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Less is More

December 10, 2020

In the time of Instagram, a big plate makes food look more photo-worthy, but when you are trying to drop a few pounds before that class reunion, or that beach trip, a big plate is a bad idea.

Here’s why:

Placing your portion sizes on a larger plate makes your portions look smaller which can cause you to feel unsated, whereas placing the same amounts on a smaller plate gives the appearance of abundance.

Give this trick a try and see how you feel.

Tags: portion control, plate size importance, less is more, weight management tips, weight loss strategies
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