Good all day. Then 9pm hits.


Find that you are good with your diet all day, then stress eat at night or on the weekend?

Stress drives cravings. Carbs reduce cortisol. So when you go low-carb, live a high-stress life, and train hard, that combination is one reason those late-night cravings show up.

In this episode I talk with coach Jeb Johnston about how to break the cycle of emotional eating.

Listen here: https://youtu.be/wJhPS4mFdQc

Eric


Hey, I'm Eric, the founder of Bach Performance

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