Brainpowered Weight Loss

So much conflicting information exists regarding diets. Opinions on the “best” diet vary from person to person.

Psychotherapist Eliza Kingsford found that the emotional connection to food is often overlooked. 

Choosing foods or eating behaviors that best serve one’s health require mindfulness and conscious decisions. Examining the patterns that lead one to choose certain foods can help change the behavior. Make sure that the feeling of hunger is attached to a desire for food. If one is truly hungry, a healthy alternative to snack foods will satisfy.

Listen as Eliza joins Andrea Donsky and Lisa Davis to discuss how to engage your brain for mindful eating and how to discuss diet concerns with children.