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"Young family enjoying a meal together at home, with kids and parents smiling and sharing food. A relatable moment for women who struggle with overeating or emotional eating triggered by social meals."

If Someone Else Eating Makes You Want to Eat Too… Read This First

I wasn’t hungry. I had just finished my tea. But when my daughter said, “I’m making lunch,” I turned into a fridge-raiding raccoon. Turns out, it had nothing to do with food…

4 min read

A fresh breakfast bowl with yogurt, granola, strawberries, blueberries, and almonds next to grapefruit juice and a citrus press — a healthy-looking meal that might seem perfect, but can be confusing for those struggling with emotional eating, binge eating, or overeating.

The Breakfast Lie I Believed for Years (And What Finally Helped Me Trust My Body)

Are you eating because you're hungry—or because you think you should? My story of emotional eating (and what fixed it).

3 min read