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The Food Noise Fix
with South Florida Trim Clinic
The podcast about food noise, GLP-1 medications, semaglutide, and tirzepatide — honest conversations real patients are searching for.
Produced by South Florida Trim Clinic · Naples, FL · Telehealth weight loss from $149/month
The Food Noise Fix
South Florida Trim Clinic
Amazon Music · Free
No Sponsored Fluff
No pharmaceutical bias. Honest conversations about what GLP-1 treatment actually feels like — side effects, food noise, plateaus, and mindset.
Questions You're Googling
Each episode answers the questions real patients search for: 'Does semaglutide stop food noise?' 'What happens in week 1?' 'Why did I plateau?'
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Stream or download free. No subscription required. New episodes drop weekly from the South Florida Trim Clinic team in Naples, FL.
Episodes
Recent Episodes
Ep. 01·32 minFood NoiseBiologyGLP-1
What Food Noise Actually Feels Like
The relentless mental chatter about food — what it is, why it's biological, and what actually stops it.
Ep. 02·28 minSemaglutideSide EffectsWeek 1
Semaglutide: Month One, Unfiltered
What to expect in your first 30 days on semaglutide. The good, the hard, and what most clinics don't tell you.
Ep. 03·41 minPlateausDose Adjustment
When the Scale Stops Moving — What to Do
Plateaus happen. Here's the honest conversation about why they occur on GLP-1 and what your provider should be doing about it.
Ep. 04·35 minEligibilityConsultation
Am I a Candidate? The Honest Checklist
Who actually qualifies for GLP-1 treatment — and the questions your provider should be asking before prescribing anything.
Ready to Listen?
Start with Episode 1 — the conversation that reframes food noise as a biological condition, not a character flaw.
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