Very good point.
- Serving it on a smaller plate / bowl
- Adding a vegetable side / salad, so that you mix bites of your favourite dish with something that fills you up.
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I agree, it has to be a lifestyle change NOT a temporary change. However, at the same time I find that I often don't crave those foods as much the less I eat of them. For example pizza or Oreos went from maybe once a week to maybe once a month or less. While it usually tastes good in the moment, I have been trying to focus on how I feel afterwards. Eating "healthy" (lots of vegetables/legumes in general) and exercising has actually helped me reduce or eliminate a lot of the random aches and pains that I associated with getting older. As soon as I notice myself slacking off a bit and eating more sugar or processed foods I start to feel it in my joints. Pain (or lack thereof) is really good incentive for me!
Agreed. I still eat basically everything, but the portions are smaller and the frequency of what is popularly called 'junk food' is relatively rare now.