Experience Healthy Weight Loss By Eating Slower
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Experience Healthy Weight Loss by Eating Slower
Have you ever wondered how simply slowing down while eating could lead to healthy weight loss? If not, it's time to consider it. This article will explain how this simple change can benefit both your health and your weight.
Believe it or not, eating slowly can help you lose weight, improve your health, and maintain these benefits over time. It’s one of the best pieces of advice out there, and you can start right now: just eat more slowly. Your brain can take up to 20 minutes or more to register that you're full.
Hunger originates in the brain, not the stomach. When full, your stomach signals your brain to stop eating, but this signal takes time to travel. During this delay, you might keep eating unnecessarily.
The Chinese have a saying: "Eat until you are two-thirds full." This advice is wise because even after you stop eating, your feeling of fullness continues as your brain processes the meal. Studies reveal that people often consume 100 to 200 extra calories per sitting simply by not stopping in time. By slowing down, you allow your brain to catch up with your body’s fullness signals.
Generally, people who eat slower tend to weigh less. In one study, women were observed during two meals. In the first, they ate a large plate of pasta quickly, consuming an average of 646 calories in 9 minutes. In the second, they chewed each bite 20 times, eating 579 calories over 29 minutes before feeling full.
Beyond weight loss, eating slowly enhances enjoyment. You can savor a small amount of a favorite treat rather than devouring a large piece, gaining more satisfaction from less.
Additionally, eating slowly improves digestion. Digestion begins in the mouth, so the more you chew, the less work your stomach needs to do. Focusing on your meal can also reduce stress, transforming mealtime into a relaxing and rejuvenating experience rather than a rushed event.
Finally, slowing down allows you to enjoy the company of those you dine with. Our fast-paced lives often lead to fast food, which can lead to weight gain. Instead, slow down, prepare your own meals, and enjoy them at a leisurely pace.
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