With obesity rising in western society, studies have shown an increased risk of dementia. Piling on the pounds is not only bad for the body, but also for the mind.
Why are more and more people gaining weight?
Why are more and more people gaining weight?
www.sochealth.co.uk 1. Abundance of food.
2. Convenience food outlets.
3. Ready cash.
4. No necessity to work for survival.
5. Food addiction.
2. Convenience food outlets.
3. Ready cash.
4. No necessity to work for survival.
5. Food addiction.
Regular exercise and healthy weight are important for reducing the risk. But how can they change their eating habits? Boot camps give them an incentive to try, but they may sink back into old habits once they leave the protected environment.
Perhaps if slightly overweight people could work at something they care about, their mind would be otherwise occupied. Perhaps joining a charity, working with a local group of youngsters, community activity like keeping the parks clean or reading to children at the library would give another outlook on life.
Nobody can solve someone else's problem. Sometimes, an underlying problem exists—a need for love, low self-esteem, or an even deeper drive—like karma.
Perhaps if slightly overweight people could work at something they care about, their mind would be otherwise occupied. Perhaps joining a charity, working with a local group of youngsters, community activity like keeping the parks clean or reading to children at the library would give another outlook on life.
Nobody can solve someone else's problem. Sometimes, an underlying problem exists—a need for love, low self-esteem, or an even deeper drive—like karma.
alicabritton.theworldrace.org I read Edgar Cayce's books long ago and never forgot this little snippet of information the legendary seer dredged up from his deeper levels of consciousness. People who overeat may be reacting from a past life of starvation. This astounding fact makes you think.
"It's easy to say that the experiences in one's life are the result of past activities, but the forces of this law are greater than we may first imagine."
Theoretically, a child who dies of starvation in Africa could be reborn in an affluent society. Unable to control the urge for the food denied to them in their last life; they eat and eat—well past the point of sustaining themselves.
Perhaps if everyone gave this some consideration, they would be well on their way to mastering their future destiny. I can't think of anything worse than being trapped in a fat body with a deteriorating mind controlled by dementia. The cycle would go on in future lives until the person took control of their actions.
"It's easy to say that the experiences in one's life are the result of past activities, but the forces of this law are greater than we may first imagine."
Theoretically, a child who dies of starvation in Africa could be reborn in an affluent society. Unable to control the urge for the food denied to them in their last life; they eat and eat—well past the point of sustaining themselves.
Perhaps if everyone gave this some consideration, they would be well on their way to mastering their future destiny. I can't think of anything worse than being trapped in a fat body with a deteriorating mind controlled by dementia. The cycle would go on in future lives until the person took control of their actions.
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We are all masters of our own destiny. How we live determines the future, not only for ourselves, but for the rest of humanity.
Don't reach for that little treat.
Don't reach for that little treat.
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