Have you ever caught yourself saying, "I just love food too much"? If you've struggled with weight regain after weight loss surgery (WLS), you're not alone. Many women carry this belief — and I've said it myself. But here's the tough truth: when "loving food" becomes your identity, it can quietly sabotage your success after bariatric surgery.

Weight loss surgery can change your stomach, but it doesn't change your brain. That's why so many post-op patients still struggle with food noise, emotional eating, and slider foods like chips, ice cream, or soft breads. These habits slip around restriction, leading to grazing, overeating, and eventually weight regain.

In this episode, I'll share:

• Why simply "loving food" isn't the real problem.

• How your identity around food is formed — and why surgery can't fix it.

• The hidden connection between food obsession, emotional eating, and WLS regain.

• How to reframe your identity so you can enjoy food without losing control.

By the end, you'll see that you don't have to choose between loving food and living a healthy, confident life after bariatric surgery. You can enjoy food and stay in control — and I'll show you how to start.

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