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Welcome to the Emotional Eats Podcast with Kim Hynes, where women over 40 can find peace and power in their relationship with food, mind, and body. In a world filled with diet culture and outdated health messages, this podcast is on a mission to guide women over 40 to a place of healthy intuitive eating, self-compassion, embracing strength over skinny and genuine wellness that embraces all aspects of their lives. Are you tired of diet rules that don’t serve you anymore? Join Kim and her expert guests each week as they explore topics that deeply impact midlife health—from intuitive eating, body image, and stress relief to understanding hormones, mental health, gut health, spirituality, and the unique challenges of perimenopause and menopause. Together, they uncover the hidden reasons behind emotional eating, helping you release perfectionism and unhealthy habits that keep you from thriving. In every episode, you’ll find empowering insights, practical strategies, and real stories of personal transformation. Kim and her guests cut through the noise to show why quick fixes and trendy weight-loss diets don’t work long-term, instead offering a sustainable path to well-being that nurtures every part of you. If you’re ready to let go of dieting, gain freedom with food, get strong and nourish yourself inside and out, then the Emotional Eats Podcast with Kim Hynes is here to support your journey to confidence, balance in midlife, and a body you can truly feel at home in.

  1. 4 DAYS AGO

    80. Bloat, Hormones & Midlife: Gut Health Strategies You Need with Kelly Schmidt

    It was so great to sit down with Kelly Schmidt, a functional dietitian and founder of Kelly Schmidt Wellness, to explore the intricate links between gut health, hormonal shifts, and overall well-being in midlife. I have been on a quest in Season 2 to bring more midlife gut health episodes starting in Episode 79 with my own story and struggles with gut health. Kelly shares her insights on how hormonal changes, particularly the drop in estrogen, can lead to common digestive issues like bloating, food sensitivities, and constipation.  Kelly discusses how stress, lifestyle habits, and even some commonly prescribed medications can exacerbate gut issues, often creating a cycle of digestive distress that affects mood, energy, and metabolism. She emphasizes the importance of supporting the body through dietary strategies like mindful eating, proper food sequencing, and including diverse, whole foods in the diet.  You will also gain a fresh perspective on managing stress through daily routines and anchoring meal times to stabilize cortisol levels, improve digestion, and support mental clarity. Whether dealing with autoimmune concerns, fluctuating blood sugar, or simply looking for a healthier relationship with food, Kelly offers actionable insights that anyone can implement.  About Kelly Schmidt: With a lifelong journey managing Type 1 diabetes, Kelly uses her experience to empower others to take control of their health with real food. As a registered dietitian with over a decade of experience, she has helped thousands of clients optimize their health. With degrees and postgraduate training in dietetics, Kelly’s mission is to guide clients in achieving balanced hormones, mental clarity, digestion, and blood sugar management. Tune in to learn practical tips on achieving a healthier gut and balanced hormones in midlife. Don’t forget to check out Kelly’s TEDx talk for more insights, and make sure to give yourself grace on your health journey! Highlights: Gut Health and Menopause Connection (0:02) Common Gut Issues in Midlife Women (2:01) Impact of Medications on Gut Health (4:34) Leaky Gut and Its Implications (5:38) Hormonal Shifts and Gut Motility (7:41) Pelvic Floor Issues and Gut Health (11:33) Stress and Its Effect on Gut Health (17:51) Food Sequencing and Blood Sugar Management (22:03) Emotional Eating and Blood Sugar (31:48) Gluten Sensitivity and Its Impact (36:16) Tips for Improving Gut Health (43:49)   Connect with Kelly: IG: https://www.instagram.com/diabeticdietitian/ Website:  https://t1dfunctionalnutrition.com/   Kelly’s TEDx Talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbjO2OUeaTo Connect with Kim: https://www.instagram.com/kimhyneshealth https://www.kimhynes.com     If you like the Emotional Eats podcast, please subscribe/follow and give us a 5 star rating and review and tag us on social media. I would be so grateful.

    51 min

  2. 4 NOV

    79. Gut Health Secrets Series Part 1: Gut Health Gets Real for Melissa and Kim

    Free Guide:  10 Daily Tips to Stop Stress Eating. Welcome to Episode 79 of the Emotional Eats Podcast! In this episode, hosts Kim Hynes and Melissa Slemp engage in an open and vulnerable conversation about their personal journeys with gut health challenges and hormonal shifts over the past year.  They discuss that these are more symptoms to add to the midlife and post menopausal journey. Both health coaches want to provide you with support, empathy, and practical advice as they share the ups and downs of navigating these health issues while also guiding their clients. This authentic discussion sheds light on how even experienced health professionals can face significant personal health struggles and shows the importance of tuning in to your body, advocating for yourself, and exploring holistic approaches as well as medical approaches to healing. Kim and Melissa explain how their gut health issues were unexpected, even with their background in health and wellness and daily eating and lifestyle habits. Melissa shares her sudden onset of severe skin issues in late 2023, initially misdiagnosed as eczema, which persisted and worsened over time. She details her frustrations and describes her ongoing treatments.  Kim then opens up about her battle with severe constipation, which began in early 2024 and led her to try various dietary changes, digestive aids, and functional medicine testing. After more medical testing, a clear colonoscopy and changing habits, adding supplements and eliminating foods, the symptoms have changed.  Both Kim and Melissa emphasize the importance of listening to your body, being your own advocate, and seeking medical, holistic and lifestyle coaching support when needed.  Connect with Kim and Melissa: Kim Hynes Instagram: @KimHynesHealth Website: KimHynes.com   Melissa (Blood Sugar Boss) Type 1 in Midlife Podcast: https://www.abundanthealthwithmelissa.com/podcast Instagram: @BloodSugarBoss Website: AbundantHealthWithMelissa.com   If you resonate with this episode or have a similar story, Kim and Melissa encourage you to reach out to them, share your story, and continue the conversation. They welcome feedback and stories from listeners who are navigating similar challenges.  Thank you for tuning in to this episode, and be sure to subscribe, rate, and review the Emotional Eats Podcast!  You really help us out by downloading the episode. Curious about coaching with Kim?  BOOK A CALL.  This is a free 30 minute consultation (for coaching only). Help yourself to a free guide from Kim:  10 Daily Tips to Stop Stress Eating. Note:  The information in this podcast is not to replace working with your doctor, other medical practitioner or mental health practitioner.  This podcast is to provide conversation, information and entertainment. My favorite evening drink (or dessert) is Organifi Gold Chocolate.  It is like a "healthy dark hot chocolate".  With reishi mushrooms and lemon balm extract for calming and relaxing, it's perfect in the afternoon or evening.  Gold  also has superfoods like tumeric and ginger.  It's nonGMO, vegan and organic. You can check out all of Organifi's healthy products at https://www.organifishop.com/  and make sure to use the code:  KIMH   for 20% off.

    1 hr

  3. 28 OCT

    78. 8 Tips to Eat Less, Feel Satisfied, and Enjoy Every Bite of Your Meals

    Free Guide:  10 Daily Tips to Stop Stress Eating. Welcome to Episode 78 of the Emotional Eats Podcast. In this episode, I shift gears from discussing emotional eating's root causes to exploring the tangible steps you can take to enjoy your food more, slow down, and eat less.  While emotional triggers are often the focus, today's episode is all about the mealtime habits that can transform your eating and fullness experience. I share eight practical tips for mindful eating—simple changes that can make a big difference in how you feel both during and after a meal. I believe in the power of setting intentions with gratitude, choosing satisfying proteins, and slowing down each chew. These tips encourage you to be more present, check in with your fullness, and truly savor every bite. You’ll learn how to minimize distractions, enjoy mealtime conversations, and even use simple affirmations like "I am satisfied" to enhance your satisfaction and prevent overeating. This episode isn’t just about feeling less full—it’s about: ·       truly enjoying your meals. ·       eating the right amount for you and is  satisfying.  ·       creating better digestion. ·       ultimately building a healthier relationship with food. If you find this episode helpful, make sure to share it with a friend, leave a review, and download to stay updated!  Connect with Kim: https://www.instagram.com/kimhyneshealth https://www.kimhynes.com     If you like the Emotional Eats podcast, please subscribe/follow and give us a 5 star rating and review and tag us on social media. I would be so grateful. Curious about coaching with Kim?  BOOK A CALL.  This is a free 30 minute consultation (for coaching only). Help yourself to a free guide from Kim:  10 Daily Tips to Stop Stress Eating. Note:  The information in this podcast is not to replace working with your doctor, other medical practitioner or mental health practitioner.  This podcast is to provide conversation, information and entertainment. My favorite evening drink (or dessert) is Organifi Gold Chocolate.  It is like a "healthy dark hot chocolate".  With reishi mushrooms and lemon balm extract for calming and relaxing, it's perfect in the afternoon or evening.  Gold  also has superfoods like tumeric and ginger.  It's nonGMO, vegan and organic. You can check out all of Organifi's healthy products at https://www.organifishop.com/  and make sure to use the code:  KIMH   for 20% off.

    19 min

  4. 21 OCT

    77. Beyond Food: How Inner Work Transforms Emotional Eating and Weight loss with Jared Hamilton

    Welcome to Episode 77 of the Emotional Eats podcast! I sat down with Jared Hamilton, fat loss and mindset coach who helps people not only lose weight, but heal their relationship with food and focus on the inside as much as the outside. Jared shared his journey of transitioning from being known as the "sustainable fat loss guy" to embracing a deeper, more holistic approach that combines both mental and emotional well-being with sustainable fat loss. More fun facts about Jared:  Dog dad x 3, purple belt in jiu-jitsu, Host of the Dieting From the Inside Out podcast. Jared explained how his own personal development journey led him to realize that true change begins with inner work. Jared shares that his coaching shifted as he discovered that many of his clients’ struggles with weight and food stemmed from deeper issues related to self-worth, identity, and emotional coping mechanisms.  We talk about the challenges many women face with diet culture and the pervasive "binge-restrict" cycle. Jared shares insights into how restriction often leads to binge eating and how this harmful pattern can be broken by addressing the underlying issues, such as fear of food and body image insecurities.  His framework helps clients rewire their mindset around food, shifting away from labeling foods as "good" or "bad," and instead, focusing on creating healthier, more sustainable habits. We discuss the importance of quiet reflection and alignment, with Jared sharing how he often takes solo sabbaticals to reconnect with his purpose and re-evaluate his coaching methods. He highlighted the importance of combining emotional and mental well-being with physical health, stating that they cannot be separated for lasting success. Highlights: Jared's Introduction and Background (0:02) Jared's Transition to more Inner Work Coaching (2:21) The Importance of Alignment and Integration (5:27) Understanding Food Noise and Emotional Eating (10:00) The Gas Station Method for Managing Emotional Eating (17:07) Addressing the Scale and Body Image (29:20) Emotional Intelligence and Holding Space for Emotions (40:04) Consistency in Health Habits (47:56) Final Tips and Resources (48:12) Connect with Jared: Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/realjarejadhamilton/ TT: @realjaredhamilton Check out Jared’s podcast:  https://www.dietingfromtheinsideout.com/ Connect with Kim: https://www.instagram.com/kimhyneshealth https://www.kimhynes.com     If you like the Emotional Eats podcast, please subscribe/follow and give us a 5 star rating and review and tag us on social media. I would be so grateful. Curious about coaching with Kim?  BOOK A CALL.  This is a free 30 minute consultation (for coaching only). Help yourself to a free guide from Kim:  10 Daily Tips to Stop Stress Eating. Note:  The information in this podcast is not to replace working with your doctor, other medical practitioner or mental health practitioner.  This podcast is to provide conversation, information and entertainment. My favorite evening drink (or dessert) is Organifi Gold Chocolate.  It is like a "healthy dark hot chocolate".  With reishi mushrooms and lemon balm extract for calming and relaxing, it's perfect in the afternoon or evening.  Gold  also has superfoods like tumeric and ginger.  It's nonGMO, vegan and organic. You can check out all of Organifi's healthy products at https://www.organifishop.com/  and make sure to use the code:  KIMH   for 20% off.

    56 min

  5. 14 OCT

    76. Body Image Issues Over 40: Why It’s OK to Grieve Your Younger Body and How to Move Forward to Honor Your Midlife Body

    Free Guide:  10 Daily Tips to Stop Stress Eating.  Welcome to Episode 76 of the Emotional Eats Podcast! Kim is real about the topic of grieving your younger body and the emotional toll of body changes during midlife. As a woman in your  40s, 50s, and beyond, you struggle with body image issues and long for the body you once had. Kim shares her personal experience of looking back at her own body in her 30s and early 40s, feeling strong and fit, yet struggling with changes that came during perimenopause and beyond. Kim emphasizes that it's natural to feel sadness or regret when our bodies change, whether it's due to aging, childbirth, or other life events. She discusses how societal pressures and the unrealistic standards promoted by social media, advertising, and culture can make women feel like they should always look like they did in their youth. This pressure leads to feelings of invisibility and insecurity as women navigate the physical and emotional challenges of aging. Throughout the episode, Kim shares insights from her listeners and clients who have opened up about their struggles with body image. Many express longing for their younger selves and regret over not taking better care of their bodies when they were younger. Others note the frustration of dealing with physical changes like weight gain, cellulite, and crepey skin. Kim compassionately validates these feelings, explaining that it’s normal to experience grief around our changing bodies. She offers helpful strategies to shift the focus away from weight and appearance, encouraging women to celebrate what their bodies can do today. Kim advocates for practicing gratitude, embracing self-compassion, and challenging negative thoughts. She also highlights the importance of finding joy in movement—whether it’s walking, resistance training, or dancing—and avoiding punishing exercise or restrictive dieting. Tune in to this thoughtful episode for actionable tips on how to grieve your younger body in a healthy way, reframe negative body image, and embrace the strength and beauty that come with midlife. Highlights: Grieving Your Younger Body: Introduction and Seasonal Refresh (0:00) Body Image Issues and Societal Expectations (16:37) Romanticizing the Past and Societal Influences (16:52) Cultural and Societal Influences on Body Image (17:15) Comparing Yourself to Your Younger Self (25:23) Positive Self-Talk and Movement (30:59) Healthy Boundaries with Social Media (38:00) Longevity and Brain Health (40:04) Non-Weight Goals and Experiences (42:05) Final Thoughts and Affirmations (46:36) Connect with Kim: https://www.instagram.com/kimhyneshealth https://www.kimhynes.com     If you like the Emotional Eats podcast, please subscribe/follow and give us a 5 star rating and review and tag us on social media. I would be so grateful. Curious about coaching with Kim?  BOOK A CALL.  This is a free 30 minute consultation (for coaching only). Help yourself to a free guide from Kim:  10 Daily Tips to Stop Stress Eating. Note:  The information in this podcast is not to replace working with your doctor, other medical practitioner or mental health practitioner.  This podcast is to provide conversation, information and entertainment. My favorite evening drink (or dessert) is Organifi Gold Chocolate.  It is like a "healthy dark hot chocolate".  With reishi mushrooms and lemon balm extract for calming and relaxing, it's perfect in the afternoon or evening.  Gold  also has superfoods like tumeric and ginger.  It's nonGMO, vegan and organic. You can check out all of Organifi's healthy products at https://www.organifishop.com/  and make sure to use the code:  KIMH   for 20% off.

    55 min

  6. 7 OCT

    75. Breaking Up with Dieting, Surviving Perimenopause and Owning Body Image in Midlife with Leslie Weidner

    Free Guide:  10 Daily Tips to Stop Stress Eating.  Welcome to Episode 75 of the Emotional Eats Podcast! I had the pleasure of talking with registered dietitian Leslie Weidner to discuss all things women’s health, nutrition, and perimenopause. We begin by discussing Leslie’s journey to becoming a dietitian, which began after her initial career in sales and was fueled by her personal experiences with marathon training and nutrition. She shares the challenges of switching careers later in life, juggling motherhood, and starting her own business, giving listeners an intimate look at her path to helping women through nutrition. Her decision to specialize in women’s health was driven by the desire to offer personalized support not just with nutrition but with other factors that contribute to overall health for women in perimenopause, such as regular exercise, sleep and stress management. Leslie’s approach is rooted in empathy and compassion, as she understands and shares many of the same challenges faced by her clients. Leslie and I also discuss the often confusing and random symptoms of perimenopause, which can include everything from mood changes and sleep disruptions and anxiety to food intolerances, gut issues and inflammation. We both reflect on how many women may not immediately connect these weird symptoms to hormonal shifts, leading to feelings of frustration and confusion during this stage of life. A big part of our conversation revolves around diet culture and its long-lasting impact on body image. Leslie shares her thoughts on how women are often expected to maintain the bodies they had in their 20s or 30s, even as they age. This unrealistic expectation can lead to restrictive eating and a constant cycle of dieting, which can ultimately harm both physical and emotional health.  We discuss food and nutrition myths and  explore how carbohydrates, often unfairly demonized, are essential for brain function, muscle health, and overall well-being. Additionally, Leslie highlights the importance of muscle as we age, not just for appearance but for metabolic and physical health. As we dive into the topic of intuitive eating, we examine how emotional eating often stems from the binge-restrict cycle. Leslie offers guidance on how women can break free from restrictive diets and start enjoying food in a way that’s nourishing and sustainable. She emphasizes that food is not only about fueling the body but also about enjoyment, culture, and community. We also address the role of stress and cortisol in perimenopause, noting how chronic stress can worsen symptoms and lead to unhealthy eating habits.  Tune in until the end.  Leslie provides practical tips on how to reduce stress and prioritize self-care during this life stage. Be sure to follow Leslie for more tips on navigating perimenopause with confidence, and don’t forget to share this episode with that girlfriend who can relate. Highlights: Background and Introduction (0:02) Transition to Nutrition Career (1:34) Personal Experiences with Perimenopause (6:24) Common Perimenopause Symptoms and  Misconceptions (7:25) Impact of Diet Culture and Body Image (9:54) Challenges of Aging and Diet (13:49) Importance of Carbohydrates (17:09) Managing Emotional Eating and Food Restriction (21:10) The Role of Stress and Cortisol (32:11) Intermittent Fasting and Sustainability (35:29)  Connect with Leslie:   Website: https://lesliewnutrition.com/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/perimenopause_nutritionist/   Connect with Kim: https://www.instagram.com/kimhyneshealth https://www.kimhynes.com     If you like the Emotional Eats podcast, please subscribe/follow and give us a 5 star rating and review and tag us on social media. I would be so grateful. Curious about coaching with Kim?  BOOK A CALL.  This is a free 30 minute consultation (for coaching only). Help yourself to a free gui

    1 hr

  7. 30 SEPT

    74. Mastering Emotions in Midlife: Breaking Free from Emotional Eating, Voicing Needs and Setting Boundaries with John Ford

    Welcome to Episode 74 of the Emotional Eats Podcast! I enjoyed a deep and insightful conversation with John Ford, a mediator and expert in conflict resolution, emotional literacy, and empathy. John shares his personal journey, starting in apartheid South Africa, where he was driven to pursue law to foster change. However, his path shifted toward mediation, focusing on resolving conflicts through emotional awareness and relational harmony. This evolution in his career led him to become a workplace mediator, with a particular emphasis on emotional intelligence. Throughout the conversation, John explains the distinction between emotions, feelings, and needs, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging and validating emotions in conflict resolution and personal growth.  He also makes the connection to emotional eating. John shares the habitual nature of emotional responses, shaped by early life experiences, and how you can rewire your emotional habits through emotional awareness and practice. John shares practical tips for developing emotional intelligence, including techniques like breathwork, self-compassion, and the importance of asserting needs through clear communication. We explore the challenges faced by women, particularly in midlife, in expressing their needs without feeling guilt or shame. We discuss how societal programming often discourages women from asserting themselves and how learning to communicate needs effectively can lead to more fulfilling relationships. John talks about the importance of boundaries, saying no, and being authentic in personal interactions.  This can also lead to using food less to cope or soothe. Listen to the end. John provides actionable tips for listeners to begin their journey toward greater emotional literacy, offering insights on calming routines, getting in touch with emotions, and learning to assert needs with confidence. As mentioned in the episode, explore The Empathy Set for practical tools to enhance your emotional awareness.  See the link below. Connect with John:   www.johnford.com www.empathyset.com www.empathysetapp.com john@johnford.com   Connect with Kim: https://www.instagram.com/kimhyneshealth https://www.kimhynes.com     If you like the Emotional Eats podcast, please subscribe/follow and give us a 5 star rating and review and tag us on social media. I would be so grateful. Curious about coaching with Kim?  BOOK A CALL.  This is a free 30 minute consultation (for coaching only). Help yourself to a free guide from Kim:  10 Daily Tips to Stop Stress Eating. Note:  The information in this podcast is not to replace working with your doctor, other medical practitioner or mental health practitioner.  This podcast is to provide conversation, information and entertainment. My favorite evening drink (or dessert) is Organifi Gold Chocolate.  It is like a "healthy dark hot chocolate".  With reishi mushrooms and lemon balm extract for calming and relaxing, it's perfect in the afternoon or evening.  Gold  also has superfoods like tumeric and ginger.  It's nonGMO, vegan and organic. You can check out all of Organifi's healthy products at https://www.organifishop.com/  and make sure to use the code:  KIMH   for 20% off.

    1h 2m

  8. 23 SEPT

    73. Diet Detox: Eat More, Lose Weight and Be Stronger After 40 with Joe Hoye

    In Episode 73 of the Emotional Eats Podcast, I had the pleasure of speaking with Joe Hoye, founder of Hoye Fit, about his unique decision as a young man to focus on helping women in their 40s, 50s, and 60s. He helps midlife women get fit, lose weight, and improve their longevity. Joe shared his heartfelt and personal story, which began when his mother took him to the gym at 13, helping him discover his passion for fitness. He described how his early struggles with body image, confidence, and weight gain shaped his mission to help others, particularly women, find their own strength and self-worth through health and fitness. Joe talks about his "diet detox" approach, which encourages women to move away from restrictive diets and into a thriving, empowered relationship with food. We talk about why strength training is crucial for women over 40, how cardio can often lead to muscle loss, and how important it is to focus on fat loss rather than just weight loss.  One of my favorite topics that Joe discusses is the role of mindset in midlife health, sharing that success starts in the mind and that overcoming the mental barriers to health is just as important as the physical aspects. Joe’s approach is all about empowering women to stop dieting and start thriving, providing practical advice on increasing calories in a healthy way, strength training, and debunking common diet myths.  IMPORTANT!  Joe makes a very generous offer to one lucky listener.  You’ll want to tune in to have a chance to win.   GIVEWAY!!!!!! Click here to learn about Joe’s special offer to you as a listener of the Emotional Eats Podcast:    giveaway.hoyefit.com/emotional-eats.  This episode is a must-listen for any woman over 40 looking to improve her health, break free from diet culture, and build a lifestyle that supports long-term wellness. Highlights: Joe's Early Influences, College Years and Weight Gain (2:24) Balancing Fitness and Original Career (5:22) The Importance of Strength Training and Nutrition (10:59) Coaching Philosophy and the Importance of Diet Detox  (14:39) Addressing Menopause and Anxiety (33:46) The Role of Movement and Mental Health (34:14) The 80/20 Rule and Sustainable Lifestyle (34:29) Understanding Calorie Needs and Maintenance (38:48) Joe’s Generous Offer - You Have a Chance to Win (44:23)   Connect with Joe: https://www.instagram.com/hoyefit/ https://www.tiktok.com/@hoyefit https://hoyefit.com/   GIVEWAY!!!!!! Click here to learn about Joe’s special offer to you as a listener of the Emotional Eats Podcast:    giveaway.hoyefit.com/emotional-eats.    Connect with Kim: https://www.instagram.com/kimhyneshealth https://www.kimhynes.com     If you like the Emotional Eats podcast, please subscribe/follow and give us a 5 star rating and review and tag us on social media. I would be so grateful. Curious about coaching with Kim?  BOOK A CALL.  This is a free 30 minute consultation (for coaching only). Help yourself to a free guide from Kim:  10 Daily Tips to Stop Stress Eating. Note:  The information in this podcast is not to replace working with your doctor, other medical practitioner or mental health practitioner.  This podcast is to provide conversation, information and entertainment. My favorite evening drink (or dessert) is Organifi Gold Chocolate.  It is like a "healthy dark hot chocolate".  With reishi mushrooms and lemon balm extract for calming and relaxing, it's perfect in the afternoon or evening.  Gold  also has superfoods like tumeric and ginger.  It's nonGMO, vegan and organic. You can check out all of Organifi's healthy products at https://www.organifishop.com/  and make sure to use the code:  KIMH   for 20% off.

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Welcome to the Emotional Eats Podcast with Kim Hynes, where women over 40 can find peace and power in their relationship with food, mind, and body. In a world filled with diet culture and outdated health messages, this podcast is on a mission to guide women over 40 to a place of healthy intuitive eating, self-compassion, embracing strength over skinny and genuine wellness that embraces all aspects of their lives. Are you tired of diet rules that don’t serve you anymore? Join Kim and her expert guests each week as they explore topics that deeply impact midlife health—from intuitive eating, body image, and stress relief to understanding hormones, mental health, gut health, spirituality, and the unique challenges of perimenopause and menopause. Together, they uncover the hidden reasons behind emotional eating, helping you release perfectionism and unhealthy habits that keep you from thriving. In every episode, you’ll find empowering insights, practical strategies, and real stories of personal transformation. Kim and her guests cut through the noise to show why quick fixes and trendy weight-loss diets don’t work long-term, instead offering a sustainable path to well-being that nurtures every part of you. If you’re ready to let go of dieting, gain freedom with food, get strong and nourish yourself inside and out, then the Emotional Eats Podcast with Kim Hynes is here to support your journey to confidence, balance in midlife, and a body you can truly feel at home in.

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