
"Food has been my hiding place and comfort for so long."That simple sentence captures the heart of Karen's story.For years, she believed weight loss meant restriction, misery, and constantly thinking about food.She'd lost weight before. But she was also, in her words, "cranky, hungry, and angry."Every diet promised big results. But . . . None of them taught her how to deal with the emotional reasons she turned to food in the first place.Everything changed when Karen stopped focusing only on the outside and started doing the work on the inside.In this conversation, she shares how changing her relationship with food—and with herself—led to sustainable weight loss that finally fits her real life.Today she's lost 25 pounds, navigated holidays, birthdays, vacations, and everyday life without regaining the weight, and found a level of freedom she never thought possible.In This Episode . . . Karen's journey from emotional eating to food freedomWhy diets kept failing despite short-term successThe emotional burden behind physical weightFeeling betrayed by the diet industryWhy exercise alone didn't lead to weight lossHow changing her mindset changed everythingThe difference between losing weight and living wellWhy sustainable weight loss shouldn't make you miserableFinding peace with food, your body, and yourselfCorey’s Email Newsletter: https://LoseFatList.comANTI-DIET CLASS: https://AntiDietClass.com
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