Try this!
Rushing through meals or snacks? Test out one of the tips below to see if it helps you eat more slowly.
Let’s dive a little deeper...
The holidays are nothing if not busy. Celebrating with friends, catching up with family, enjoying the festivities. During all the excitement, you may end up eating quickly - or more than you planned.
By paying attention to your pace, you can find balance between enjoying your meal (and good company!) and staying on track. Slower eating can help you feel full so you don’t eat too much, are more aware of your eating patterns, and make it easier to recall what you ate (handy for tracking meals!) There’s a weight-loss link, too. When researchers compared hurried and leisurely eaters, they found the latter group did better at maintaining weight loss.
You don’t need a ton of time or a tranquil setting to hit pause as you nosh either. You can eat more intently any time, anywhere.
