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Front-loading food intake (i.e. a decent breakfast and lunch) can be very important to avoid overeating at night - which I need tonight as I am going out drinking! β οΈπ» Therefore having a slightly bigger lunch than I anticipated is no bad thing at all, and all eaten and enjoyed mindfully with a friend ππ
Day 2/14: Eat One Bite At A Time Level IV
Connect with what's on your plate
Day10/14 Eat one bite at a time
After nearly 20years of eating way too fast & counting it as a t...
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Garbage can salads are always my favorite!
Spinach, red onion, fennel, pickled beets, tomato, avocado, pumpkin seeds, hemp seeds
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Sooo easy, healthy and tasty dinner tonightπ΄ and leftovers for lunch tomorrow! π
Day 7/7: Eat One Bite At A Time Level III
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Lentils are absolutely delicious & a great source of plant powered protein!
Green lentils, onion, celery, garlic, roasted cauliflower, and lemon
Mindfulness is key - to allowing treats without going overboard into a binge!!
Day 2/7: Eat One Bite At A Time Level III