Like to eat but don't want to deal with the consequences? You are not alone. I, too, love food, especially holiday meals full of scrumptious meats and yummy treats. However, I don't want to overeat and gain weight afterwards.
Here are simple and sneaky tips that prevent from overeating during the holidays:
Just think about it: if you cannot fit all that food on your plate, you can't eat it.
The more you socialize with others, the less you eat. It's that simple.
Denying Aunt Hilda's worldfamous apple pie won't kill her, but it will save you hundreds of calories, and a lot of guilt.
I know it's hard to say no to Aunt Hilda, or Granny May, or your pushy mother-in-law, but do make an effort, and make it firm. Practice in the mirror if you must.
If you are a guest, then help out around the kitchen. Helping cook, serve or clean up saves you from eating pre-dinner snacks. Plus, it makes you an awesome guest.
Down a glass of water before you eat. Water makes you feel full.
Here are simple and sneaky tips that prevent from overeating during the holidays:
1. Use a Smaller Plate
Just think about it: if you cannot fit all that food on your plate, you can't eat it.
2. Mingle
The more you socialize with others, the less you eat. It's that simple.
3. Learn to Say No
Denying Aunt Hilda's worldfamous apple pie won't kill her, but it will save you hundreds of calories, and a lot of guilt.
I know it's hard to say no to Aunt Hilda, or Granny May, or your pushy mother-in-law, but do make an effort, and make it firm. Practice in the mirror if you must.
4. Help Out
If you are a guest, then help out around the kitchen. Helping cook, serve or clean up saves you from eating pre-dinner snacks. Plus, it makes you an awesome guest.
5. Drink Water Before Meal
Down a glass of water before you eat. Water makes you feel full.