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Did you know the secret for having more food to savor and enjoy without getting up for that second plate? The unexpected benefits of learning how to eat slowly start after the first bite. And, then, going into the second. Click to read more.
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We all know that there are benefits to eating slowly and mindfully BUT how do we slow down? These tips will teach you the secret to putting your fork down!
Family holidays like Christmas and Thanksgiving can trigger painful memories of the past. Don’t you agree? We exile these memories to the darkest corners of our minds believing that if we ignore them, they’ll do the same for us. But they keep popping up and throwing us into a well of despair when we need them the least – in the moments of stress, depression or grief. And around holidays, when all we want is to relax and enjoy ourselves. Compulsive eating brings us emotional relief. It compensates for the lack of “happy” hormones – a cocktail of endorphins, serotonin,