Try this the next time stress makes you want to eat


Reader,

One of the simplest ways to interrupt stress eating is to create a pause before you act on the craving. Before you reach for the snack, take 60 seconds to slow your breathing—longer exhales than inhales—and ask yourself: “What do I actually need right now?” Sometimes it’s food. Sometimes it’s a break, a little movement, sleep, or simply a chance to come down from the day.

This is just one of the strategies we'll explore in my August workshop, The Stress-Proof Body. We'll talk about stress, emotional eating, cortisol, and practical ways to regulate your nervous system so you can make better decisions, even when life is busy and stressful. The goal isn't to eliminate stress. It's to stop letting stress run your health.

Monday, August 3rd
7 PM EST on Zoom

Brian Tass
Power Play Fitness & Nutrition Coaching

My Power Play 12 Week coaching program is very limited in spaces, especially to start the year. If you want to take a quick "timeout" with me and chat strategy, book a call.

600 1st Ave, Ste 330 PMB 92768, Seattle, WA 98104-2246
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I help career-driven parents lose 10-30 pounds without extreme dieting. Coaching since 2008

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