The Saturday Evening Post

THINK BEFORE YOU EAT

Tips and tricks for mindful eating can help you make better food choices and lose weight, say food experts. For starters, try these simple brain hacks:

Snap and save meal pictures on your phone, or post on Women who practice yoga tend to weigh less than others, according to a study in the  . Researchers suggest the self-awareness and mindfulness cultivated through yoga may help people resist overeating. At some point during a meal, most people unknowingly take a break, put their fork down, and stop eating for a few minutes — this is the eating pause. When you do, stop eating, clear your plate, and enjoy the conversation.

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