NotOneOunce -- The Run-up To Thanksgiving

Written by Will Clower, Ph.D.


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Now what do we do? Begin preparing for T-day now. Put away your large plates and replace them withrepparttar 114667 medium sized ones. When you do this, you will put less on your plate than you normally do, and you can begin to train your body to expect less food inrepparttar 114668 long term. Make that amount last throughrepparttar 114669 entire meal (about 20 - 30 minutes).

When T-day does arrive, you will eat on your smaller plate, consume less food, and berepparttar 114670 only groan-free member of your family onrepparttar 114671 post-dinner couch!



Dr. Will Clower is the award-winning author of The Fat Fallacy and founder of The PATH Curriculum, The PATH Online, and Newsletter. The PATH: America’s weight solution. Dr. Clower can be reached on his website www.fatfallacy.com.


Enjoy healthy eating!

Written by Ingela Berger


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out ofrepparttar kitchen as soon as possible. If you feel that way, you won't be able to enjoy your meal. Be present, focus onrepparttar 114664 meal, don't watch TV or read any paper or magazine while you're eating. Enjoyrepparttar 114665 food, see how it looks, feel repparttar 114666 appetizing smell and taste of it. Eat slowly! When you are enjoying something you want it to last long, right? Eat slowly, take your time to enjoy every bite. Chew it well. When you eat slowly like this you will notice that your body will tell you when it's time to finish. You will know when you are content and you can avoid eating too much. Stop eating when you feel content even if there is still food on your plate. Make a small lifestyle change! When you go to a restaurant next time, order something new that you haven't tried before. Next time you go torepparttar 114667 store, buy some low fat or light products that you haven't tried. Find out if they really are as boring as you might think they are. Maybe you'll be surprised. Maybe you will find new favourites and get new ideas for delicious meals to enjoy! Then you have made a small lifestyle change. And all major achievements start withrepparttar 114668 first step.

Ingela Berger started her own Internet business Lifestyle Plans in 2003 to encourage others to make reality of their dreams of a personal, healthy and fulfilling lifestyle. Ingela has studied theatre directing, history of art, and leadership psychology. After some years working with art exhibitions and the theatre she is now back at school to become a health and lifestyle consultant.


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