If you've got even a hint of my culinary inclinations, you know that a good chunk of joy comes from what we pop into our mouths. But here's a zinger: what we eat doesn’t just tickle our taste buds; it plays a lead role in our happiness parade. That's right, folks – the gut is doing a tango with the brain!
Now, you might think that diving into a mountain of poutine, gobbling up three hefty slices of pepperoni pizza, capping it off with a chocolate chip cookie, and washing it all down with a Diet Pepsi (seriously, why is it always Diet Pepsi?) is your express ticket to bliss town. Well, I hate to burst your grease-soaked bubble, but that's not quite how it works. Let’s not wade too deep into the science-y swamp (and yes, 'science-y' is a word – my author status grants me word-inventing powers), but it's important to know that poor gut health is like a party pooper for your mental state, potentially leading to uninvited guests like depression and anxiety. That aforementioned feast? Not exactly a helper in the happiness department. Fear not, for I bring tidings of gut-pleasing delights! Swap out the grease-fest for some probiotic superstars like yogurt, sauerkraut, kimchi, and the underdog hero, miso. Oh, miso, you dark horse, potentially fending off cancer, hypertension, and obesity – who knew? And let's not forget about some cheese champions – cheddar, gouda, and mozzarella. Semi-hard but fully beneficial for a happiness boost. Last but not least, who can overlook the humble, everyday pickle? Picture this: a slice of pickle and cheese lounging on a healthy cracker. If that doesn’t spell out a happier you, I don’t know what will. So, do your brain (and your taste buds) a solid – treat your gut like royalty. Your happiness meter will thank you for it! 🧀🥒🥣
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |
Details
AuthorRon Morris is a certified life and business coach, a certified Tracom coach for Social Styles, as well as a certified DiSC presenter. He is the author of The Power of WOW! Customer Service, published in 2003. He has experienced many challenging events in his life that have influenced his happiness, and has come through them resilient and well-adjusted. Archives
August 2024
Categories |