Growing evidence suggests intervention techniques that enhance mindful self-awareness improve well-being, including anxiety and depression,10 eating disorders,11–12 food cravings,13 and weight loss.14 Mindfulness-based interventions employ systematic procedures for developing greater awareness of moment-to-moment experience of physical sensations, affective states, and thoughts without judgment.15 Mindful eating, as taught in Mindfulness-Based Eating Awareness Training (MB-EAT),16 includes making conscious food choices, developing awareness of physical vs. psychological hunger and satiety cues, and eating healthfully in response to those cues.