Why YSK: many countries have issues with weight, such as mine with 74% of US adults being overweight or obese. The global weight loss industry is over $200 billion yearly, with many influencers, pills, and surgeries promising quick results with little effort. These often come with side effects, or don’t work long term.

Studies suggest filling yourself with foods low in caloric density and high in fiber, like fruits and vegetables, can help reach and maintain a healthy weight. It’s good to have these foods available in our living spaces to make the choice easy. Your taste buds will likely adapt to love them if you’re not there yet.

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    44 months ago

    I do most of my dieting at the store, I dislike spending money, so it’s really easy to avoid the crap there.

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      24 months ago

      For me it’s all about the list. I’m opposed to spending money in general, but I also enjoy, and am pretty good at, cooking.
      If I don’t have a good list, my weakness is to start designing meals based on random ingredients I see at the store, and then I buy the stuff, go home and cook the food, and enjoy too much of it. Beyond eating too much of it, it’s just tricky to design a good dish that’s tasty and also not silly unhealthy while standing in the grocery store.

      Took a bit to learn to make a note of the idea in my phone, and then design it at home. Then it can go on the list.