Your welcome,, yes the tips are good,, but I need a big tip as to sticking to 
the good tips,,lol
 
Janet in Boone Iowa.
"He Loves Each One Of Us,As If there Were Only One Of Us. He Will Take Our Hand 
To Guide Us,And Help Us. Forever He is Our God.



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Thanks for sending this.  
 
There are some good tips here.
 
Becky


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Subject: [RecipesAndMore] Tips to help us from overeating.


Restaurants serve huge plates of food and all you can eat buffets offer an 
endless amount, so we don't realize that we're actually eating two or three 
times the calories we should be.
Savor the first few bites. Those initial moments the food enters your mouth are 
the most satisfying because your taste buds are so sensitive. Taking the time 
to enjoy those first bites or spoonfuls of food may prevent you from eating 
until you're stuffed.
Eat slowly. When your stomach is full, your brain won't necessarily get the 
message until 20 minutes later. So if you take time to enjoy every bite, you'll 
be able to notice when your body feels satisfied. If you scarf down your food 
quickly, you'll end up eating much more than you need, and you won't realize it 
until after you're stuffed. 
To see the other helpful tips read more.
Eat off smaller plates and bowls. When you use a big plate, it's hard not to 
fill it all up with food. Smaller plates mean smaller portion sizes. 

When you're eating, just eat. Don't eat while driving, watching TV, or while on 
the computer. You'll end up mindlessly putting food in your mouth because 
you're distracted, and the food tends not to register in our brains, so we end 
up eating more. Instead take at least 20 minutes to sit and eat, so you can 
really feel the pleasure of your food. 

Eat nutritious foods. Ones that are full of fiber, protein, and vitamins will 
make your body feel physically satisfied, so you won't feel hungry as quickly.

Eat the foods you really enjoy. Denying yourself the foods you crave will only 
make you crave them more. If your favorite food happens to be high in calories 
and fat, just have a few bites to satisfy your taste buds.

When you're out to eat, order smaller portion sizes, split a meal or dessert 
with a friend, or put half your meal in a to-go container before you take your 
first bite. 
 






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