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Mindful Eating Audio



Mindful Eating



By Jan Chozen Bays, MD


Guided Exercises


The art of mindfulness can transform our struggles with food—and renew our sense of pleasure, appreciation, and satisfaction with eating. In this 75-minute audio program created to accompany the books Mindful Eating and Mindful Eating on the Go, Dr. Jan Bays presents guided meditations and other exercises to assist you in your mindfulness practice.


Note: To play the Mindful Eating audio exercises in your web browser, click the links below. You can also go to SoundCloud directly and download all the tracks to your device or computer.
Introduction (2:08)
 The Basic Mindful Eating Meditation (8:58)
 Asking the Body What It Needs (2:30)
 Who Is Hungry in There? Examining the Nine Hungers (9:41)
 Food and Mood (9:54)
 Slow It Down (Put Down That Fork and Spoon) (2:54)
 Taking in the Right Amount (2:50)
 Basic Meditation Instructions (4:35)
 Loving-Kindness toward the Body (5:34)
 A Basic Body Scan (4:35)
 Mindfulness Meditation on the Body with Gratitude (5:09)
 Looking Deeply into Our Food (6:19)
 Experiencing Emptiness in the Body and Mind (7:19)
 Bonus Track: Tongue Practice (5:52)
 Bonus Track: Feeding Your Microbiome with Loving-Kindness (1:24)



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Visual Reminders


Download and print out the following visual reminders to help you practice the various mindfulness exercises in Mindful Eating on the Go. To download the images in your web browser, click the links below.


Eye Hunger


Touch Hunger


Ear Hunger


Nose Hunger


Mouth Hunger


Stomach Hunger


Cellular or Body Hunger


Mind Hunger


Heart Hunger


Putting It All Together: Who's Hungry in There?


Trying a New Fruit


What Is Your Tongue Doing Now?


A Media Fast


It's OK to be Empty


Treat Yourself as a Guest


Loving Kindness for Your Body


Feeding Your Microbiome with Loving Kindness


Eating with the Non-Dominant Hand


One Bite at a Time or Put Down that Utensil!


Saying Grace


Gratitude Toward the Body


Look Deeply Into Your Food


Alternating Practice