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    Healthy eating: How to practice portion control
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    Healthy eating: How to practice portion control

    By Anujj Trehaan
    Jun 03, 2025
    01:44 pm

    What's the story

    Understanding portion sizes is key to a balanced diet and overall health.

    Most of us fail to understand what is the right amount of food we should consume, and can either overeat or undereat.

    By learning to gauge portion sizes correctly, one can make informed choices that support their nutritional needs and health goals.

    Here are insights on recognizing portion sizes, along with practical tips for incorporating them into daily meals.

    Drive 1

    Visualizing portion sizes

    Visual aids can be useful in understanding portion sizes.

    For example, a serving of rice or pasta should be about the size of a tennis ball. Whereas a serving of vegetables may look like the size of your fist.

    Using everyday objects as a reference makes it easier to estimate portions without requiring measuring tools.

    This helps in making quick calls while preparing meals or eating out.

    Drive 2

    Reading nutrition labels

    Nutrition labels are the best source of information when it comes to serving sizes and nutrient content.

    By paying attention to these labels, you can get a better idea of how much you're actually consuming against recommended daily values.

    Notably, package servings may differ from your needs, so adjusting portions accordingly is key for maintaining balance.

    Drive 3

    Mindful eating practices

    Practicing mindful eating means paying attention to hunger cues and savoring every bite without distractions such as television or smartphones.

    This way, you're encouraged to eat slower, giving your body time to signal fullness, before you go overeating.

    Mindful eating not only helps control portion sizes but also increases enjoyment and satisfaction from meals.

    Drive 4

    Using smaller plates and bowls

    Opting for smaller plates and bowls can naturally keep portion sizes in check by serving smaller amounts of food at a time.

    This simple switch creates an illusion of fullness with less food, helping you avoid overindulging without feeling deprived.

    It's the perfect mindful eating strategy for anyone looking to manage their intake effortlessly.

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