2. Avoid Distracted Dining
When you’re sitting down for a meal, put away your phone and turn off the TV or computer. You’ll not only reduce your chances of overeating but also have better conversations with your tablemates.
3. Start Each Meal With 2 Cups of Water
Research from Brenda Davy, Ph.D., a professor in the department of human nutrition at Virginia Tech University, found those who regularly drank up reported greater weight loss than those who didn’t consume the extra H2O.
4. Slow Down.
Take 20 minutes to eat your meal. It takes this long to realize you’ve even eaten anything. Chew fully and savor each bite—you’ll enjoy what you eat that much more.
BY CHRIS MOHR PH.D., R.D. & KARA MOHR, PH.D.