Molly Watts

The Alcohol Minimalist Podcast

Molly Watts, Cassie Christopher

  • Alcohol & Sugar: The Craving Connection with Cassie Christopher, R.D.

Alcohol & Sugar: The Craving Connection with Cassie Christopher, R.D.

Wednesday 16th November 2022

Cassie Christopher, R.D., joins Molly Watts to discuss the connection between sugar and alcohol cravings and how to manage them effectively.
46 minutes
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The Alcohol Minimalist Podcast
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Molly Watts
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Navigating Alcohol Dependency
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Mindfulness & Emotional Wellbeing
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Creative Recovery Journeys
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The Sweet Trap: Understanding Sugar and Alcohol Cravings with Cassie Christopher, R.D.

There are many parallels between the urges to eat sugar and drink alcohol.
Ever wondered why reaching for that sugary treat feels a lot like craving a drink? In this episode of The Alcohol Minimalist Podcast, host Molly Watts chats with Cassie Christopher, a registered dietician and emotional eating expert, to unravel the fascinating connection between sugar and alcohol cravings. Cassie, who helps women regain confidence around food and body image through her 'Courage to Trust' method, dives into the science behind these cravings.
Both sugar and alcohol light up the brain's dopamine reward system, making it tough to break free from the cycle of desire and consumption. But don’t worry, it’s not all about the struggle. Cassie shares practical strategies to manage these urges, emphasizing self-kindness and introspection. She even introduces an urge meditation tool that can be a game-changer for anyone grappling with cravings.
This episode is packed with insights that can help you understand your cravings better and take actionable steps towards a healthier relationship with both food and alcohol. Whether you’re trying to cut back on drinking or just curious about the brain’s reward system, this conversation offers valuable takeaways for everyday life.