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04/11/2026

Struggle to get in fruits & veggies too?

I’d buy a bunch with good intentions… then forget, get overwhelmed, or let them rot in the fridge. 😅 Sound familiar?

Here are the real-life, ADHD-friendly ways I make fruits & veggies easier and actually enjoyable.
🥕 No guilt.
🍓 No perfection.
🫑 Just small tweaks that work with your brain.

💬 Got a go-to fruit or veggie hack? Share it in the comments - I’m always looking for more ideas!

04/10/2026

if you feel like you’re always snacking…
even when you’re not hungry

this might be why 👇

adhd brains need more stimulation
and food is one of the fastest ways to get it

so it can look like:
→ eating when you’re bored
→ needing something crunchy or chewy
→ craving bold flavors like salty, sweet, sour, spicy
→ grazing all day without noticing
→ eating while scrolling, working, watching tv
→ reaching for food when you’re overwhelmed

this isn’t random
and it’s not a lack of discipline

it’s your brain trying to get what it needs

but when food becomes your main source of stimulation - especially when it’s combined with the effects of diet culture, emotional dysregulation, and under-eating earlier in the day - that’s when it starts to feel out of control

this is the part most people miss

you don’t need more restriction

you need a way to:
→ eat consistently
→ feel satisfied
→ support your brain in other ways

this is exactly what we work on inside food freedom with adhd

if you see yourself in this, you’re not alone
and you don’t have to keep doing this cycle

apply through the link in my bio 🫶

04/09/2026

If you feel like you’re binge eating at night but aren’t even that hungry…this is common with ADHD.

Here’s what’s really happening:
• your brain is under-stimulated
• you’re mentally drained
• food becomes the easiest source of dopamine
• plus if you didn’t eat enough earlier, your body is catching up

That combo = feeling like you can’t stop once you start.

It’s not: ❌ lack of discipline ❌ “food addiction”
It’s: ✅ dopamine-seeking ✅ inconsistent eating ✅ unmet needs

Most people try to fix it by cutting snacks, being stricter, or avoiding certain foods…but that doesn’t solve the root issue.

What actually helps:
• consistent meals
• non-food stimulation
• less decision fatigue
• structure that works with your brain

Inside Food Freedom with ADHD, this is exactly what we build. DM me “ADHD” for details 💜

04/08/2026

instead of skipping lunch or defaulting to takeout…
here are zero effort lunches that actually keep you nourished

think:
no cooking
no overthinking
no “starting from scratch”

just real, doable options with carbs + protein + fat so your brain can function and your energy stays stable

and if all you manage is a snack plate or a shake + chips?
that still counts

something is better than nothing. always.

save this for the days your brain says “nope” ✅

04/06/2026

If you have ADHD and you’ve ever felt like you’re at war with your body - this one’s for you.

Hyperfocusing on everything you ate that day. Spiraling after one comment about your appearance. Feeling like you’re either doing everything ‘right’ or completely failing - with absolutely no in between. Using food or exercise to feel some sense of control when everything else feels like chaos.

I work with ADHDers on this every single day and the common thread is always the same - you were never the problem. It was always a brain that was never given the right tools.

🧠 ADHD quietly shapes the way you see yourself. The all-or-nothing thinking, the rejection sensitivity, the perfectionism - it all bleeds into your body image in ways that nobody talks about enough. And when you add diet culture on top of an ADHD brain, it becomes a really painful combination.

🎉 But when you understand WHY this is happening, everything starts to shift. You stop fighting your brain and start actually healing your relationship with your body.

That’s exactly what we do inside Food Freedom with ADHD.

Apply at the link in my bio 👆

04/02/2026

If you have ADHD and your relationship with food feels chaotic, exhausting, or completely out of control - this one’s for you.

I work with people with ADHD every single day and these are the patterns I see over and over again. The takeout dependency, the sweet and salty cravings that feel impossible to ignore, the accidental restriction that turns into a binge by 8pm. None of it is random and none of it is your fault.

🧠 Your ADHD brain is wired differently - and that affects everything about how you eat, how you experience hunger, and how you make food decisions throughout the day.

🎉 The good news? When you actually understand WHY this is happening, you can stop fighting your brain and start working with it.

This is exactly what we do inside Food Freedom with ADHD. If you’re ready to stop the cycle, apply at the link in my bio 👆

04/01/2026

Hey ADHDer, if you’re feeling out of control around food in the evening and feel like you’re bingeing or over-eating - you’re not alone.
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➡️ There are MANY reasons why our relationship with food may become dysfunctional. Reasons why you’re bingeing:
1. you’re not eating enough during the day
2. you are using food to cope with uncomfortable feelings
3. you have the diet mentality and looking at foods as ‘good’ or ‘bad’
4. using food as a source of stimulation
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🎉 In my program Food Freedom with ADHD, I give you the actionable steps to start cooking without the overwhelm, stop binge eating, and make eating a priority so you’re staying fueled and focused.

Apply to our upcoming cohort at the link in my bio 🙌
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Food Freedom with ADHD is for you if:
✅ you have spent money on many intuitive eating/food freedom programs and realized that you STRUGGLED to do the work due to your ADHD
✅ you have been trying to figure out ‘the right way to eat’ but feel extremely overwhelmed by all the diet information you see daily
✅ you are looking for ACTIONABLE steps to STOP binge eating
✅ you dream of feeling CONFIDENT in your body and finding a sustainable way to eat that works for you and your busy schedule
✅ you are realizing your eating patterns and relationship with food are starting to affect your quality of life and you’re READY to do something about it
✅ you haven’t prioritized your relationship with food and your body because of SO MANY REASONS (overwelm, time, don’t know where to start, fear of failure) & are finally ready to take that next step, without mistakes, uncertainty, and wasted time
✅ you want to become the BEST version of yourself so that you can reach your goals and live the life you’ve dreamed of
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03/31/2026

If you feel like you’re “bad at listening to your hunger”…this is for you

With ADHD - hunger doesn’t always show up gradually

Between meds, time blindness, a full day, and food noise…
it makes sense that you don’t feel it until it’s intense

So by the time you’re eating - your body is trying to catch up

That’s why it feels urgent
That’s why it’s hard to slow down

This isn’t a discipline issue

It’s a pattern and it’s one we can actually work with

Inside Food Freedom with ADHD, I help you build structure so you’re not getting to that point in the first place

DM “ADHD” and I’ll send you the link to apply to our upcoming cohort 🙌

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