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Cargando... What Are You Hungry For?: The Chopra Solution to Permanent Weight Loss, Well-Being, and Lightness of Soulpor Deepak Chopra
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Inscríbete en LibraryThing para averiguar si este libro te gustará. Actualmente no hay Conversaciones sobre este libro. Deepak Chopra provides great insight into our eating habits; especially to understand why we eat. He offers detailed suggestions on the types of foods to eat and the nutrition value of those foods. The latter portion of the book discusses mindfulness eating and meditation. While I don’t intend to change the foods I eat, I am definitely incorporating his suggestions regarding mindfulness. ( ) Why do we eat too much ? Why do we sometimes crave that or that kind of food and can't seem to keep our hands off it ? Just to feel guilty after having given in. In this book, Deepak Chopra answers with common sense and a general approach. We eat because we're missing something, because we're overseeing other things. He gives us ways to try and make our lives better so that we won't have to compensate with food. I absolutely loved that book and took my sweet time reading it. I especially enjoyed reading about hormones because I had absolutely no idea of their intricacy and importance in our bodies ! Absolutely recommended ! ( Now I'm not the biggest fan of Depak Chopra and I honestly think he simplifies things a bit too much. He mentions Ayurveda and from what I have read he's considered a bit of an expert in Ayurveda and he only mentions one type of diet from that culture, while, from a lot of the reading I've done, your Dosha affects your diet and what spices work for you etc. He seems to be saying that because all of this works for him and a few people like him that these are universally applicable themes. I have to say that I found it too simple, there are a few good ideas in it and it would be good if you're starting out. It talks about the psychological reasons you're eating but not why you might be craving certain foods (which is what I thought it was). Not my diet book, your mileage may vary. This book has a lot of good information in it. I especially liked the chapter on eating in the Ayurvedic way and the entire second half is about mindfullness in your life and I liked that as well. As for weight loss? Chopra is saying that if you look to your inner self to find out why you eat out of boredom or anxiety and if you fix that the weight will come off easily. He writes a little on meditation, but there are better resources for that. I mostly read this to bolster my beliefs on the foods I should be eating (whole, natural) sin reseñas | añadir una reseña
"Deepak Chopra, el ld?er espiritual que lleva treinta a?s expandiendo la conciencia del mundo, llega con un enfoque revolucionario para adelgazar sin esfuerzo. La solucin? para perder peso no radica en la dieta. De hecho, la propuesta de Deepak Chopra requiere que nos comprometamos a no contar calora?s a lo largo de treinta da?s. A no emitir juicios negativos sobre nuestro aspecto. A prestar atencin? a las se?les que nos enva? el cuerpo. Porque lo que nos lleva a comer no es hambre propiamente dicha, sino un vaco? emocional, que no hace sino aumentar cuando nos ponemos a dieta. La respuesta al sobrepeso est ?en la conciencia. Qu ?te provoca el hambre, en realidad? A partir de esta pregunta, el reconocido m?ico y maestro espiritual despliega pautas de accin? que tienen por objeto cambiar los mensajes negativos, que refuerzan los malos hb?itos, por otros positivos y constructivos. Un enfoque hols?tico, basado en los l?timos descubrimientos de la medicina tradicional y alternativa, para recuperar el peso ideal, que es el estado natural del ser humano."--Casadellibro No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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