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For all the attention that we wisely put on our digestive system -- mouth, stomach, intestines, etc. -- one important link in the chain of digestion that’s usually ignored is the throat.
As Emily Rosen, Director of the Institute for the Psychology, explains in this fascinating video, the throat has metabolic power of its own, and how we use -or don’t use - this body part can have a big impact on how we relate to food and eating.
The throat is a hidden source of personal and metabolic power. Tune in and discover how to tap into the power of the throat and unlock its metabolic potential!
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Greetings friends, this is Emily Rosen COO of the Institute for the Psychology of Eating.
Today’s topic: The Metabolic Power of the Throat
When it comes to nutrition and health, the throat is a part of the body that doesn’t quite get the attention it deserves. We give way more attention to the digestive system, to brain, liver, heart, adrenals – so it’s time to give more love to this very fascinating part of the human anatomy.
There’s a special power that exists in the throat.
This power allows us to have a more nourishing and uplifting relationship with food – which ultimately translates into better health. And this same power has the ability to impact our personal life and the world around us in some pretty amazing ways.
Let’s get right down to business:
Your throat is how you declare yourself to the world. It’s the vehicle for your voice. Words are some of the most powerful energies in all of existence. Words make the world go round, words tell the world who we are, what we believe, how we feel, what we desire, and what we wish to be. When you walk into a restaurant and tell the waiter or waitress what you want, the food magically comes out. When you tell the bank teller how much money you’d like in your hands, there it is. It’s easy to take words for granted.
Words can heal, words can create intimacy, words can bring people closer together, words can expose darkness and evil and create positive change across the globe, and of course, words can wound us as well.
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