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A bit offtopic but overeating depends a lot on types of food you consume. Removing hunger inflicting components from your diet may make not overeating a matter
by Misha_B 16y ago
A bit offtopic but overeating depends a lot on types of food you consume.
Removing hunger inflicting components from your diet may make not overeating a matter of habit rather than of willpower.
May have a look here:
http://www.paleonu.com/get-started/ http://www.paleonu.com/get-started/
Has been helpful for me.
- ugh 16y agoChanging my diet helps a bit. (It keeps my weight more or less constant if I’m really strict about it. At the moment I still want to lose weight, though.) But since I do actually love eating pasta changing my diet in such a way also requires a lot of constant willpower. I don’t see a lot of difference to plain old calorie counting. I try to do both, though – eat healthier and different things (with the occasional pasta day to keep me happy) and count calories. Counting calories and constant monitoring (for rewards) are the two cornerstones of my current weight loss (and it works) but I very much try to sneak a better diet in and I also really should start doing more sports.