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  • I still measure and weigh..then I don't need to worry about it. When I'm out I eyeball, put the food on my plate in what looks like my normal portion and don't reach for more.

  • Don't look for a physical sensation, weigh out a small portion of food and just eat that. If you find you overate, make sure to weigh out a smaller portion next time.

  • Measure everything. I am 14 months out from surgery and still measure everything. 95% of the time I will automatically portion out the exact portion amount by site but I still measure it to be sure it

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I still measure and weigh..then I don't need to worry about it. When I'm out I eyeball, put the food on my plate in what looks like my normal portion and don't reach for more.

Measure everything. I am 14 months out from surgery and still measure everything. 95% of the time I will automatically portion out the exact portion amount by site but I still measure it to be sure it was right.

Don't look for a physical sensation, weigh out a small portion of food and just eat that. If you find you overate, make sure to weigh out a smaller portion next time.

Same as everyone said. It is so easy to add just a little bite extra here and there. Measure at least until you are positive about how much you are to have. Good Luck

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