Mindful Eating
December 24, 2008
from The Center for Mindful Eating
Mindful eating has the powerful potential to transform people’s relationship to food and eating, to improve overall health, body image, relationships and self-esteem. Mindful eating involves many components such as:
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learning to make choices in beginning or ending a meal based on awareness of hunger and satiety cues;
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learning to identify personal triggers for mindless eating, such as emotions, social pressures, or certain foods;
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valuing quality over quantity of what you’re eating;
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appreciating the sensual, as well as the nourishing, capacity of food;
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feeling deep gratitude that may come from appreciating and experiencing food
Entry Filed under: Alternative Health, Behavior Change, Cultural Anthropology, Culture Jamming, Health Economics, Health and Wellnes, Healthy Eating, Meditation, Mindfulness, Self Knowledge, Slow Food, Somatic Wisdom, food and health, simplicity, voluntary simplicity. .
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