Archive · 28 Jul 2025
Rujuta Diwekar's 'Jordan Formula' for Mindful Eating
The 'Jordan Formula' is a way to eat food without feeling bad or getting stomach issues.
It's like a test before you eat more.
Imagine you have a tasty snack, like a fried ball.
Before you take a second one, ask yourself if you think you can eat a third.
If you're not sure, maybe stick to one.
This helps you eat the right amount.
It's about being aware of your body and how much food you need.
Nutritionist Rujuta Diwekar introduces the 'Jordan Formula' for mindful eating.
The formula aims to help people enjoy food without guilt or gas.
The method involves self-assessment before consuming more food.
Diwekar uses the example of sabudana vada with chutney to explain the formula.
The key is to determine if you can eat another serving before taking a second.
- Who
- Nutritionist Rujuta Diwekar.
- What
- The 'Jordan Formula' for mindful eating.
- When
- Recently.
- Where
- Instagram.
- Why
- To enjoy food without guilt or gas and to eat the correct amount.
- Concept
- Jordan Formula
- Purpose
- Mindful eating
- Originator
- Rujuta Diwekar
- Focus
- Self-assessment before consuming more food
- Example Used
- Sabudana vada with chutney