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Do you constantly think about food for your next meal, the calories you just consumed, or whether certain foods are "good" or "bad"? You might be experiencing food noise, a mental loop of obsession, guilt, and restriction that distorts your relationship with eating. But here’s the truth: Food noise isn’t a biological flaw, it's often a learned response to diet culture, restriction, and societal messaging.
In this episode, we break down:
- Food noise is learned, not innate triggered by dieting, restriction, and societal rules.
- Undereating backfires: Restriction disrupts hunger/fullness cues, leading to obsession and bingeing.
- Women’s bodies need fuel: Underfueling stresses hormones, increasing cravings.
- Eat for satisfaction: Listen to hunger, honor cravings, and ditch "good vs. bad" labels.
- Quick fixes fail: GLP-1 meds (like Ozempic) mimic attuned eating but don’t fix mindset or trauma.
- Heal the root cause: Rebuild trust with your body through consistent, flexible eating.
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Make sure to tune in to our discussion:
00:27 – Hunger vs. Fullness: Why We Overeat
01:30 – Debunking the Tracy Anderson Method
05:29 – Ozempic & Big Pharma’s Obesity Narrative
07:28 – Genetics vs. Lifestyle in Weight Struggles
10:28 – How Restriction Creates Food Noise (WWII Study)
15:26 – Why Fasting Fails Women
20:00 – The Binge-Restrict Cycle Explained
25:04 – Eating for Satisfaction, Not Rules
30:31 – How Childhood Trauma Affects Eating
35:48 – How to Reduce Food Noise
40:37 – Trusting Yourself with Food
By The Mindset/Mirror Connection Podcast5
2626 ratings
Do you constantly think about food for your next meal, the calories you just consumed, or whether certain foods are "good" or "bad"? You might be experiencing food noise, a mental loop of obsession, guilt, and restriction that distorts your relationship with eating. But here’s the truth: Food noise isn’t a biological flaw, it's often a learned response to diet culture, restriction, and societal messaging.
In this episode, we break down:
- Food noise is learned, not innate triggered by dieting, restriction, and societal rules.
- Undereating backfires: Restriction disrupts hunger/fullness cues, leading to obsession and bingeing.
- Women’s bodies need fuel: Underfueling stresses hormones, increasing cravings.
- Eat for satisfaction: Listen to hunger, honor cravings, and ditch "good vs. bad" labels.
- Quick fixes fail: GLP-1 meds (like Ozempic) mimic attuned eating but don’t fix mindset or trauma.
- Heal the root cause: Rebuild trust with your body through consistent, flexible eating.
Hit play now!
👉Get Self Mastery Course
🧘🏻♀️Sign up for the Self-Guided Program
🌟Join The Mindset Method Movement Group Coaching Program!
📲 Schedule a clarity call with us!
💪🏻 Sign up for our On-Demand Training App!
🤝 Join the Women's Weight Loss and Workout Support Facebook group!
💬Got questions? Send it our way!
Let's get connected:
Website
Facebook
Tiktok
TMOM YouTube
MMC Podcast YouTube
The Mindset of Matter Instagram
Amanda's Instagram
Amanda's YouTube
Make sure to tune in to our discussion:
00:27 – Hunger vs. Fullness: Why We Overeat
01:30 – Debunking the Tracy Anderson Method
05:29 – Ozempic & Big Pharma’s Obesity Narrative
07:28 – Genetics vs. Lifestyle in Weight Struggles
10:28 – How Restriction Creates Food Noise (WWII Study)
15:26 – Why Fasting Fails Women
20:00 – The Binge-Restrict Cycle Explained
25:04 – Eating for Satisfaction, Not Rules
30:31 – How Childhood Trauma Affects Eating
35:48 – How to Reduce Food Noise
40:37 – Trusting Yourself with Food

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