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How To Plate Your Meal To Lose Weight, Nutritionist Explains
This simple plating technique can help you get more macronutrients and follow portion control, both essential for good health and weight loss.
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How To Control Your Meal Portion At Indian Wedding? Watch Viral Video
In the video, the content creator made a big X with the help of rice, dividing her plate into equal halves. Read on for details.
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Here's How You Can Portion Your Plate To Satisfy Hunger Hormones Without Starving
Portion control can help you maintain a healthy weight. But many find it hard to restrict portion size. Here's a clever trick that might help.
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Weight Loss: Nutritionist Explains How To Portion Your Plate As Per Carbs, Proteins And Fats
Weight loss: Filling half of your plate with veggies is an effective way to garner better results from your diet. Nutritionist Rachel Paul explains more. Read here to know.
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Weight Loss: Learn The Basics Of Portion Control From Nutritionist Nmami Agarwal
Weight loss: To practice portion control, use your hand as a visual guide for serving sizes. Your thumb, pointer finger, palm and fist can be used to estimate how big your servings should be for each of the food groups.
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Struggling With Portion Control? These Tips Will Surprise You How Easy It Is
Portion control is an important factor that affect your weight loss results. Many find it hard to maintain the right portion size. Here are some tips from experts that might help cut your calorie intake.
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Weight Loss At Home: 6 Diet Tips From Expert That Won't Fail
Weight loss: In order to add more volume to your plate, fill it up with veggies. So for example, if you are having a simple meal like dal rice, but don't feel satiated after eating in that portion, you can load up on some veggies in the form of a salad.
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Mindful Eating Tips: How Practicing Portion Control And Using Smaller Plates Can Help
Mindful eating involves paying attention to the food you eat. It is the key to being fit, healthy and disease-free. Nutritionist Ishi Khosla gives some tips on how you can follow it.
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Parents, Here's How You Can Encourage Healthy Eating Habits In Kids
If your child is a fussy eater, you can involve him/her in the process of cooking or offer a variety of colour foods on their plate. Here are more such effective tips that can help in developing healthy eating habits in children.
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Ram Vilas Paswan Proposes 'Fixed' Food Portions, Twitter Can't Digest It
Union Food Minister Ram Vilas Paswan wants to fix the portion size of the food you order. With the intention of not wasting the food we eat at restaurants, the minister says how many prawns or chicken pieces you'll get on your plate should be standardised.
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How Many Prawns On Your Plate? 'Fix' Portions, Says Minister Ram Vilas Paswan
The amount of food served in restaurants and hotels may soon be "fixed", the government says, so people will not waste what they can't eat. Union minister Ram Vilas Paswan says he has called a meeting to discuss with the food industry on deciding and standardising how much should be served.
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How To Plate Your Meal To Lose Weight, Nutritionist Explains
This simple plating technique can help you get more macronutrients and follow portion control, both essential for good health and weight loss.
-
How To Control Your Meal Portion At Indian Wedding? Watch Viral Video
In the video, the content creator made a big X with the help of rice, dividing her plate into equal halves. Read on for details.
-
Here's How You Can Portion Your Plate To Satisfy Hunger Hormones Without Starving
Portion control can help you maintain a healthy weight. But many find it hard to restrict portion size. Here's a clever trick that might help.
-
Weight Loss: Nutritionist Explains How To Portion Your Plate As Per Carbs, Proteins And Fats
Weight loss: Filling half of your plate with veggies is an effective way to garner better results from your diet. Nutritionist Rachel Paul explains more. Read here to know.
-
Weight Loss: Learn The Basics Of Portion Control From Nutritionist Nmami Agarwal
Weight loss: To practice portion control, use your hand as a visual guide for serving sizes. Your thumb, pointer finger, palm and fist can be used to estimate how big your servings should be for each of the food groups.
-
Struggling With Portion Control? These Tips Will Surprise You How Easy It Is
Portion control is an important factor that affect your weight loss results. Many find it hard to maintain the right portion size. Here are some tips from experts that might help cut your calorie intake.
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Weight Loss At Home: 6 Diet Tips From Expert That Won't Fail
Weight loss: In order to add more volume to your plate, fill it up with veggies. So for example, if you are having a simple meal like dal rice, but don't feel satiated after eating in that portion, you can load up on some veggies in the form of a salad.
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Mindful Eating Tips: How Practicing Portion Control And Using Smaller Plates Can Help
Mindful eating involves paying attention to the food you eat. It is the key to being fit, healthy and disease-free. Nutritionist Ishi Khosla gives some tips on how you can follow it.
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Parents, Here's How You Can Encourage Healthy Eating Habits In Kids
If your child is a fussy eater, you can involve him/her in the process of cooking or offer a variety of colour foods on their plate. Here are more such effective tips that can help in developing healthy eating habits in children.
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Ram Vilas Paswan Proposes 'Fixed' Food Portions, Twitter Can't Digest It
Union Food Minister Ram Vilas Paswan wants to fix the portion size of the food you order. With the intention of not wasting the food we eat at restaurants, the minister says how many prawns or chicken pieces you'll get on your plate should be standardised.
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How Many Prawns On Your Plate? 'Fix' Portions, Says Minister Ram Vilas Paswan
The amount of food served in restaurants and hotels may soon be "fixed", the government says, so people will not waste what they can't eat. Union minister Ram Vilas Paswan says he has called a meeting to discuss with the food industry on deciding and standardising how much should be served.
