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The video talks about 7 common mistakes that people make while eating food and how to avoid them. The mistakes are:
- Eating without hunger
- Eating when angry, stressed or sad
- Eating with forks and spoons
- Mixing too many foods at once
- Not chewing food properly
- Eating till the stomach is full
- Working right after eating
The video explains the harmful effects of these mistakes on digestion, health and energy levels. It also gives tips on how to eat in a natural, mindful and grateful way. It suggests eating only when hungry, relaxed and happy, eating with hands, choosing 2-3 foods at a time, chewing food till it becomes juice, leaving some space in the stomach, resting after eating and thanking God, nature and people for the food. It claims that following these simple rules will improve digestion, health and energy levels. It also invites the viewers to watch another video on what to eat for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Here are some key facts extracted from the text:
1. Eating without hunger, eating when angry or stressed, eating with forks and spoons, mixing too many foods, not chewing properly, eating till full, and working after eating are 7 mistakes that can harm digestion and health.
2. Eating only when hungry, eating in a relaxed and happy state, eating with hands, eating only 2-3 foods at a time, chewing food until it turns into juice, leaving some space in the stomach, and resting after eating are 7 ways to improve digestion and health.
3. Hunger is the best sauce for food and it can be experienced as a growling sound in the stomach.
4. Eating food is like conducting a havan ritual and it requires preparation and respect.
5. The nerve endings in the fingers send a signal to the brain and other organs to prepare for digestion when food is touched with hands.
6. The stomach can only digest one type of food at a time and release one type of digestive juice at a time.
7. Chewing food properly reduces the digestion time from 20 hours to 9-10 hours and increases energy, lightness, and mental clarity.
8. The stomach should be filled only half with food, one-fourth with digestive juices, and one-fourth left empty for churning.
9. Working after eating creates a conflict between digestion work and thinking/study work and splits the power in the body.
10. Expressing gratitude to God, the farmer, the cook, Mother Earth, the Sun God, and others who have contributed to bringing food to the plate enhances the eating experience.