Dining Psychology Understanding How And Why You Eat Or Overeat
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Dining Psychology: Understanding How and Why You Eat or Overeat
Summary:
We often say our eyes are bigger than our stomachs, yet many still indulge in overly generous portions. Experts emphasize that maintaining health and fitness involves listening to your body: eat when you’re hungry and stop when you’re full. Here are some simple tips to help you do just that.
1. Understand Your Hunger Signals:
Many "hunger" pains may actually be signals for water or exercise. To differentiate, try drinking water or going for a walk. If the hunger persists, it’s likely time to eat. If not, resist giving in to cravings.
2. Focus on Your Meal:
Avoid multitasking while eating. Concentrate on your meal to better gauge how much you’re consuming. This mindfulness can prevent you from eating more than necessary.
3. Listen to Your Body:
A well-balanced meal should satisfy you with one serving. If you’re tempted to go for seconds, consider how much you’ve eaten in the first round. It’s recommended to wait about 20 minutes after finishing your plate, as this is often enough time for your body to signal fullness.
4. Differentiate Emotional from Physical Hunger:
It’s easy to confuse emotional hunger with physical hunger. Keeping a food journal can help identify triggers for emotional eating. Reflect on why emotions might lead you to eat more than needed.
These strategies can assist you in developing a healthier relationship with food, helping you maintain balance and well-being.
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