episode we're talking about how cravings work and what you can do about them, because despite feeling like they are totally out of your control, once you know how they work you can totally use the same process to develop a more desirable habit!Key points this week are;2 types of cravings - habitual and "biological" (i.e. hormones or microbiome)Your "pudding stomach" is real and it's proper name is "sensory specific satiety" - you can use this strategy to your advantage too.Reasons for cravings that we cover;You're restrictingYou're not eating enough carbsYou're not eating enough proteinNot eating enough fibreYou're not eating enough. (Here we're talking about viewing your food through the lens of diet culture)Not eating satisfying mealsHormones!Lack of sleepGut bacteria and microbiomeSupport the showAll the details of our Kofi account are below so if you want to be part of our journey to help more women, check it out - we thank you.www.ko-fi.com/thepowerof30Places to find us;www.thepowerof30.co.ukwww.curvesilkeston.co.ukFacebook; @thepowerof30@curvesilkestonBooks & Bones; Motivational Book ClubInstagram; @curvesilkeston@3dannii3@sallpeacockYouTube;Curves CoachSall PeacockDannii-Ellie
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One of our most exciting episodes ever that could change your eating habits overnight! In this episode we're talking about how cravings work and what you can do about them, because despite feeling like they are totally out of your control, once you know how they work you can totally use the same process to develop a more desirable habit! Key points this week are; 2 types of cravings - habitual and "biological" (i.e. hormones or microbiome) Your "pudding stomach" is real and it's proper na...
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