Greek Yogurt
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I was just getting my "brunch" together. I'm in the Green Zone but throughout the stages I was not hungry in the mornings. I wait until I am getting that signal and today that was about 11:30 AM (and I've been up for hours -- imagine welcoming hunger!). I love Greek yogurt and have been getting the 100 calorie versions with fruit. I don't do artificial sweeteners, so these yogurts have Steevia and real sugar. I honestly cannot believe this health food girl is having sugar, but it's so little, I enjoy it, it doesn't set off cravings -- that's all the old days. Heck, I didn't "allow" myself dairy much of the time, either. Turns out I have no real problem with any foods. It was the volume.
Anyway, I put mix-ins in my yogurt because otherwise, for me, it's just a slider. Chia seeds for Fiber, walnuts and a bit of gluten-free Cereal. I add collagen which is for arthritis issues but it also jacks the Protein up. This all goes into that little cup (easy-peasy portion control), and I stir it up. Here's the thing: if I just ate the yogurt, for me it would be a slider. This gives me something to chew on. I chew and chew and enjoy every bite of this yummy treat. The band works by dimming the appetite. The esophagus squeezes as we swallow our food -- this is how the brain gets the signal for satiety. Could I eat more? Sure. But I don't need to and I am really enjoying that feeling of satiety.