Diet

Diet

Diet plays a major role in maintaining good health. 'We become what we Eat’; this age-old saying is very true. Our body is made from the food we eat, the water we drink, the air we breathe and from the impressions that our senses perceive from the external world i.e. from every little bit that we ingest in the material form and through our perceptions. Thus what we eat determines the anatomy and physiology of our body, i.e. to say the composition of our cell membranes, organs, bone marrow, blood, hormones etc. Here, in this section, we are largely discussing about food and our food habits. What food we choose to eat affects our health and well-being in a profound way. It just doesn’t provide wholesome nourishment to our bodies but also affects our outward appearance, our mental health and in fact has far-reaching influence on our aging as well. Adopting a good diet helps us to gain maximum nutrition from the food we eat and aids in a harmonious functioning of all the vital systems of our body. Thus we can conclude that the raw material needed by the body for its core roles of growth, development and function comes from what we eat.


A diet that lacks in nutrients, over a period of time, can lead to several health issues varying from mere lack of enthusiasm and energy, to growth and development problems or even more grave concerns related to the functioning of vital organs of our body. Studies have shown that 'obesity' and ‘nutrient-starved’ bodies are the precursors of several chronic diseases such as Hypertension, Diabetes, Thyroid disorders, PCOD and many more. A balanced diet helps in meeting with the body’s nutritional demands and in turn, having a beneficial effect not only in preventing several diseases but also in curing many ailments.

We, at 'Wellness Aspects', believe in adopting  a holistic approach towards diet and food that we eat and therefore encourage people to become more mindful about what they eat, how they eat, when they eat, how much they eat and last but not the least, with what state of mind they eat.

Remember, diet is not a fad just to be done for a short-term to quickly shed a few kilos; it is a conscious lifestyle change that we need to do on a long-term basis or rather, forever for our general well-being.
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