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[quote=Hadley2]
This is a little OT, but the eat everyting on your plate rule falls into this category, too--fastest way to train a child for an eating disorder ever. When this happens, the child is being trained to ignore his/her body signals regarding fullness and satiety. A full portion for one person may be too little or too much for another. You can't measure your way through life, you need to learn to listen to your body.
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My dh is 37 and was raised this way and he still wont stop eating until it is all gone. He will sit there and say I'm full but keep eating. I say then stop eating and he says I can't there is still food on my plate and I can't waste it. Guess who is at least 150 pounds overweight now.
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TPR...round 2
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