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Tuning in to your body’s cues when it comes to eating is easier said than done. But with practice and patience, intuitive eating is a great way to figure out what your body really needs. There’s a lot of discussion about intuitive eating right now and for good reason. Research has shown it provides a wealth of benefits for both physical and mental health.
It has long been assumed by healthcare professionals, researchers, and the general public that the defining characteristic of anorexia, an eating disorder that affects 1 percent of women, is being extremely thin. Until the 2013 publication of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM–5), which is used by practitioners to diagnose mental illnesses, an anorexia diagnosis required a person to be at an abnormally low body weight.
New research says that feeling even brief moments of love throughout your day can boost health and happiness. When we think about love, we often think of big romantic gestures. Although such actions can be hugely impactful, it’s important not to underestimate the effectiveness of smaller and more subtle moments. New research set out to test this idea.
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