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Hi Rich
I really enjoy your posts.
Your teeth experience sounds seriously scary. Three 'esses' I'm sure you
could have done without. I hope it has settled down now.
I still enjoy the food just as much
without that extra bit: I still spend just as long eating it, and
I still feel full at the end (where before I'd probably have felt
overfull), and it still tastes the same.
That's great. I think it has lots of benefits - as you will see from my
post
to Deb, esp re the digestion.
The other thing I thought of too is about the time it takes the stomach
to
get the message to the brain re fullness. Eating slower will give a chance
for that to happen.
What you say also makes me think about why I need to eat: part is flavour,
part is needing to be full (which is why I eat quickly sometimes) - to
fill
that empty feeling that has nothing to do with hunger, part is habit.
One of the things I have enjoyed this last week (when I was No Sing - and
it
hasn't all been successful) was feeling hungry - real hunger, and going
with
it until it was time to eat, or I had time to eat.
All the very best
Jen
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