
WHAT IS “FOOD NOISE” AND WHY IT HAPPENS
Constant thoughts about food, meal planning, and eating Brain’s reward system overactivity leading to preoccupation with food Influenced by stress, poor sleep, hormonal imbalances, and diet quality Can be worsened by restrictive eating patterns or diet culture.
HOW GLP-1 MEDICATIONS WORK
Target receptors in brain’s reward and satiety centers Slow stomach emptying for prolonged fullness Reduce the “reward value” of highly palatable foods Help regulate appetite hormones like ghrelin Decrease intrusive thoughts about food
NATURAL WAYS TO REDUCE FOOD NOISE
MINDFUL EATING PRACTICES
- Eat without distractions (no phones/TV)
- Chew slowly and savor each bite
- Notice hunger/fullness cues
- Practice gratitude for meals
PROTEIN-RICH MEALS
- Include protein at every meal (20-30g)
- Focus on lean sources: eggs, fish, legumes
- Combine with fiber for lasting satiety
- Space protein intake throughout the day
SLEEP OPTIMIZATION
- Aim for 7-9 hours nightly
- Consistent sleep/wake schedule
- Dark, cool sleeping environment
- Limit screens before bedtime
- Morning sunlight exposure
STRESS MANAGEMENT
- Regular meditation/deep breathing
- Gentle movement like walking or yoga
- Time in nature
- Journaling or creative outlets
- Social connection
BLOOD SUGAR BALANCE
- Regular meal timing
- Complex carbs with protein/fat
- Limit refined sugars
- Stay hydrated
- Regular physical activity
GLP-1 Medication Eligibility Consultation Request
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