Sentences with phrase «chewing your food properly»

I know life is busy and I struggle with this too, but as much as possible, try to slow down at meals, chew your food properly, and allow your body a chance to fully digest your meal before running off to a new task.

One of the most beneficial things to do is to chew your food properly.

Eating too much and not chewing your food properly might often be a sign of hormonal imbalance because when the food is not properly digested, you deprive your body off of nutrients.

Most people eat unconsciously, and as a result they forget to chew their food properly.

I was told my problem came from eating too fast and not chewing my food properly.

Eating on the run, skipping breakfast, too much take - away food, stressful and busy lives, not chewing foods properly (very common), eating in front of TV or computer screen or IPhone, poor food choices, and several other reasons can account for this.

I could write a whole blog post about my entire experience on retreat, but there is one experience in particular that taught me how to chew my food properly — the concept of mindful eating.

I know life is busy and I struggle with this too, but as much as possible, try to slow down at meals, chew your food properly, and allow your body a chance to fully digest your meal before running off to a new task.

Chew your food properly and eat until you feel 80 % full then stop.

Along with chew food properly so that they get digested easily inside the stomach.

Make a point of chewing your food properly and swallowing carefully will also help you avoid gastric issues that can make you grind your teeth.

But not many of us spend enough time to chew our food properly, thanks to our hectic lifestyle and never - ending deadlines!

Always chew your food properly and be conscious of the fullness signals.

We're likely not even chewing our food properly or recognizing what we're eating because we are downing it so fast or absent - mindedly that we end up not experiencing true satiation or fullness from our food, or end up with a belly ache instead.

When you don't chew your food properly, it makes its way through your digestive tract in large chunks, which creates extra work for your body to break down and eliminate.

It almost sounds too simple, but a contributing factor to constipation is not chewing your food properly!

You may laugh, but are you chewing your food properly?

Royal Canin is the only brand with the larger sized kibble that encourages my kitty to chew his food properly which has been great not only digestion, but for his overall dental heath.

Giant breeds have a lot of issues with «bloat» or a twisting of the intestinal tract, among other reasons, this can be brought on by eating too fast and not chewing their food properly.

Mrs Hugill was being treated in the hospital for a bladder infection but during her stay staff didn't notice that she wasn't wearing the bottom part of her denture set and therefore wouldn't be able to chew food properly.

Not exact matches

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This is a really important sign as it will ensure that, when eating solid foods, your baby's body will be in the correct, vertical position in order to properly chew, swallow and digest the food that he or she eats.

If you avoid giving your baby anything but smooth foods, he won't learn to chew properly and can develop a long - term aversion to chewy foods.

Don't give your toddler nuts, hard candy, chunks of hot dog, whole grapes or stringy foods if she hasn't properly learned how to chew and swallow.

When food is not properly chewed, it places an added burden on the stomach and can also impair carb digestion.

Food is ingested, chewed (broken down mechanically — that is if we chew properly!)

Eating while watching television, or surfing the web, leads to «mindless eating», which not only causes you to eat more food, but leads to more bouts of acid reflux, and other digestion issues because you're not properly chewing your food.

As previously mentioned, eating quickly without properly chewing your foods can irritate digestion resulting in gas.

Besides being too soft and small to wear teeth down properly, processed food pellets require less chewing time, and cause the rabbit to chew in an up - and - down motion rather than a natural side - to - side motion that helps to grind the teeth down.

Commercial cat food is highly digestible but not chewing properly may contribute to poor digestion over time.

A smaller food made specifically for toy breeds will prevent a choking hazard and allow your Yorkie Maltese the ability to chew and swallow her food properly.

They may have several other health issues, including weeping from the eyes, respiratory problems, and inability to properly chew some forms of kibble (dry cat food).

If food isn't properly chewed the nutrients can't be absorbed effectively when the food moves through the digestive tract.

This food also has ingredients that will help your pit properly digest his meal even if he insists on wolfing it down without chewing.

Parents are often too emotional to see the difference; but a growing puppy is going to put everything from food to clothes to hands in their mouths, and as they get older and bigger it definitely hurts (and will get worse, if they aren't being corrected properly, and aren't being provided a safe and appropriate alternative chew toy.)

Although bull dogs can naturally have an under bite, you need to ensure that their bite is not so misaligned that it will struggle to properly chew its food.

While I know you aren't able to give a definite answer without a hands on examination, is it possible that this vomiting is unrelated to the hernia and that it may have just been a result of puppy being a greedy pig and not properly chewing his food.