Struggling with mindless snacking or eating on autopilot? You’re not alone! In episode 413 of Fit Friends Happy Hour, non-diet dietitian Katie Hake dives deep into the power of mindful eating and shares one small, life-changing shift you can make this week. Discover what mindful eating really means, why it’s different from diet culture, and the top three barriers that get in the way of eating with awareness. Learn practical, science-backed tips to help you enjoy your food, reduce guilt, and reconnect with your body’s natural cues. Ready to eat with more satisfaction and less stress? Try these four mini habits for mindful eating and take your first step toward food freedom - no rules or guilt, just greater enjoyment and self-trust.

Tired of tracking, “clean eating,” and toxic fitness pressure? In this episode of Fit Friends Happy Hour, non-diet dietitian Katie Hake shares how wellness culture can sneakily promote disordered behaviors, and what real, joyful health looks like instead. Learn the red flags to watch for and how to build a relationship with food and movement based on self-trust, not guilt.

Confused by mixed messages about carbs, seed oils, or the latest gut health trends? You’re not alone. Dietitian Katie Hake breaks down why nutrition feels so overwhelming - and how to simplify eating without guilt, fads, or perfection. Learn practical tips to cut through the noise and build true food freedom for real life.

Curious if your multivitamin is worth it? Learn how to choose supplements that truly support your health goals, why bioavailability matters, and when it’s time to upgrade from generic brands. Insights from dietitian Katie Hake on finding the right fit for your body.

Wish you could feel like “yourself” again after having a baby - or already dreading the pressure to “bounce back” even before pregnancy? This episode of Fit Friends Happy Hour uncovers the real postpartum fitness journey - why it’s harder (and more emotional) than Instagram makes it look, and what nobody tells you about healing, rebuilding strength, and embracing your new body. More than half of new moms report body dissatisfaction - let’s change that narrative with honesty, compassion, and science-backed strategies.