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Weightloss System That Worked For Me :)
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You see all these weightloss adverts exclaiming great weightloss features if you follow one simple step. Then proceed to sell you the tip AND the expensive supplements to go along with it.
Well here is one simple step that has actually worked for me AND it's free :)
Half way through your meal say 'I am full, I am full, I am full' keep repeating it until you put your knife and fork or food down.
If you do this with every meal you will eventually eat less and start to re-set you feeling full trigger.
Let me know if it works as I will be placing pop up adverts to make you pay LOL lol
Well here is one simple step that has actually worked for me AND it's free :)
Half way through your meal say 'I am full, I am full, I am full' keep repeating it until you put your knife and fork or food down.
If you do this with every meal you will eventually eat less and start to re-set you feeling full trigger.
Let me know if it works as I will be placing pop up adverts to make you pay LOL lol
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.What works for me is asking myself (on a scale of 1 to 10) how hungry I actually am. If it is below 5 then i'm not really hungry so I don't eat, if it is between 5 and 7 then I am peckish and i'll eat a piece of fruit, above 7 and i'll have something more substantial. I always stop eating as soon as I am full though, i'm not one of these who has to cram in the entire content of the plate.
Don't say it out loud Octaviuos say it in your head LOL
Some people don't know when the full trigger is screaming at them and I am one of those. If I put less on my plate I just fill it up again. It is about retraining your brain to recognise the trigger. And if you are anything like me, and have a big plate of food, hopefully by the time you have eaten half of it (and recognise the full trigger) you will have had the 'right' amount of food.
Eventually you start to put less on your plate because you recognise the trigger and your brain recognises the visual amount of how much should be on your plate.
So if you start off with your usual amount of food on the plate and start the 'I am full' mantra, eventually you will recognise the full trigger and not eat everything on your plate and will then be able to cut the amount on the plate.
All the 'eat less' or 'put less on your plate' advice is good only if you can recognise when you are full!!
Some people don't know when the full trigger is screaming at them and I am one of those. If I put less on my plate I just fill it up again. It is about retraining your brain to recognise the trigger. And if you are anything like me, and have a big plate of food, hopefully by the time you have eaten half of it (and recognise the full trigger) you will have had the 'right' amount of food.
Eventually you start to put less on your plate because you recognise the trigger and your brain recognises the visual amount of how much should be on your plate.
So if you start off with your usual amount of food on the plate and start the 'I am full' mantra, eventually you will recognise the full trigger and not eat everything on your plate and will then be able to cut the amount on the plate.
All the 'eat less' or 'put less on your plate' advice is good only if you can recognise when you are full!!
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Works wonderfully, until about an hour later and you're saying, "I'm starving, I'm starving, why didn't I eat my meal. I'm starving, I'm starving, why didn't I eat my meal." And keep repeating until you have your bar of chocolate and half packet of biscuits. Then you're in a bad mood for the rest of the day because you know there are starving people in the world, and you callously threw away half your meal.
If you do this with every meal you will eventually get fatter and fatter until labelled morbidly obese.
If you do this with every meal you will eventually get fatter and fatter until labelled morbidly obese.
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