Author: Renato De La Rosa, MD
Using 9-inch plates produces portion control and you will eat less and feel fuller. Avoid using 12.5 to 13- inch plates.
Eating from larger plates can trick your brain into thinking that you are eating less than those who eat from a smaller plate, when you are actually eating more. This is an example of Delboeuf Illusion (Optical Illusion).
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R. De La Rosa, MD.
Jan. 25, 2023
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