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J Obes Eat Disord, 2017

ISSN: 2471-8203

August 23-24, 2017 | Toronto, Canada

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INTERNATIONAL OBESITY, BARIATRIC AND

METABOLIC SURGERY SUMMIT AND EXPO

J Obes Eat Disord, 3:2

DOI: 10.21767/2471-8203-C1-003

M

ost of the people that are overweight or obese,

know at a certain level what is good or what is bad

for their health. They most probably know which food is

healthy, which food will make them fit and which food is

unhealthy that will make them more overweight or obese.

Even though knowing this, they still choose what is wrong.

Why? Why do they choose what is wrong over what is right

knowing that this is not what they want? It is because the

decisions they make although appear to be that, they are

taking these decisions, and actually they are not. They do

decide at a conscious level what to eat (the wrong things)

because are overpowered by the unconscious level what to

choose. That’s why they choose wrong over right. They know

at the conscious level it’s wrong to choose for example junk

food, they also decide at the conscious level to eat it, but

it is because their unconscious level of their mind supports

this decision, otherwise they wouldn’t go for it. They think

that the decision is theirs, but actually it’s a decision that

is taken at an unconscious level of mind that overpowers

them. The unconscious level of the mind is the mind that

takes care of the proper functioning of the body, like heart

beating, digestion, and blood flow, everything. We don’t tell

our body to start the heart beating, the unconscious mind

does it for us and as well the unconscious mind will keep a

person obese if the unconscious mind is not trained to do

otherwise. As well, if we are talking about obese people,

only a few of them genetically are more prone to be obese

and also another few they have health problems that lead

them to obesity, but now all, not the majority. The majority

of people that gained weight and became obese were not

obese all their life’s. Something had happened that made

them obese and usually what happened is not that they

decided one day to eat more and day by day they become

obese, no. What happened is something that hurt them

psychologically, made them turned to food and became

obese. From all my research on working with people who are

obese or overweight, I have reached to the conclusion that

obesity is more of a mind problem, and if this mind problem

is solved then obesity will disappear.

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ruxandra@ruxandrateach.com

Weight loss is a mind game

Ruxandra Ana Maria Dzubaila

Romania