FAQ:
How can I curb after-dinner snacking?
Voted "Best Answer" by Yahoo!Answers
I guess I'm lucky. I'm definitely a snacker, but for some reason, after dinner, I mentally check off food for the day. Instead of substituting healthy food for snacks, I think you'd be better off in the long run if you tried to eliminate your after dinner snacking all together. Some things that might help are:
- floss and brush your teeth for the night
- chew sugarless gum
- go upstairs and get away from the kitchen or just make the kitchen off-limits if you can't physically get away from it.
- have a cup of hot tea
- go for a short walk around the block
- call a friend, read a book, work on the computer...
- find something to do that will keep your fingers/hands busy such as knitting, cross-stitching, crafting, making jewelry, etc.
Good luck!
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