eating must be hobby
By Ravijoy
@Ravijoy (51)
April 2, 2012 3:50am CST
now a days youngster eats more. they are living for eating and not eating for living.
hence it says peoples eats junks and make being junk.
-what should do
eat healthy food only for 3 times per day.make diet in once in week.
make jogging,yoga,exercise lightly
dont drink or eat junk foods
make yourself healthy
take care
think it must be your hobby, not habit.
Take care
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9 responses
@WakeUpKitty (8694)
• Netherlands
2 Apr 12
If eating is a hobby people eat a lot too. Many people eat because it's their hobby and it's as worse as eating for habit. Although I would say: eating for habit (2-4 times a day small meal) is better as for hobby.
Cooking/preparing your own healthy meals should be a hobby. After you did that and had the work from it you can enjoy it. That is how it should be. Not just sit down and let yourself served by someone who was cooking whole day because you want your hobby.
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@stringer321 (5643)
• Kiryat Ata, Israel
4 Apr 12
You both are right , the word hobby means something that we like to do and do it often. I think what Ravijoy means that a hobby is something that we like doing and we do it with some awareness , unlike a habit , a habit is something that we probabely do without awareness.
Eating with awareness is the right thing to do. To consider what healthy and what is not and eating according to that. Preparing the meal can also add some satisfaction but it doesn't mean that the meal is healthy.
@stanley777 (9402)
• Philippines
2 Apr 12
Yeah, many people always want to eat or try some new food and eat more than they can finish...
I feel sad for the food they did not finish, it is just wasted. And yes, I agree...people should exercise too too stay healthy.
I feel sad for the food they did not finish, it is just wasted. And yes, I agree...people should exercise too too stay healthy.
@stanley777 (9402)
• Philippines
9 Apr 12
And because many people likes to eat many restaurants are being open to cater to their needs. Especially fast foods promising good foods with promo prices just to lure customers.
@GemmaR (8517)
•
4 Apr 12
I think that far too many people do indeed think that food is something to be enjoyed rather than just something that is keeping our bodies fuelled to go about our daily business. I am losing weight at the moment, and one of the hardest things that I have had to learn is to only eat when I am hungry rather than whenever I am bored or want something nice to eat. Now, I only eat when my body needs more fuel to survive, and I am managing to lose weight because of this, but there does need to be a lot more education about how people need to eat, otherwise the obesity crisis is just going to get even worse.
@butterscotsh (1012)
• Philippines
3 Apr 12
I agree. We should not be living for eating. Indeed, we should just
eat for living. And I also add, that stomach is just part of the body.
If we're already full, we should stop eating. And we should choose our food wisely.
If we don't exercise, walking still helps than not doing anything at all.
@stringer321 (5643)
• Kiryat Ata, Israel
4 Apr 12
A hobby can also be confused with a temptation , or even addiction. The line between a hobby and an addiction is blur for me personally.
I like playing a computer game as a hobby but it sometimes comes to the point when it distruct things from my life like : it makes me a lot less interested in helping my sister or doing studies or even taking my dog for a walk...
@christ_thymoty (9)
• Indonesia
3 Apr 12
not hobby... but rutinity.
i don't like very eat... tiered!
@crimsonladybug (3112)
• United States
2 Apr 12
I admit that I eat when I am bored. Snacking keeps me awake when I have been sitting in one place for a long time and start to get the drowsies. But I don't know that I would call it a hobby. In fact, lately, I have grown to the point that I don't really care to eat anything anymore, I just do it for something to do or because I have to.
Someone told me once that part of the reason Americans are so vastly overweight and Europeans are not is because American's eat to live and Europeans (Italians and French, mostly, but others too) live to eat. I'm not really sure how that works but most nutritional experts suggest that people eat six small meals (around 1000-1200 calories) and three small (100 calorie) snacks to keep their metabolism active. That when we eat fewer times a day our metabolism slows and goes dormant in between and it really should be working all the time, which is why we should eat smaller portions more often.
But who has time to do that!?
@almond24 (1248)
• Hungary
2 Apr 12
Eating can be kind of an addiction. Not to mention that junk food is full of ingredients which are addictive, and they are added for this purpose, so people buy more of them.
As long as somebody eats junk food, it might be hard to give it up this eating hobby. It's better to start eating healthy home made food, or even better to prepare it ourselves.
