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112. Hormonal Weight Gain in Midlife: Emotional Eating, Cortisol, Estrogen, and GLP-1

Season 3 Episode 112 Published 1Β year, 3Β months ago
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Are you blaming your lack of willpower when it comes to food β€” when it might actually be your hormones?

This episode is a must-listen for every midlife woman who feels like she's doing all the right things but still can't stop overeating, control cravings, or feel like herself again.

I'm joined by hormone specialist Dr. Sarah Daccarett, and we're digging into the real physiological reasons why your emotional eating may not be emotional at all β€” it may be biological. From estrogen to GLP-1 to leptin and even testosterone, Dr. Sarah explains exactly how your hormonal shifts are affecting your appetite, cravings, metabolism, gut health, sex drive, and more.

This conversation is jam-packed with powerful, practical insights you've likely never heard before β€” especially if you've ever been told your labs are "normal" but you still feel off.

πŸ”₯ Why You Should Listen

  • You've been told it's your stress, but it's really your hormones
  • You feel like a different person and don't know why
  • You're craving food, alcohol, and sugar more than ever
  • You've tried gut healing, food eliminations, and fasting β€” and nothing's working
  • You're using GLP-1 medications (like Ozempic) or are considering them
  • You want to age with vitality, not frustration

This episode explains why your body feels out of control β€” and how hormone therapy may be the missing piece.

About Dr. Sarah Daccarett

Dr. Sarah Daccarett is a leading hormone specialist

and anti-aging expert dedicated to empowering women

to take control of their health and well-being.

As the founder of Inner Balance, Dr. Daccarett has

created a revolutionary solution for women seeking a

convenient, effective, and personalized way to

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