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Diet Motivation
Why do many people lack diet motivation and have trouble eating right? With all of the information available
about how the wrong foods adversely affect our health, why would someone continue to eat unhealthy foods?
For many people, it's because unhealthy eating is a habit, and habits can be very powerful and difficult to
break. The power of a habit can often overcome any amount of logic.
Habitual mental patterns are what keep many people who attempt to eat right and lose weight from succeeding.
How you mentally represent food is the controlling factor in what, how much, and when you eat.
Many people with unhealthy eating habits get emotional comfort from food. Their mental patterns with regard
to food control them so completely that their habit of unhealthy eating is very difficult for them to break.
Their automatic responses to food will not change unless they have a way to change what food means to them on
a subconscious level.
People with healthy eating habits don't have an emotional connection to food. They enjoy food, but they see
food primarily as nutrition. They eat only when they're hungry and they stop eating when they're not hungry any
more. Their mental patterns with regard to food are different than the mental patterns of unhealthy eaters.
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