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For years, scientists on both sides of the Atlantic have been trying to unravel the "French paradox" - the finding that despite a high-fat diet, the French appear to have a lower rate of heart attacks (as well as a lower rate of obesity) than other Western countries, particularly the United States. While no definite explanations are available, it may have a great deal to do with how the French approach eating. Try these seven steps that are the norm in the typical French diet:
- 1.Eat smaller portions.
- 2.Eat only at mealtimes, and avoid snacking.
- 3.Eat a wide variety of food.
- 4.Don't skip meals.
- 5.Enjoy your food, and focus on dishes made from quality ingredients that are fresh and locally grown.
- 6.Stick to your internal cues. When you no longer feeling hungry, stop eating.
- 7.eat meals with family and friends so eating becomes a pleasurable experience and not something to “fit into” a schedule or feel guilty about.
Consider changing your approach and attitude toward eating and see if it makes a difference in your life.
From:DrWeil.com
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