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204 What’s Really Underneath Eating When You’re Not Hungry, and How to Rewrite Your Relationship with Food with Lisa Schlosberg
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- Dec 11, 2025
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Summary
FREE Hashimoto’s and Thyroid Type Training and Support Call Thursday July 16, 2026 @ 8:30pm Eastern Register here: https://innatopiler.com/zoomcall/ There is always a deeper story behind emotional eating, and in this episode Inna and guest Lisa Schlosberg open up the layers most people never connect to food. They explore the moments when you eat without hunger, the childhood patterns that shaped your sense of safety, and the reasons your body may turn to food even when your mind insists you are “fine.” What begins as a conversation about eating quickly becomes a conversation about emotional wiring, nervous system responses, and the parts of you that learned to cope long before you had words for it. Lisa shares her own experience of losing 150 pounds and discovering that the harder work had nothing to do with calories or willpower. It was learning how to feel feelings she spent years avoiding. It was realizing food had been her protection, her comfort, and her armor. Together, she and Inna talk about why emotional hunger feels real, why you can’t solve an emotional problem with a physical solution, and how self compassion and internal safety begin to shift lifelong patterns around eating. They also explore the small, often unnoticed triggers that shape your relationship with food. Clean plate conditioning. Scarcity wiring. Eating in front of screens. The need for stimulation. The pull toward comfort when you are overwhelmed. The instinct to stay “strong” at the cost of your own emotional expression. And for many with Hashimoto’s, the way growing up without validation creates a lifelong habit of seeking comfort and reassurance outside of yourself. This episode is a grounded, deeply human look at emotional eating, inner safety, and the process of gently rewriting the rela…