Posts Tagged ‘diet’

Rushed Eating Results To Insufficient Nutrition

Saturday, June 5th, 2010

Plenty of people eat in the car on the way to work, without even giving it a second thought. Did you know that hurried and distracted eating isn’t good for you? If you are eating too quickly, it can harm your health. Do you think that you are eating too quickly to be healthy?

It’s not surprising if you are. Our modern eating habits have changed, and not for the better. We are so rushed, and we have such routine and mechanical lives, that finding the time to eat a balanced and healthy diet seems impossible.

When we hurry all the time, we aren’t attending to eating healthy food. Fast food, eaten whenever we can manage it, fills up your stomach so you won’t be hungry. Remember though, in the long run your digestive system will be better off if you watch your health better.

Even our fast food isn’t fast enough for our tastes sometimes. We want faster and faster food. Our fast food culture has led to us eating overspiced, over-salted stale food, often that has been deep fried.

This combination of poor food choices and eating around the clock without regard to a schedule leads to obesity. This is completely avoidable.

Instead, it’s best to eat regularly and slowly. Rather than worrying about getting enough to eat, work to get healthy food into your body. Every time you eat you make choices, and it is up to you to choose wisely. Try some vegetables and fruits. Vegetarian entrees are a good option occasionally even if you aren’t a vegetarian normally.

When was the last time you had a nice green smoothie, or a leafy salad? Try them! Even if you think you won’t like it, make a smoothie or a salad anyhow and give it a try. I am betting you will be amazed that these foods taste as good as they do.

Remember though that your body may not be used to eating healthy food. If that is the case, you’ll need to give it some time for your body to adjust. Be determined and hang in there, you’ll be glad you did. You’ll feel far better, and you’ll likely even live longer.

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Losing Weight Using The Power of Hypnosis

Sunday, September 20th, 2009

Theme and variations. Losing weight has maybe the most popular and well marketed solutions ever advertised. That is because losing weight loss is hard. But is most of the problem really only avoiding the things necessary to shedding pounds? We know that lifestyle change - exercise and diet - is needed to get healthy and look and feel better. That’s usually where the best of intentions fail. Self discipline is lacking.

Legions of personal trainers, food plans delivered to your door, pills, and crazy expensive exercise equipment all have become cogs in the weight loss industry.

I get pretty confused. Bet you do to. When you Google weight loss the incredible array of products that you get are mind boggling. A lot, if not most, are pretty phony. And the information you get is usually conflicting. Too my fat and protein, too many carbs, not enough vegetable. ab reducers, meal plans, equipment, on and on…. It changes constantly because some new affiliate or ebook comes out and fights for your dollars.

The first thing anybody says when you ask them why they do not exercise (provided they are otherwise healthy) is lack of time. But almost everybody agrees exercise will change your life for the better. It is about prioritizing and self-discipline.

Hypnosis can help with self-discipline and kick-start your weight loss plan.

There are tons of studies, pro and con, about how hypnosis does or does not work. They all seem to agree on one thing though: That under the correct circumstances hypnosis can work in a positive way to help individuals change their lives. At worst, hypnosis does not work as advertised.

This isn’t the place to discuss all the pros and cons of hypnosis. But a good place to start is removing any nonsense about putting folks in trances or making them do silly things. It simply consists of someone who is receptive being guided by suggestion. Self discipline in weight loss comes from changing lifestyle. Hypnosis focuses someone so that they can prioritize their outlook and discipline enough to make those changes. While completely relaxed you can deeply learn them to improve. It really is that simple to learn how to do the things you know you must to achieve weight loss.

This is all self rewarding after you start seeing your body - and emotional well-being - change. You are going to do it more. That really is how hypnosis can help you learn to get the self-discipline to lose weight.

Changing you behavior and losing weight does not include hypnotic magic. It is simply focusing, relaxing, and responding to suggestions that are in your own interests - getting healthy and staying sveldt and sexy.

Susan Watson is certified in hypnosisand her office has been in Northeast FL over 10 years. She concentrates onchanging stress responses and behaviors over people such as smoking, weight loss, phobias, and sleep problems. She treats people from throughout Northeast Florida. http://www.affiliatedhypnosis.com/services.htm