Reprogramming Hunger: Why Education Alone Won’t Fix Overeating
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Reprogramming Hunger: Why Education Alone Won’t Fix Overeating
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Why do smart people overeat—especially at night? In this episode we unpack the gut–brain reinforcement loop that silently trains your body to crave chips, cookies, and couch-time snacks. It’s not “weak willpower” or just loving food; it’s dopamine pathways, vagal nerve signaling, and cue-driven habits (think: lights low + TV on = snack now).
You’ll learn how to break the cue → crave → consume cycle without extreme rules:
Cue exposure + response tweaks: keep the ritual, delay the snack, or swap to slower-digesting options.
Slow the entry: start meals deliberately (1 big breath), eat for 25–30 minutes, lead with fiber/protein, then add the fun food.
Space dessert 60–90 min from dinner to weaken reinforcement.
Pair smart: two Oreos + fruit beats “no Oreos” (and prevents rebound binges).
Turn on rest-and-digest: simple breathwork to engage the parasympathetic system so appetite self-modulates.
If you’ve tried plans and macros and still find yourself raiding the pantry, this conversation reframes overeating from education and willpower to wiring and practical rewiring—so you can enjoy food and regain control.