In the fast-paced rhythm of modern life, the act of eating has often become a hurried and mindless routine.
The journey into mindful eating begins with the simple act of pausing.
Rather than mindlessly consuming large quantities of food, use visual cues (提示,暗示), such as the size of your palm or a closed fist, to measure appropriate serving sizes.
As you eat, tune in to your body’s fullness signals. Instead of sticking to external cues or rigid meal schedules, let your body guide you. Don’t forget to chew thoroughly. It supports the digestive process by breaking down food into smaller particles, making it easier for your body to absorb nutrients.
Among the focus on food, it’s crucial to extend mindfulness to hydration (水合作用). Drinking water is an inseparable part of the eating experience. Before, during, and after your meal, take moments to hydrate. Mindful hydration complements the act of eating, contributing to overall well-being and ensuring that your body is adequately nourished and hydrated.
A.Common as it is, it is unhealthy. |
B.Mindful eating goes beyond the act of consuming food. |
C.This approach emphasized on the quantity rather than the quality of your food. |
D.Before diving into your meal, take a moment to create a specific space for eating. |
E.By dedicating time to eat without multitasking, you honour the food on your plate. |
F.Portion awareness is not about restriction but about a balanced relationship with food. |
G.Additionally, it provides your brain with the time it needs to register feelings of fullness. |