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🗓️ 27 June 2024
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0:32.1 | visiting meetrejoin.com. That's meet r-e-j-O-Y-N.com. Hey there, welcome to episode 364 of the Find Your Food |
0:44.3 | Voice podcast. I am your host, Julie Duffy Dillon, registered dietitian, and I am so glad you're here. |
0:51.2 | So you experience food noise. Are there any non-diet tools to help you move forward? |
0:57.7 | So like I talked about in part two of the food noise series, Paul and I made a pro and conchart |
1:04.0 | and he ultimately decided to wait on starting GLP1s. He wanted to first give a different plan a try and also reserve the right |
1:13.9 | to change his mind. He told me he felt like such a loser because he couldn't manage his food, |
1:20.2 | such a basic part of self-care. Paul didn't want to experience these exhausting binges anymore. |
1:25.6 | And if you two are not up for extreme binges, we have a plan. |
1:30.2 | I told Paul we can continue to work through his complicated history of food and helping move |
1:35.7 | toward things like intuitive eating using a concept I call guardrails. The diet industry and the diets |
1:42.6 | they tell us to do promote food noise. Guard |
1:46.3 | rails help your body practice having more space in your thoughts, not on food. Paul wasn't a |
1:52.2 | loser. His out-of-control behaviors were predictable. If you two relate to the term food noise |
1:58.9 | or food addiction or have felt out of control with |
2:01.6 | your eating, I bet you experienced something that I mentioned in part one of the food noise |
2:07.1 | series. It's called food preoccupation. So what can you do? Well, first, big picture. You need |
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