Step 3: Stress-less
Stress has a huge impact on weight. It causes weight gain, especially in the belly area. Eating when under stress, your body cannot properly digest food & it will be stored as fat, no matter how healthy the meal. Stress turns off digestion. You can trick the brain into thinking you are relaxed & your body will turn on digestion & not store the meal as fat. It’s as easy as breathing! Before eating, breathe in for a count of 5, hold that breath for a count of 5 and then exhale for 7-do ten times.
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If you’re just starting out, you can do a four-count inhale, holding your breath for four to eight counts, then exhale for four counts.
Perform up to ten cycles and notice how your body responds. You may feel more relaxed and calm in both your mind and body.
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