9 Tips on Staying Fuller, Longer …


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9 Tips on Staying Fuller, Longer ...

Do you know what I hate? Eating a meal and then being hungry again an hour later. This is especially troublesome during the holiday season because there is always so much food in the house! I know you see all those super weight loss cookies and food bars on TV that are supposed to take up space in your stomach and keep you full, but forget that. Here are 9 health tips on how to stay fuller for a longer amount of time.

1. Keep Up with Carbs

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Carbohydrates are an important part of your diet. You can keep them in your diet and still eat healthy. Just stay away from bad carbs. Good carbs, however, will sate your appetite for longer. Potatoes are a great choice.

2. Chew gum between meals

Unless you’re one of those people who frequently swallows gum (ahem, guilty), it’s not going to actually make you full. However, chewing gum between meals can be helpful because it can signal to your brain that something flavorful is in your mouth. Sugarless gum is best: it’s better for your teeth and it will create more saliva. That will also make you seem fuller longer.

3. Drink Water with Your Meal

Drinking water with your meal is a great way to start. It’s much better to drink than soda, or even juice, tea, or wine. Save those things for before the meal, or after. Water is thought to be more filling, even if it’s just a way to trick your stomach. This method works if you’re eating a proper portion of a healthful meal.

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  1. January 28, 2011 at 1:29 am Permalink
    Carinne says:
    I think she means right after, everyone is different so it probably varies.
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  2. January 8, 2011 at 10:30 pm Permalink
    Aimee says:
    There are studies that say exercise can ward off hunger for up to 3 hours, after a workout I usually dot feel like eating right away.
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  3. January 6, 2011 at 4:47 pm Permalink
    Idy says:
    I totally agree, when I used to jog in the mornings all I could imagine was what I would have for breakfast.
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  4. December 31, 2010 at 1:37 pm Permalink
    yukaiumi says:
    I disagree with exercising decreasing your appetite. I’ve never been more hungry in my life as when I started running. I wanted to eat all the time and it never seemed like I was getting ... See more enough food. Most athletes tend to feel this way, I found the same thing when I was in intensive training for ballet.
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