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8 Effective Ways to Trick Your Brain Into Eating Less

Add more vegetables and eat them first

Apparently, adding veggies to your plate in large amounts and eating them first can trick your mind. This happens because you will start feeling full after you eat your broccoli. So, put that steak away and eat your veggies first!

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