About MindfulEatingHub
Our Purpose
MindfulEatingHub is an independent educational resource created to provide accessible, scientifically-grounded information about mindful eating, eating awareness, food sensations, and related concepts.
What We Are
This is a neutral, informational platform designed to explain concepts, present research findings, and explore the relationship between attention, food experiences, and eating behaviours. We aim to present multiple perspectives and acknowledge the diversity of eating practices across cultures and individuals.
What We Are Not
- A medical service or healthcare provider
- A commercial platform offering products or services
- A weight management or diet program
- A substitute for professional nutritional or medical advice
- A treatment or therapy resource for eating disorders
Our Approach
We follow the principle of "EXPLAIN not ADVISE." Our content describes and explains concepts, presents scientific findings, and provides context for understanding eating awareness and related topics. We do not prescribe actions, make guarantees about outcomes, or provide personalised recommendations.
Content Guidelines
All content on this site is educational in nature. We draw from publicly available scientific literature, research summaries, and educational resources. Our goal is to present information clearly and accessibly without commercial intent or bias toward specific outcomes.
Your Responsibility
This site provides general information. How you use this information is your personal choice. For any health, nutritional, or medical concerns, please consult qualified professionals. Your personal decisions about eating and health should be made in consultation with appropriate healthcare providers.
Diversity and Individual Variation
Eating practices, preferences, and relationships with food vary widely among individuals and cultures. There is no single "correct" approach to eating. This resource acknowledges and respects the diversity of eating experiences and practices across different populations and cultural contexts.