06/01/2026
Doing everything right — fasting consistently, eating well, moving your body, and sleeping — but still not seeing results? 😣
⚠️ When stress is high, your body releases cortisol. If cortisol stays elevated, hunger signals can feel louder and cravings harder to manage — even during your fasting routine.
Add poor sleep, and the hormones that regulate hunger and fullness can fall out of balance. You may feel hungrier during eating windows, less satisfied after meals, and more tempted to snack — even if nothing else has changed.
This is why challenges with weight and consistency aren’t about willpower.
When your body stays in “stress mode,” it prioritizes survival over balance.
✅ The good news? Small actions matter. Supporting your nervous system can make fasting feel easier. Simple habits like slow breathing, gentle movement, meditation, a walk after work, or even reading can help lower stress and support healthier hunger and appetite signals.
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