What if the key to food freedom isn’t another diet… but learning to finally listen to your body?
In this powerful episode, Dr. Deb—chiropractor, nutritionist, acupuncturist, and founder of the Thinner Peace Process—shares her deeply personal journey from decades of dieting and body dissatisfaction to a life of self-acceptance, intuitive eating, and compassion.
Despite her 30+ years in the health field, Dr. Deb still found herself trapped in weight cycles, emotional eating, and the never-ending pursuit of the “perfect” body. It wasn’t until her 50s, during the shifts of menopause, that she faced a life-changing realization:
She wasn’t actually listening to her body—she was listening to diet culture.
💡 In this episode, we unpack:
• How dieting disconnects women from their natural hunger and fullness signals
• The emotional roots of overeating and why we eat when we’re not hungry
• The pivotal question that transformed Dr. Deb’s relationship with food
• Why shame keeps us stuck—and how self-compassion unlocks healing
• The difference between physical hunger and emotional hunger
• How the Thinner Peace Process helps women rebuild body trust
• Why menopause is often a wake-up call for deeper self-awareness
• How to stop moralizing food and embrace a no-restriction mindset
• The freedom that comes from realizing: “I can eat anything… so what do I truly want?”
Through vulnerable storytelling, Dr. Deb guides listeners to rethink everything they’ve been taught about food, weight, and worthiness. This conversation is an invitation to step out of shame, reconnect with your body, and create a peaceful, intuitive relationship with eating—one rooted in self-love instead of rules.
If you’ve ever struggled with emotional eating, dieting, or body trust, this episode will give you permission to exhale, soften, and start again.
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🌐 Connect with Dr. Deb:
🔹 Thinner Peace Process – [Insert link]
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👉 If this episode helped shift your mindset around food and body trust, share it with someone who deserves freedom too. Remember: your body already knows what to do—your job is to listen.
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