Reframe & Refuel: Rethink Nutrition

Helena Zofia Nutrition

Welcome to Reframe and Refuel, the podcast that simplifies nutrition and helps you make real, lasting changes. Hosted by Helena, a Registered Nutritionist with a background in Clinical and Public Health Nutrition and Psychology, this show cuts through the noise with evidence-based advice and practical tips. Whether you're a client or just someone looking to improve your health, tune in for short, easy-to-digest episodes that help you understand why nutrition matters—and how to make it work for you.

  1. FEB 19

    #22 This Is How You Stop Raiding the Snack Cupboard

    You don’t suddenly “lose control” in the evening. You hit empty. If nights feel urgent, chaotic or like something takes over… this episode will explain why. This is Part 2 of the evening eating series, and it’s where we stop analysing the evening itself and look at what’s actually draining you all day long. Because by the time dinner’s over, the cupboards are open and you’re eating without thinking, your system is already exhausted. In this episode, we talk about: ✔ Why hunger, stress and decision-making quietly pile up ✔ How skipping meals and being “good” with food makes nights harder ✔ Why food becomes the fastest relief when you’re depleted ✔ What “capacity” actually looks like in real life (not theory) ✔ How to give yourself more energy, patience and control before the evening I break down the five biggest things that leave people overdrawn by night: ✔ Under-fuelling during the day ✔ Emotional load and stress ✔ Decision fatigue and mental overload ✔ Poor sleep, hormones, digestion and pain ✔ Being the one who holds everything together If you’ve ever stood in the kitchen thinking “I don’t even want this, but I can’t stop”, this episode is for you. ✨ This episode is based on The Evening Audit: a tool I use with clients to pinpoint exactly why evenings keep going off track. It helps you: ✔ See what’s draining you most ✔ Stop blaming yourself ✔ Make one small change that actually makes tonight easier 👉 Find The Evening Audit ⁠⁠here⁠⁠. 👉 Fill in an ⁠enquiry form ⁠here⁠.⁠ 👉 Message me on ⁠Instagram⁠ ⁠here⁠. If this episode made something click, please follow, share or leave a review. It helps more women feel less broken around food 🤍 Let’s connect: 📸 ⁠⁠⁠⁠@helenazofianutrition⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠🌍 ⁠⁠⁠⁠helenazofianutrition.co.uk⁠⁠⁠⁠ 📩 ⁠⁠⁠⁠helenazofianutrition@gmail.com⁠⁠ Keywords: evening eating, emotional eating, decision fatigue, nutrition psychology, women’s health, binge-restrict cycle, Reframe & Refuel, Helena Zofia Nutrition

    36 min
  2. FEB 6

    #21 If You’re Always ‘Good’ All Day, Why Do You Blow it at 9pm

    You eat well all day. Then evening hits… and it all unravels. If you’ve ever thought “I don’t even know what happened”, this episode is for you. In this one, we’re not talking about willpower, discipline or “being better tomorrow.” Because evenings aren’t the problem, they’re just when the bill for your day shows up. I walk you through why doing everything right during the day often makes nights harder (not easier!) and why food becomes the fastest form of relief when your energy, emotions and brainpower are spent. We break down the five sneaky ways your daily “budget” gets drained long before dinner:✔ Under-fueling earlier in the day ✔ Stress and emotional load ✔ Decision fatigue and over-planning ✔ Biology (sleep, hormones, pain, the stuff you didn’t choose) ✔ Being the reliable / high-achieving one who holds it all together If nights feel chaotic, restless or out of your control, you’re not broken. You’re just overdrawn. ✨ Want to know what’s actually driving your evenings? This episode is based on The Evening Audit: a short questionnaire I use with clients to figure out why nights keep going off track. It helps you: ✔ See what’s draining you most ✔ Stop guessing what to fix ✔ Try one small shift that actually makes tonight easier 👉 Find the Evening Audit here. 👉 Fill in an ⁠⁠enquiry form. 👉 Message me on ⁠Instagram⁠. If this episode helped you feel seen, please follow + share, it helps more women rethink nutrition with us. 🤍 Let’s connect: 📸 ⁠⁠@helenazofianutrition⁠ ⁠⁠⁠🌍 ⁠⁠helenazofianutrition.co.uk⁠⁠ 📩 ⁠⁠helenazofianutrition@gmail.com Keywords: evening eating, emotional eating, food guilt, willpower myth, nutrition psychology, women’s health, binge-restrict cycle, Helena Zofia Nutrition

    25 min
  3. 11/17/2025

    #18 Break the All or Nothing Cycle

    If you’ve ever felt like one “bad” choice ruins the whole day, this one’s for you. You start strong. You’re “on it.” Then life happens… and suddenly the day is a write-off. But progress isn’t lost in the biscuit or the skipped gym session.It’s lost in the story that follows. In this episode, we dig into the psychology behind the all-or-nothing cycle, why perfectionism feels safer than “good enough” and how that mindset quietly keeps you stuck. You’ll learn simple tools to keep momentum going on the messy days, so progress starts to feel easier… not fragile. Key Takeaways The spiral, not the slip-up, is what stalls progressConsistency comes from showing up imperfectlyYour average days matter more than your best dayMomentum builds when you respond, not restart ✨ Want personalised support breaking the on/off cycle in real life? Join Mini Shift: a 4-week coaching programme starting 2nd December, designed to help you feel calm and consistent around food without perfection. 👉 Got questions or want to join? Send me a message here. Not sure if it’s the right fit or want to explore other options?👉 Fill out an enquiry form here. ⭐ If this episode resonated, please rate + share, it helps more people rethink nutrition with me. Let’s connect: 📸 ⁠@helenazofianutrition ⁠🌍 ⁠helenazofianutrition.co.uk⁠ 📩 ⁠helenazofianutrition@gmail.com⁠ Keywords: all-or-nothing mindset, perfectionism, food guilt, behaviour change, consistency, nutrition psychology, sustainable habits

    30 min

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Welcome to Reframe and Refuel, the podcast that simplifies nutrition and helps you make real, lasting changes. Hosted by Helena, a Registered Nutritionist with a background in Clinical and Public Health Nutrition and Psychology, this show cuts through the noise with evidence-based advice and practical tips. Whether you're a client or just someone looking to improve your health, tune in for short, easy-to-digest episodes that help you understand why nutrition matters—and how to make it work for you.