Eating out, part 2

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These are more notes from my weight loss class. Any misinformation is the fault of the note taker and I don’t know how to spell certain words.

  • If you know you’re going to eat out then modify your other meals smaller so don’t overshoot calorie goal.
  • Maybe do more activates if eating out.
  • You can select your order and chose a better choice.
  • Eat out less often: set a goal of frequency
  • Reduce portion size.
  • Drink water before you eat out to fill the belly.
  • Put in drink flavoring into drink but do it at a reduced quantity.
  • Flavored water with 0 calorie is fine.
  • If eat out and get 600 or less some feel good. It will be gaged on what you’ve already eaten.
  • We don’t want more than a third of our calories from coming from one meal.
  • Don’t skip meals to have calorie available for the meal. You’ll be hungry and it’s hard to not overeat because you’re hungry.
  • Take calories and divide by a third.
  • The higher fat the heightened calorie.
  • 20-30% of daily calories come from fat.
  • Choosing an appetizer is often more calories and sometimes the specially made salad can be higher calories.
  • Instead of getting 3 courses just chose one of the 3 courses.
  • Fat-free dressing may be available.
  • Some restaurants may offer min deserts or to split the dessert.
  • Try to plan ahead if you know where you are going.
  • if you go to the same places frequently then you can plot out what to each and each time you go there you’ve already know what you can eat.
  • Website: halfydiningfinder.It’s run by dietitians. Will give what eating establishments offer healthy choices. Gives distance and price. And how many healthy items there are at that location.
  • As you choose food, see what sites that you really like and chose those and resists items -that you don’t like as much.
  • Maybe use a smaller plate.
  • Holiday season the average American gains .8 pounds.
  • 2800 calories eat above your needs.
  • If you treat the holiday as one day and overeat then you can be ok but the others days keep to your goals.
  • Stay conscious of your habits.
  • Enjoy that one day, but get on track immediately the day after.
  • Make a plan that will help to compensate for your weak areas.
  • Set yourself to success by planning.

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