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— a self-described “former lifelong binge eater” who says she shed 160 pounds from 2018 to 2020 and kept it off — recommends focusing on moderation in your daily life, slowing down when eating, deemphasizing holiday foods and forgiving yourself for slip-ups.Weight loss coach Amber Clemens recommends focusing on moderation in your daily life, slowing down when eating, deemphasizing holiday foods and forgiving yourself for slip-ups.
Instead of denying herself, she started planning sweets into her day until the “food noise” in her head dissipated.“I used to eat so fast because I felt ashamed about almost every single thing that I would eat,” Clemens shared. “What would happen is, I wasn’t giving my body time to recognize that I was getting full, or at least comfortable, and I would just overeat before even recognizing it.”reported that average caloric intake declined by 9.5% when pizza eaters chewed 1.
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