Practicing gratitude can measurably improve your physical health and eating habits.
Gratitude might seem like a soft concept.
A study found that gratitude journal keepers exercised more.
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Practicing gratitude before meals transforms eating.
Grateful people tend to take better care of their bodies.
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Start with a simple '3 good things' practice.
Gratitude is a skill that strengthens with practice.
Dr. Lisa Park
Positive Psychology Researcher
Expert contributor at our health & wellness platform, bringing evidence-based insights to help you achieve your nutrition and fitness goals.
