Ever finish a meal feeling uncomfortably stuffed or still hungry, wondering why you couldn't find that sweet spot of "just enough"? Most of us have completely lost touch with our body's natural satiety signals.

In this episode, we explore why we're so disconnected from knowing when we've had enough and reveal the 5 major barriers keeping you from recognizing "comfortably full."

• Why "unconscious eating" has become the norm and how it's robbing you of satisfaction
• What "comfortably full" actually feels like (hint: it's different for everyone)
• The 5 barriers blocking your satiety signals—from "Clean Plate Club" programming to hyperpalatable food hijacking
• Simple, practical tips you can try this week to start reconnecting with your body's wisdom

Pick one barrier that resonates most and try the corresponding tip: leave two bites behind, take a halfway pause, or give yourself permission to have "forbidden" foods tomorrow.

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Disclaimer:

The insights and tips shared in this podcast are based on my personal journey and are for informational and motivational purposes only. They are not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice. If you have specific health concerns or questions related to your medical condition, please consult with your healthcare provider. Remember, your health journey is unique, and what has worked for me might not be suitable for everyone. The content here does not aim to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease, and results from following the strategies discussed can vary.