How do I stop my holiday tummy?

You can avoid overeating during your trip by:
  1. Eating fiber-rich foods to help you stay full and prevent excessive snacking.
  2. Drinking water before, during, and after meals to improve digestion.
  3. Chewing your food slowly to feel fuller after eating less food.
  4. Sharing a meal to eat smaller portion sizes.




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