Friday 10 October 2014

7 Simple Ways to Master Your Munching & Eat Less Everyday

iVillage |Tip-A-Day: Healthy Eating
Master Your Munching: Simple Ways to Eat Less Everyday
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Every day we make more than 200 subconscious food choices. That's right --from whether to have a bagel or oatmeal for breakfast to how many cookies we have after lunch, we're mindlessly eating all day. What we may not realize is how much our environment -- whether we snack at our desks or grocery shop when we're hungry -- affects our eating habits.
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