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You made it—or maybe you didn’t—through your first sober weekend of October, and either way, you’re here. That’s what matters. In this week’s episode, we’re unpacking the mental cravings that make saying no to alcohol so draining. Spoiler: it’s not just willpower—it’s your brain’s subconscious beliefs running the show.
We’ll talk about how to challenge those beliefs using the AIRE Method (Awareness, Investigate, Rewire, Evaluate), how your environment fuels drinking habits, and why stress, hormones, and mom-life can push even the strongest of us toward that “easy button.”
You’ll also learn how to naturally boost your dopamine and serotonin through functional nutrition, simple daily rituals, and gut health support—so you can start to feel good again without pouring a drink.
🧠 In This Episode, We’ll Cover:✨ Write down your craving thoughts and question them — awareness is everything.
✨ Replace drinking rituals with new dopamine hits: NA drinks, movement, connection, pleasure.
✨ Stay “above your 50% line” — take care of HALT (Hungry, Angry, Lonely, Tired).
✨ Feed your gut: fiber, color, polyphenols, and fermented foods.
✨ Don’t do this alone — find support, connection, and compassion.
💛 Final Thought:Every time you choose not to drink, you’re not depriving yourself—you’re reclaiming yourself. This isn’t about perfection. It’s about awareness, intention, and building a life that feels better than the buzz ever did.
💥 Ready to Go Deeper? Let’s Work TogetherImagine being someone who no longer craves alcohol—no internal battle, no negotiation, just freedom. It’s possible.
💻 Book a free discovery call with me to:
👉 Book a call HERE
✨ If you loved this episode, don’t forget to rate, review, share with a friend and hit follow ! I would so appreciate it! Thank you!
🔗 Resources & Links:👉 Ready to test your genes? Book your free call HERE
💛 Stay Connected:Please leave a ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify—it helps more women find this show and start their own sober glow-up journey.
By Elly Young4.9
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You made it—or maybe you didn’t—through your first sober weekend of October, and either way, you’re here. That’s what matters. In this week’s episode, we’re unpacking the mental cravings that make saying no to alcohol so draining. Spoiler: it’s not just willpower—it’s your brain’s subconscious beliefs running the show.
We’ll talk about how to challenge those beliefs using the AIRE Method (Awareness, Investigate, Rewire, Evaluate), how your environment fuels drinking habits, and why stress, hormones, and mom-life can push even the strongest of us toward that “easy button.”
You’ll also learn how to naturally boost your dopamine and serotonin through functional nutrition, simple daily rituals, and gut health support—so you can start to feel good again without pouring a drink.
🧠 In This Episode, We’ll Cover:✨ Write down your craving thoughts and question them — awareness is everything.
✨ Replace drinking rituals with new dopamine hits: NA drinks, movement, connection, pleasure.
✨ Stay “above your 50% line” — take care of HALT (Hungry, Angry, Lonely, Tired).
✨ Feed your gut: fiber, color, polyphenols, and fermented foods.
✨ Don’t do this alone — find support, connection, and compassion.
💛 Final Thought:Every time you choose not to drink, you’re not depriving yourself—you’re reclaiming yourself. This isn’t about perfection. It’s about awareness, intention, and building a life that feels better than the buzz ever did.
💥 Ready to Go Deeper? Let’s Work TogetherImagine being someone who no longer craves alcohol—no internal battle, no negotiation, just freedom. It’s possible.
💻 Book a free discovery call with me to:
👉 Book a call HERE
✨ If you loved this episode, don’t forget to rate, review, share with a friend and hit follow ! I would so appreciate it! Thank you!
🔗 Resources & Links:👉 Ready to test your genes? Book your free call HERE
💛 Stay Connected:Please leave a ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify—it helps more women find this show and start their own sober glow-up journey.

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