I feel like you shouldn’t eat while doing your work. In my opinion it’s better to stop and take a break and enjoy your meal. Everyone needs a break from work and it helps to step back from it to get back to work satisfied and refreshed.
Ideally, no. It gets in the way of intuitive eating and probably work as well. But I do think that if there’s not enough time, eating while working is better than not eating at all.
You absolutely should! Take care of the hunger. Do not overeat however. Small, frequent meals will help you prevent overeating.
You could do it from time to time, but it shouldn’t be habit. You should separate at least 20 mins from your day to sit down and eat.
I don’t think that is a very good idea since I’ve heard it’s important to not snack very much, but if chewing helps you concentrate maybe some gum? And exchanging your snacks for a bottle of water have really helped me. :) hope this helps at all
Actually, I do. I have some low calorie and energizing things like raising, dried nuts and fruits to eat while working.
No. Ideally, not doing anything is best, aside from eating with family. It gives me time to slow down and process when I eat without distractions. Alternatively, listening to a story can help me focus.
Yes its better to have snacks in between the work as the while doing physical or mental activities its sort of excercising and body looses enerygy during that time. So its better to have something. Also while chewing food you are pressurizing your the nerves of your brain and its sort of excercising for it.
Depending on the job. I work on a computer for most of my day so I find eating while I work is easy. While at my old job I was running around and doing too much physically to try to eat while I worked.
No. Focusing on either eating or doing my work is a more mindful practice. I can taste my food better, or do my work more efficiently.
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