Too Much Food!

“Too Much!”

It looks so delicious on television; that big huge
plate of shrimp from Red Lobster, all 30 of em!

“Eat Large at Wendy’s” is there slogan now with
the “Beefasorous!”

“What’s better than one pizza?” Papa John’s asks.
“Two pizzas!”

“Eat outside the Bun” is Taco Bell’s slogan.

Chili’s, I-Hop, What-A-burger, Church’s chicken,
Dairy Queen, Burger King, Joe’s Crab Shak, Luby’s,
Kentucky Fried Chicken, MacDonald’s, Pizza Hut,
Sonic, Subway, and most of the restaurants you
see on street corners in this country are trying
to eat more, lots more.

Recently I went out to eat with a friend. We went
to Chili's Restaurant. I wasn't real hungry, so
I ordered soup and salad. My friend ordered a
half sandwich and fries. I expected a small salad
and cup of soup.

And here comes this big bowl of salad and soup. My
friend's sandwich looked more like a full sandwich
and fries were topped so high, I couldn't see her
sandwich. Waaaay too much food!

As I looked around the room, there was waaay too
much food on everyone's plate. Then we think we have
to eat is all! No wonder we all have weight problems!

My suggestion is eat from the kid's menu. Even the
seniors' portion are too big. Eat ala carte if you
can. DON’T CLEAN YOUR PLATE!

What’s going on here? Bigger is better? Eating more
is better? Give me a break!

Do you know what marketers are doing? They are trying
to convince you to buy something you don’t need in the
first place. It’s a plot, a ruse, to manipulate you
into spending and eating more.

YOU DON’T NEED MORE FOOD! We all know your wasting your
money and ruining your health. Eating too much is a
major problem in our society. Marketers know you don’trn need all that food, so they make it look so good.

So your weight problem is not all your fault. Marketers
are sabotaging your diet!

There is help. "A Dieter’s Best Friend" is a great companion for
anyone on a diet. The report reveals; how you can change your attitude, how to listen to your body, how to stop using food as an excuse, a crutch, change your habits, how to shop for food, and what the grocery store is hiding from you.

Kathy Thompson is a writer, speaker, who has been studying nutrition & fitness for over 20 years. Kathy can help you live a longer healthier life. Check out her special deal on "A Dieter's Best Friend" at; http://www.kathycommunicates.com/attitude