Tag: meditation

  • 10 reasons why meditation is good for you

    10 reasons why meditation is good for you

    It’s not easy staying on top of things, especially when a million things are pulling you in every direction. For a lot of people who fail to deal with the pressure, burnout results in several mental and physiological health problems. The age-old practice of meditation has a proven record of curing health-related problems. Here are…

  • How Stress Affects Weight Loss

    How Stress Affects Weight Loss

    Deadlines. Money issues. Relationship pressures. The deadline-driven digital world we live in has made stress an integral part of our lives. Apart from affecting mental and emotional health, stress can also affect one’s physical well being. The stress hormone, cortisol, has been linked to increased amounts of adipose tissue and can lead to weight gain.…

  • Mixed signals to brain cause overeating

    Mixed signals to brain cause overeating

    Am I full? Can I eat some more? Could I still be hungry? Many of us experience these mixed signals that drive us to overeat, and now new research has revealed the cause. There isn’t just one, but dozens of hormones involved in sending hunger signals to the brain, from the stomach, intestine, fat tissue,…

  • The meditation and weight loss connection

    The meditation and weight loss connection

    For eternities, meditation, or the art of focusing your mind and attention, has been used to find calm and clarity. But can this practice be designed to promote relaxation, develop compassion and love, and build internal energy help in weight loss? Research does not show a direct link between meditation and weight loss, but experts agree…

  • Why stress makes you fat and how you can beat it

    Why stress makes you fat and how you can beat it

    Are you having trouble fitting into your favourite LBD (Little Black Dress) despite sweating it out at the gym? Believe it or not, stress could be the culprit. Numerous studies conducted over the past two decades have revealed that prolonged stress not only makes one prone to faster ageing, heart disease and stroke but also…