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Taking small bites and keeping food in the mouth for longer appears to reduce food in

"Blog Feeds" at Low Carb Diet Support: "Some individuals, hard as they try, may still fine it difficult to moderate the quantity of food they eat. At least one reason for this can be that they are eating foods that aren’t particularly ...."

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06-19-2009, 01:38 AM

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Taking small bites and keeping food in the mouth for longer appears to reduce food in

Some individuals, hard as they try, may still fine it difficult to moderate the quantity of food they eat. At least one reason for this can be that they are eating foods that aren’t particularly satisfying. Two factors that affect the sating effects of food are the glycaemic index (the speed and extent to which [...]

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