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How To Lose Weight While Eating - One Little Trick Anyone Can Do!

Topic: Dieting and Weight LossFeaturing Claude AnthonyPublished August 26, 2008

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As far as weight loss tips go, this one, takes the cake...uh, I mean low calorie yogurt. nnHave you ever wondered why thin people are thin? If you can find out what keeps thin people thin, you can do the same things they do to lose your weight and become thin too. nnOne of their secrets for staying thin is something thin people do while they eat without even realizing it.nnHave you ever noticed a thin person’s eating habits? I’m not talking about what they eat, but how they eat. Think about it.nnHow To Lose Weight While You EatnnMost thin people take an awfully long time to eat their food. There is a definite, scientic connection between eating slowly and weight loss.nnHere’s how it works: nnFrom the time you begin to eat it takes the brain 20 minutes to start signaling feelings of fullness to your body.nnThose who eat fast usually gobble down their meal in less than 20 minutes. So they eat way beyond their true level of fullness before their brain has a chance to tell them they have done so. Then it’s not until after they’re done over-eating and the 20 minutes are up, that their brain tells them they have substantully overeaten. That’s when you hear them say, “Oh, my! I’m so uncomfortable...I ate way too much.” Sound familiar?nnSo slow down and let the 20 minute signal have a chance to work and notify your brain that you have had enough. As a result, the amount of calories consumed before you begin to feel full will be signifficantly less. nnHere are 5 little tips that will help:nn1. Take smaller bites.nn2. Put your fork down between bites.nn3. Chew your food well and enjoy and savor every tasty morsel.nn4. Casually sip an enjoyable, low-calorie drink between bits. nn5. Enjoy some conversation between bites. Don’t look at eating as a mission, but as an enjoyable time of social interaction.nnSo, slow down and enjoy your meal. You will lose weight in the process...and that with so little effort.

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