January 8, 2019 by Joyce Bunderson
I’m going to lose ‘X’ (a big number) of pounds. I going to eat healthier in the New Year. I’m going off sugar. I’m going to eat vegan. I’m going to change my eating style. Have you discovered yet that changing your eating style in a big way on January 1st to a completely new […]
Tags: Food Psychology, Healthy Eating, Weight Management
December 18, 2018 by Joyce Bunderson
James Clear has written an interesting and helpful book called: Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones; Tiny Changes, Remarkable Results. Clear has been a motivational speaker focused on habits, decision-making, and continuous improvement for years. His website gets millions of visitors each month, and hundreds of […]
Tags: Food Psychology, Habits
December 11, 2018 by Joyce Bunderson
This morning I turned to my bookshelf and took down my copy of Mindless Eating; Why We Eat More Than We Think by Brian Wansink PhD. The book, a 2007 paperback edition, is dog-eared and has at least a dozen little sticky notes popping from its pages. I’m not going to read it today; but […]
Tags: Food Psychology, nutritionism
October 9, 2018 by Joyce Bunderson
I stumbled upon an article on Medium.com written by Marcelle Saulnier: How to Become an 80/20 Vegan for Optimal Nutrition. I don’t want to become an 80/20 Vegan, but I love this article for a fairly large number of reasons. (An 80-20 Vegan is one who eats strict vegan 80% of the time, but permits […]
Tags: Food Psychology
March 20, 2018 by Joyce Bunderson
It’s really fun when I find a story like the one I found on January 31, 2018. It’s the story that a young guy, Alex Lambert, put up on be yourself called How I taught myself to love healthy food. He makes several excellent points that I decided to highlight here. He was off to […]
Tags: Food Psychology, Healthy Eating
February 13, 2018 by Joyce Bunderson
We’ve been enjoying the 2018 Winter Olympics in Korea; I must confess/brag that our interest is heightened this year because our grandson Brendan (Bubba) Connor Newby is skiing in the half pipe for Ireland where he was born. Watching the Olympics makes us ask lots of questions. How do you steer the sled in the […]
Tags: Food Psychology, Weight Management
October 31, 2017 by Joyce Bunderson
As so often happens to me, two things bump together and that gives me an idea of what I want to write about. This week was not an exception. The two events were: (1) talking with a friend with a little four-year-old super picky eater; and (2) reading a great article published in Food Management; […]
Tags: Food Psychology, Foodland, Healthy Eating
October 17, 2017 by Joyce Bunderson
James Clear, an author that I find interesting for his insights on motivating people to build better habits, posted an article on that subject, which I want to relate to changing our eating habits. Because it’s a fun article with great examples, you may want to read his fairly short article on the Goldilocks Rule […]
Tags: Food Psychology, Weight Management
August 8, 2017 by Joyce Bunderson
Let’s imagine that you have not been gifted with music talents; nor do you write books; and on top of that you can’t draw worth beans. Maybe you have a gift for creativity in the kitchen; this gift can be a main ingredient in healthy, tasty dishes. You may be able to make recipes that […]
Tags: Cooking & Baking Hints, Food Psychology
July 25, 2017 by Joyce Bunderson
Of course it’s not everyone, but many people are beginning to understand the problems associated with consuming too much sugar. It’s very motivating to finally be facing a public who has caught the vision of resisting the tempting call of those empty calories of sugar. It’s been a long time in coming. Before I go […]
Tags: addictive food design, Avoiding Junk Foods, Diabetes, Food Economics, Food Psychology, Healthy Eating, Weight Management