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  • Post category:Diet and exercise / Nutrition
  • Post published:May 19, 2014

Take your time eating to allow your brain to register when you’re full. Once full, stop eating. In future, aim for a more realistic portion size to avoid waste.

Source: Portion sizes @ Waitrose

image: on the barbecue by anokarina under Creative Commons license

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