When dealing with your life changing situations and intentions, your mindset is the only thing you will have to continually adjust.
For example in order to avoid nutritional stress, you must eat a healthy breakfast. A mindset of skipping breakfast is like trying to get your car to start without fuel. In the case of the car it won't move.
Your mind however, can override such a feeding decision. But your body will succumb to the perils of poor nutrition, with symptoms of accelerated aging. This can show up as central nervous system and vascular diseases, like high blood pressure and heart disease.
I had a relative who was a doctor and she believed in her mindset of "Eating what you Crave," regardless of the content. The idea of balancing nutrients was not high on her list of things to do. She died of breast cancer. Somehow she did not make the connection between food and supporting healthiness.
Here are examples of why you must develop a healthy eating mindset. One success mindset you can adopt is to read labels, if you are not eating fresh food. This Christmas I receive a gift of a box of "mistletoe munch." It was a mixture of peanuts and tiny white "kisses" shaped candy. The taste was so mesmerizing; I read the label for its ingredients. I discovered that the white stuff contained Titanium Dioxide. Doing just a little research on this ingredient I found out that:
"Titanium dioxide dust caused respiratory tract cancer in rats exposed by inhalation and intratracheal instillation"
Titanium dioxide is considered extremely unsafe by supplement companies such as Vitacost, which banned the ingredient from its in-house supplements label (NSI). Soon, products from this company) may even be labeled with a "titanium dioxide free" claim, to better educate health seeking customers.
The wellness lesson to be learned here is - Be vigilant about knowing what is in your food unless it is fresh fare - Read labels of processed foods and seek to learn more about ingredients you do not recognize.
Here is one good reason to do this. Recent research increasingly shows that eating berry fruits can benefit the aging brain. This extends to cellular, animal and human studies on the topic. Berries are antioxidant packed. They help to protect cells from damage by harmful free radicals, prevent inflammation in the brain and enhance the brain activity to help you move, think and remember...
You can't take advantage of this wonderful gift of nature if your mindset says, fresh fruits are not really that important, and they are out of the range of my food budget. I have just enough for fried chicken and fries.
For instance, why is it so important to get vitamin C from fresh fruits and vegetables as no doubt your have been told? With a mindset that is now curious about the association of fresh food to health you will find out that Vitamin C gives major support to your immune system. It keeps it vigilant in repair, and producing substances that support a quick defense, if you are exposed to various viruses and bacteria, which is part of everyday existence. An underfed immune system might not be so responsive to invaders of your body, if it is lacking the ingredient it needs to secure the system.
These ingredients must come from a mindset to develop a well balanced nutrition regimen of mostly fresh food.
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