People ate less of a portion of food if it was labeled "double-size" rather than "regular." Karen Hopkin reports
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With no end of diets to choose from, it is clear they collectively make little long-term impact on body weight with most people regaining any weight lost within months. So, rather than putting the focus on dieting to lose weight, how much impact could a change in mindset to conce ... Show More
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035 SP Disordered Eating: 9 Signs of an Unhealthy Relationship with Food
Disordered eating—the less serious, but much more common version of a full-blown eating disorder—is an unhealthy, obsessive relationship with food. This week, the Savvy Psychologist reveals 9 signs of disordered eating so prevalent they pass as “normal,” plus 4 tips on how to imp ... Show More
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