Is your
relationship with food and body changing for the better? Does food bring you
closer to losing weight? If so, the answer is almost certainly yes. But do you
really know what’s going on inside your mind while eating a bag of salty chips
or chocolate fudge?
You might be
surprised to learn that changing your mindset about what you’re doing when
you’re eating can actually have serious physical benefits! Here are a few ways
in which this could happen. If not, it’s definitely worth giving it a try. Keep
reading.
The power of mindset
How does changing
your mindset about food impact weight loss? Eating healthy doesn’t mean
starving yourself. It’s all about setting priorities and making sure you get
enough nutrients for energy and nutrient growth. This way, you’ll be able to
focus more on enjoying life instead of worrying about food choices and weight
control. And as soon as you adopt these healthier habits and behaviors, they
will begin to make a difference in your overall well-being.
A lot of times,
people will eat something because they enjoy it. They enjoy feeling good (the
taste, smell, experience, etc.) and pleasure. However, if those who enjoy food
often find themselves craving junk food, then there’s an underlying problem.
Why do I crave junk food? Because it gives us some instant gratification and
satisfies our cravings. So while we often go off and get pleasure, the brain
still gets activated by thinking things like “I need that cookie right now!” Or
“Damn this dessert will give me the satisfaction I need right after dinner!”
Fast forward to another scenario where you feel you’re being deprived and don’t
want anything anymore because your partner got rid of their favorite toy or
even though you can’t help but think about those unhealthy fries at McDonald’s
every day. Now let’s stop and ask ourselves, how does the change in perspective
impact your mental health?
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