Bite Back with Abbey Sharp

In today’s episode of Bite Back with Abbey Sharp, we explore the powerful connection between our emotions, nervous system, and physical health. Joined by nutritionist, author, and Feel Good Podcast host Kimberly Snyder, we dive into the science of the heart–brain connection, how stress and emotional states shape our physical sensations, and what practices like meditation and breathwork can teach us about self-regulation, intuitive eating, and overall well-being.

In today’s episode of Bite Back with Abbey Sharp, I’m joined by labor and delivery nurse Jen Hamilton to talk all things pregnancy and birth. Whether you’re expecting, planning to be, have been pregnant before, or want to better support someone in your life, we break down common fears, myths, and what you actually need to know — and we also chat about her upcoming book Birth Vibes, where she demystifies pregnancy and labor with her signature empathetic, inclusive approach.

In this episode of Bite Back with Abbey Sharp, I break down one of the most misunderstood concepts in the health and fitness space: fat loss. While our culture is obsessed with the number on the scale, weight loss and fat loss are not the same—and they lead to very different outcomes for both health and body composition. In this solo episode, I unpack common myths around spot reduction and so-called “fat-burning” hacks, and share evidence-based strategies for losing body fat while preserving lean muscle.

In today’s episode of Bite Back with Abbey Sharp, I tackle a topic I don’t take lightly: the dramatic shrinking of women’s bodies in pop culture. As we move through what many are calling the “Panzempic” era, celebrity weight loss has become impossible to ignore — not as gossip, but as a powerful cultural signal. This episode unpacks what this moment means for women, young people, and public health, and why staying silent about it may do more harm than speaking up.

In today’s episode of Bite Back with Abbey Sharp, I’m celebrating a huge milestone — the official launch of The Hunger Crushing Combo Method. To mark the occasion, I’m sharing a sneak peek from the book that cuts through the noise of New Year diet chaos and zeroes in on something far less flashy, but far more powerful: fiber.

In today’s episode of Bite Back with Abbey Sharp, I’m taking a hard look at one of the most popular — and polarizing — nutrition apps on the internet: Yuka. With a single scan, it promises to rate your food, flag “dangerous” ingredients, and simplify healthy eating. But does it actually deliver clarity… or just more fear? We break down how Yuka scores foods, what science it uses (and ignores), and why reducing nutrition to a red-yellow-green system can be misleading at best and harmful at worst. If you’ve ever felt anxious in the grocery aisle after scanning a barcode, this episode will help you separate evidence-based guidance from fear-based food policing.