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DRESSING UP YOUR DINING
ROOM TABLE FOR WEIGHT LOSS SUCCESS
A few extra seconds of your time could
be all that you need to lose weight. How so? How could
losing weight be 'THIS' easy?
For ONE WEEK, try the following Diet
Experiment. Be sure and weigh the morning you begin your Diet Experiment
and again on the first morning after your experiment has ended.
For one week, take special care in 'meal
presentation'. If your meal comes from a cardboard box, empty the
contents on a pretty plate and toss out the box.
Set a candle or two on the table. Place
a bouquet of flowers there, too. Or a bowl of pretty stones - anything
that is pleasing to your eye.
Get out your best china and use it.
It's not doing anyone any good locked up in a cabinet collecting
dust. Drag out your pretty cloth napkins and laced tablecloth as
well - and those placemats etched with geese and daisies. Put on
some pleasantly sweet music to also enjoy.
And don't forget the wine glasses. Fill
those with a low calorie beverage, or skimmed milk.
Your dining table should be a magical
window that opens up into a beautiful kingdom, a place where you
can escape the stress of life. A spot where you can relax and enjoy
your meal. When we take time to chew our food, it aids in digestion.
And when we take to enjoy our food, it gives our body the necessary
time to let the tummy know that we are full. Generally, it
takes 20 minutes for the brain to register that! So you can
see how this Diet Experiment can assist you with weight loss.
Most of the time, you probably don't
even realize what passes your lips because the dining environment
is so fast-paced and stressful.
So take time and in doing such, you
may find that you enjoy your food more and that you actually eat
less than you would normally. It may be an important key to your
Weight Loss Success!
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