Archive · 17 Aug 2025
Nutritionist: Eating With Guilt May Lead to Weight Gain
A nutritionist, Dr. Rohini Patil, shared that how you feel when you eat is as important as what you eat.
If you feel guilty, even healthy foods like cucumbers might make you gain weight.
But if you enjoy your food with happiness and love, like a pizza or burger, it can be better for you.
It’s about eating with gratitude and positivity, making your body feel good and heal.
This helps your body in different ways, according to the doctor.
Nutritionist Dr. Rohini Patil says eating with guilt can lead to weight gain.
Eating with gratitude and love can be more beneficial than eating without it.
The article discusses the impact of mindset on food's effect on the body.
Dr. Patil suggests that a 'pizza or burger out of love' could be healthier than a cucumber eaten with guilt.
The interview was conducted by Reema Mahajan on Instagram.
- Who
- Dr. Rohini Patil and Reema Mahajan.
- What
- Impact of mindset on eating and weight.
- When
- Unspecified, but during an interview.
- Where
- Interview conducted on Instagram.
- Why
- To highlight the importance of emotional state during eating.
- Nutritionist
- Dr. Rohini Patil
- Focus
- Impact of emotions on eating habits and weight
- Key message
- Eat with gratitude
- Interviewed by
- Reema Mahajan
- Platform