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Emotional & Comfort Eating


When Weight Gain Isn’t About Willpower: Healing Emotional Eating Rooted in Childhood Trauma
For many women, the struggle with weight isn’t really about food at all. It’s about safety, comfort, and survival — patterns that began long before the first diet or gym membership.
Let’s look at a real-life story (with details changed for privacy) that perfectly shows how emotional eating can begin as a coping mechanism — and how kinesiology can help release it.


Understanding Emotional Eating: Breaking the Cycle Between Food and Feelings
Emotional eating is a common behaviour where people use food to cope with their emotions rather than to satisfy physical hunger. While...
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