What Biology and Temperament Teach Us About Eating and Body Image with guest Melainie Rogers

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Previously titled “You’re Not Broken: What Biology and Temperament Teach Us About Eating and Body Image with guest Melainie Rogers” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 2, 2026

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Recorded27 Jan 2026

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In this episode, we sit down with Melainie Rogers to explore the world of eating disorder recovery. She shares her personal journey from studying heart health to discovering her own struggles with food. We talk about how our genetics and personalities, like being a perfectionist, can actually help us heal if we learn to use them correctly. Melainie explains that our environment shapes us, just like an oak tree growing in the wind. We also dive into new weight loss drugs and how they affect our connection to our bodies. Key TakeawaysOur natural personality traits like perfectionism can become powerful tools for our recovery journey.Genetics provide our foundation while our environment shapes how our unique traits grow and manifest.True recovery is very difficult when using medications that force us to continue restricting food.Reaching for quick fixes can be a lost opportunity to build a deep internal connection.Diet culture often distracts us from using our voices to change the world around us.BALANCE eating disorder treatment center https://balancedtx.com/Fearing the Black Body by Sabrina Strings (referred to in the sources as "Sabrina String's amazing book") https://a.co/d/9nhyMiDMelainie Rogers’ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/melainie_rogers_nutrition/Melainie Rogers’ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/melainie-rogers-1347b56/Website– Subscribe to Jennie’s Newsletter + Pick up your FREE Practicing Body-Peace Journal: https://bodypeacepodcast.com/Contact Jennie Kramer: [email protected] Nina Manolson: [email protected] with Nina and Jennie

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