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Top 15 Weight Loss Questions Answered!

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Eat Slowly to Lose Weight

Q. Diet programs often say you should eat more slowly. Does this really help with weight loss?

A. It's not clear from studies whether eating slowly helps people eat less food. "It's worth a try, however, to slow down and tune in to knowing when the food has satisfied you -- especially if you are a fast eater," says Anne M. Fletcher, M.S., R.D., L.D., author of Thin for Life, Eating Thin for Life and Thin for Life Daybook (Houghton Mifflin Co.). As with any strategy, if it doesn't help, you can abandon it.

Maybe it's not the speed of eating, but out-of-control portion sizes. Get these tips for better portion control.

 
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