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		<title>By: Easy Peasy Portion Control &#171; Vibrance Nutrition</title>
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		<description>[...] 3) Chopsticks are our friend &#8211; they make it impossible to shove fist-sized globs of rice in my mouth when I am noshing on yummy Thai cuisine after a workout, and they slow my meal wayyyy down. Given that it takes 20 minutes for your stomach&#8217;s signal to the brain to activate the sensation of fullness every thing we can do to slow down our eating is a step in the right direction. Want to slow down even more? Try a mindful meal.  [...]</description>
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