Tuesday 28 April 2015

By Toni Vang


Mindful eating is modern science practice that focuses on how one eats and tends to focus more on the process rather than the other factors that surround the eating. In efforts to learn about mindful eating tips, science and research have shown that a majority of the number of people focus more on all the other activities surrounding the food other than what really brought them to eat it being the food. For instance, a majority of people will sit on the dining table and serve themselves and instead of concentrating on the food they focus on storytelling and other activities around the table like watching television.

Perhaps we have repeatedly done the mistake of just eating the food without even realizing it is there and when informed of the habit we tend to think it is just consuming slowly without and distractions but the process involves more than that. It involves every factor and procedure behind the eating process and contains much more than just chewing and swallowing the food.

The programme involves a series of questions as a guide on what to eat, how to eat it and why to take it. These vital questions guide a user of this program to gain the full benefits so as to gain full benefit of this endeavor. These questions basically trigger a reaction on how you act in relation to a trigger factor related to food. These questions include; why do I eat, when to want to eat, what do I eat. How do I eat, how much to consume and where do I invest my energy?

A good percentage of physicians and diet programme coordinators will attest to the fact that the programme does work only if the individual practicing the programme is disciplined enough to act and react in the right though pattern when the triggers to eat are activated. A well disciplined person will loose appropriate weight in this programme since they will be able to monitor their food intake to the right levels and eat what is right at the appropriate time.

A thought of why do I need to eat? before one purchases that snack can create a huge difference on the amount of money spent on junk food. This is because they have to answer that question before they buy that unnecessary snack . This is mostly because such snacks are bought on impulse rather than on thought.

Its also an advantage to all people as during the process people tend to get more knowledgeable since they are able to know where the energy comes from such that whenever they need to do a heavy task they partake a meal that is high on energy so as to sustain the energy they need during the exercise.

The practice in itself directly helps in preventing over consumption since one controls their food and also knows what they eat and when to do it which consequently makes the patients to prevent their eating.

One of the direct privileges of this habit is the weight loss part which makes one healthier by nature and their weight reduces to the required levels due to practice of the programme.




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