#84The Evening Routine That Fixes Cravings, Sleep, and Late-Night Snacking
About this episode
The episode explores the reasons behind nighttime cravings and offers practical strategies to manage them.
Do you find yourself standing in the pantry at 9 PM looking for something sweet, salty, or crunchy even after having a "good" day with your health goals? You're not alone. In this episode of Double Dose of Wellness, twins and health care pros Andrea and Nicki explore why nighttime is often the hardest part of the day when it comes to healthy habits. The truth is, late-night cravings are rarely about a lack of willpower. More often, they're a sign of mental exhaustion, stress, under-fueling, nervous system dysregulation, or simply needing comfort after a long day. Join us as we unpack the real reasons so many women struggle with evening cravings and share simple, practical strategies to help you: In this episode, we discuss: Why nighttime cravings are often about relief not hunger Creating a "kitchen-closing" ritual that works Simple ways to calm your nervous system before bed A powerful question to ask yourself before reaching for a snack If you've ever felt frustrated by your nighttime eating habits, this episode offers a compassionate and practical perspective that may change the way you think about cravings altogether. If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to subscribe, leave a…
People in this episode
Hosts: Andrea, Nicki
Topics covered
- evening routine
- cravings
- sleep
- snacking
- mental health
- nervous system
Keywords
- nighttime cravings
- healthy habits
- kitchen-closing ritual
- nervous system regulation
- comfort eating
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Organizations: Double Dose of Wellness
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