What Causes Overeating During the Holidays & How to Avoid It
Delayed satiety signals, highly palatable holiday foods, and distractions commonly cause overeating; slowing down and choosing foods intentionally reduces overconsumption.
What Finally Helped Me Break Free from Constant Food Noise - Tiny Buddha
Persistent urges to eat often stem from mental 'food noise'—comfort, distraction, or stress—not physical hunger; pausing and identifying true needs changes responses.
How to Live a Yogic Lifestyle Off the Mat at Nada Yoga School
Living a yogic lifestyle means embodying the Eight Limbs daily through mindfulness, ethical conduct, breath, meditation, balanced eating, simplicity, and compassion.
Mindful holiday eating reduces stress and overeating by focusing on hunger cues, portion control, balanced plates, hydration, limited alcohol, and enjoying foods in moderation.
Prioritize nutrition, sleep, hygiene, activity, stress management, and mindful boundaries during the holidays to support immune health and overall well-being.
Modern Pieces with Timeless Craftsmanship: 5 Japanese Tableware Designs to Elevate Your Everyday Rituals - Yanko Design
These stacking sake cups make every sip feel intentional and special. The cool touch of tin in your hand, the gentle clink as you pour, and the way the cups nest together when not in use all help create a sense of ceremony.