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The Most Important Tip for Permanent Weight Loss
The Most Important Tip for Permanent Weight Loss
www.ThinChoices.com
If you want to become thin, think as your thin friends do. The Hunger-Satisfaction Scale (shown below) can help you learn how to do this. Every time that sit down to eat a meal or a snack, ask yourself where you fit on the HSS scale. In the ‘thin world’, you would remain between a four and a six most of the time. This is the secret to how thin people always appear to be so in control of their appetites.
Hunger-Satisfaction Scale (HSS):
10: Stuffed to the point of feeling sick (“Thanksgiving-full!”)
9: Very uncomfortable, tired
8: Uncomfortably full
7: Feel you have eaten just a little bit too much
6:
Comfortable, satisfied
5: Just noticing the first signs of hunger
4: Hungry, ready to eat
3: Very hungry
2: Extremely hungry, irritable
1: Starving, can’t concentrate, dizzy
© 2004 Jill M. Fleming. All rights reserved.
About the Author
Jill Fleming, MS, RD is a Registered Dietitian & the author of the book Thin People Don’t Clean Their Plates. This book reveals the THIN CHOICES success strategies that promote both impressive and permanent weight loss results. With Jill’s natural ability to motivate others, she can teach anyone to apply these same strategies to their own busy life. Jill says, “Life is too short to live in a body that you don’t enjoy.” www.ThinChoices.com
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