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Eating

Eating Mindfully for Optimum Health

Denis McBrinn
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Duration
12m
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
Mindcool Productions

About

This short audio presentation by Dr. Denis McBrinn and narrated by Sara Dylan, is designed to bring a clear definition of what eating is, how to eat with purpose and mindfulness, and to give you an opportunity to focus and reflect on the level of eating or over-eating currently in your life.

"For the first time in history more people are dying from eating too much, than too little" Thich Nhat Hanh

Becoming more mindful means becoming increasingly aware of what is going on inside us and around us. This is especially important while we are eating.

We are what we eat. And what we eat repeatedly, in moderation, should sustain us and provide a sound mind and healthy body.

If we eat healthy foods we are likely to be healthy.

If we eat unhealthy foods we are likely to become unhealthy.

Related Subjects

  • Healthy Living
  • Health & Fitness
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Motivational & Inspirational
  • Self-Help

Artists

Denis McBrinnAuthor
Sara DylanReader