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Ready to ditch restrictive diets and discover what actually works for sustainable weight loss? This episode dives deep into the real-world strategies making a difference in our lives.
We're exploring the power of volume eating—a game-changing approach that's transformed how we think about meals. Instead of tiny portions that leave you unsatisfied, we're loading up plates with nutrient-dense vegetables alongside our favorite flavors. Chris shares how she transformed a small portion of leftover lamb korma into a filling meal by adding zucchini and mushrooms, keeping the satisfaction without the excessive calories.
The conversation takes an honest turn as we discuss the challenges of weekday discipline versus weekend temptations. How do you handle social events, pizza nights, and those moments when you just want ice cream? We're finding practical solutions, including strategic use of deep freezers to store occasional treats (while saving money on delivery fees) and adjusting medication timing to manage appetite during vulnerable periods.
You'll hear about our experiments with smaller utensils to slow down eating, setting personalized calorie targets with healthcare professionals, and the unexpected benefits of consistent water intake—including how an ice machine became a surprising catalyst for better hydration.
This episode offers refreshing candor about the struggles we face and the small victories keeping us motivated. Whether you're just starting your health journey or looking for new strategies to try, you'll walk away with actionable ideas that don't involve punishment or deprivation. Join us for this honest conversation about finding healthier relationships with food in a world of $15 strawberries and constant temptation.
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Do you have a story you would like to share? Send it to us at theweightingroompc@gmail.com
Disclaimer: We are not Medical professionals and all views and opinions are our own.
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Ready to ditch restrictive diets and discover what actually works for sustainable weight loss? This episode dives deep into the real-world strategies making a difference in our lives.
We're exploring the power of volume eating—a game-changing approach that's transformed how we think about meals. Instead of tiny portions that leave you unsatisfied, we're loading up plates with nutrient-dense vegetables alongside our favorite flavors. Chris shares how she transformed a small portion of leftover lamb korma into a filling meal by adding zucchini and mushrooms, keeping the satisfaction without the excessive calories.
The conversation takes an honest turn as we discuss the challenges of weekday discipline versus weekend temptations. How do you handle social events, pizza nights, and those moments when you just want ice cream? We're finding practical solutions, including strategic use of deep freezers to store occasional treats (while saving money on delivery fees) and adjusting medication timing to manage appetite during vulnerable periods.
You'll hear about our experiments with smaller utensils to slow down eating, setting personalized calorie targets with healthcare professionals, and the unexpected benefits of consistent water intake—including how an ice machine became a surprising catalyst for better hydration.
This episode offers refreshing candor about the struggles we face and the small victories keeping us motivated. Whether you're just starting your health journey or looking for new strategies to try, you'll walk away with actionable ideas that don't involve punishment or deprivation. Join us for this honest conversation about finding healthier relationships with food in a world of $15 strawberries and constant temptation.
Support the show
Do you have a story you would like to share? Send it to us at theweightingroompc@gmail.com
Disclaimer: We are not Medical professionals and all views and opinions are our own.
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