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8 tips to trick the brain to be thin🧠🧐

🧠 Our brains are smart... but they're easier to fool than they think. 💅ðŸŧ

Because maybe..."Weight loss" is not a matter of the body, but the "art of brain deception." 😌

"8 tips to fool the brain to be thin."

💚 1ïļâƒĢ use "blue / blue" in the kitchen. ðŸĨĢ🧊

Trick: Blue is a rare color in natural foods (except blueberries). The brain will associate this color with "unfoodiness" or "satiety."

Change the plate / tablecloth to blue, light blue lights in the kitchen, or sip water from a blue glass when you want to eat fussy.

🧠 Results: The brain immediately reduces food excitement!

💚 2ïļâƒĢ Brush your teeth immediately after the main meal. ðŸĶ·âœĻ

Trick: The smell and fresh mint taste from toothpaste is a sign telling the brain that "the eating mission is over." Completely.

Brushing your teeth within five minutes of eating will help create a "barrier line" for the brain to stop thinking about eating the next meal for longer.

💎 Tip: Refreshing in the mouth actually reduces the craving for dessert!

💚 3ïļâƒĢ wearing a leotard / wearing a belt while eating. 👖👚

Trick: A slightly toned garment is like a physical "satiety measure." When it feels a little tight or uncomfortable, the brain perceives the "already full" signal more clearly.

Avoid loose clothes while eating! Tactile perception tricks the brain into stopping eating faster than waiting for a stomach signal.

ðŸ’Ą Skinny because the body warns, not because of starvation!

💚 4ïļâƒĢ Food with "left hand / non-right side." ✋ðŸŧ🍎

Trick: Using a non-dominant side hand to pick up a food scoop automatically slows down "eating.

Slow chewing, the brain has time to fully perceive satiety and reduce the chance to scoop up more food.

🧠 Results: Slow down eating speed = trick the brain into feeling "satisfied" with a smaller amount than before.

💚 5ïļâƒĢ Place a "healthy" food at eye level. ðŸĨ•👀

Trick: The brain chooses what it sees first! This is the psychological core "environment arrangement."

Set the fruit / nuts / yogurt in the fridge in the easiest visible layer and hide the candy / sugar in a solid box that needs to be tried for.

💚 Our brains are lazier than they think - it will always choose an easy pick!

💚 6ïļâƒĢ Drink "clear" water before eating dessert. 💧🍰

Trick: The clear color (water) helps reset taste buds and quickly signals "emptiness" or "fulfillment" into the brain.

10 minutes before eating a cake or ice cream, sip a large glass of water or sip a probiotic "kombucha."

ðŸĶ  Probiotics Reinforce: Having good microbes in the gut that balance will also help control bad microbial sugar cravings!

💚 7ïļâƒĢ "take a picture" of every meal eaten. ðŸ“ļ😋

Trick: Visual recording forces the brain into "Mindful Eating" mode and has to accept what it eats.

Before eating. Take a picture! This trick allows you to think before you pick up the 2nd or 3rd piece, knowing to save it.

💎 Results: The brain automatically decides on a better diet when it knows it needs to "record evidence."

💚 8ïļâƒĢ add probiotic as the "breakfast" of the gut. ðŸĶ â˜€ïļ

Trick: Good intestines = Communicate with the brain, know the story! Focus on eating probiotic foods (such as yogurt, keefer, kombucha) in the morning to "reset" the brain-intestine axis (Gut-Brain Axis).

💚 Adding probiotics to the first meal will help the intestines send "full" signals (Hormone Serotonin) to the brain quickly and accurately throughout the day → Less hungry / Not easy to fall off!

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L. Tatana ðŸĪðŸĶĒ

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4 study tips that kept me going without motivation
#studyingmotivation #studytips #study #StudyHacks #studyaesthetic
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studywithnaomi

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Learning Tips & Tricks Backed by Science 🧎 🧠
It’s midterms season, and everyone is usually pretty stressed around this time, including yours truly! Anatomy is a beast for real! However I thought I’d share some of my favorite learning tips with you for a slightly easier way to study! 📖 🔑Feynman Technique: You get to pretend to be the t
Stella Studies

Stella Studies

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How to bring order to a chaotic brain
Do you find yourself forgetting things all the time and running back into the house to grab them? Because same! And sometimes it’s more than once. A scatter ADHD brain can be frustrating if it’s not controlled. There’s an easy fix for that.. and it doesn’t involve meds! Here are four hacks I
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Jau ðŸĪŽ

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Medical study tips ðŸĨ°ðŸĨ°ðŸĨ°
#studymedicine #medicaltesting #nurisngschool #premed #medicalethics
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Vera - Medical Student

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Helpful study tips
Here are some study tips that I think are the most useful! 1. Put your phone away: you probably hear this a lot but it’s soo true! I’ve noticed a huge difference when I do this. You can turn off your phone, toss it across the room, or leave it in another room. 2. Make a list: this is also super
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Kasope Salau

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A comprehensive chart detailing the 12 cranial nerves, including a mnemonic for memorization, their functions, specific tests, and expected normal responses. Each nerve is categorized as sensory, motor, or both, providing a clear guide for neuroanatomy study.
12 cranial nerves memory trick
🧠âœĻ Unlock the Power of the Brain – One Nerve at a Time! âœĻ🧠 Studying the 12 cranial nerves doesn’t have to be overwhelming! This vibrant, easy-to-digest chart breaks them down with memory tricks, tests, and normal responses to help you conquer neuro like a boss. 💊 ðŸ”đ Whether you’re a med studen
Katelin Allen

Katelin Allen

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Best supplements for Brain fog
I found a supplement that’s really made a difference for me, so I’m sharing the info in the hopes it helps others too. Give it a try and let me know in the comments if you find anything else helpful for clearing brain fog. Together, we can support each other on the journey to mental clarity!
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MilaidyðŸŦ§ðŸŒšðŸ•

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6 Tips for ADHD GirliesâœĻ
Most days, I feel like I’m stuck in the loop of ‘I’ll start soon or I’ll do it tomorrow,’ and then I panic when time slips away😕. Add time blindness (hahahaaa) and out-of-sight-out-of-mind strugglesðŸĨī, and it feels like I’m always playing catch-up. But I’m learning, growing, and finding ways to w
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Tamia NicoleðŸĶĶ

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Best nursing study tips #nursingstudent
#nursingschool #nursingessentials #medschoolapps #medstudent #nursing school
Study with Anna

Study with Anna

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Boost Your Brain Power with These 6 Channels! 🧠ðŸ’Ĩ
1.Psych2Go Psych2Go offers short, animated videos on psychology and mental health ðŸ’Ą. They simplify emotions, relationships, and behaviors in a fun, easy-to-understand way. Great for quick self-awareness boosts. 2. Alux.com Alux blends personal development with luxury lifestyle 🌟. Learn success
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emilie.studygram

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9 Decluttering Tools For The ADHD Moms BrainâœĻ
So, you've bravely decided to wage war on clutter, but your brain's idea of a "plan" is to get distracted by a dust bunny and start researching its origins. You're in the right place! We're about to dive into nine life-saving (practical) truths about getting organized when y
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Aanjelae

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Glow skin and flat tummy tips ðŸŦķ
If your skin feels dull and your stomach is always bloated, it’s probably be a it’s connected ðŸ˜Ģ Once my skin care stopped working and I kept breaking out and i started feeling more fatigued and less motivated I decided to start working on my gut and that changed everything! I was less puffy,
Rarity

Rarity

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Become A WIFE - Tap Here for TIPS!
Hey ladies, l'm back for the final part if you've been following! Sorry for the delay, but let's jump into it. The FIFTH WAY is going to BE PLEASANT AND PEACEFUL! Cut the attitude! Smile! Have fun! Leave your past in your past. ENJOY being with a person. â€Ēâ€Ēâ€Ē For those that are new, g
Tiara Marie

Tiara Marie

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A customizable one-week packing list categorizes items into clothing, toiletries, carry-on bag essentials, electronics, documents, and miscellaneous. Each category provides bullet points of recommended items for travel.
A detailed carry-on only packing list, including sections for clothes, toiletries, essentials, bags, and packing tips. It offers specific items like outerwear, skincare, and in-flight kit suggestions, along with advice on efficient packing.
Tips on Making Your Packing/Traveling EasierðŸļ✈ïļ
We know how hard and very stressfulll it could be when we’re about to travel somewhere, even if it’s for a day or two lol. Trying to cram your cutest outfits into your suitcase. Indeed, the anxiety of figuring out what to pack (and how to make it all a fit) can put bit of a damper on your pre-getaw
Angelina

Angelina

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Tips for Replacing Home Essentials âœĻ
🕰ïļ How often should you replace these household items? 🕰ïļ ðŸģ Pots and pans: Every 3-5 years, depending on usage and material. Non-stick pans might need replacement sooner if the coating peels. ðŸšĻ Smoke detectors: Every 10 years. Remember to replace the batteries at least once a year. 🛏ïļ Matt
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Heather ðŸĐĩ

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My Tips to Survive College!
College can be overwhelming and scary but the best advice I can give is to take it ONE DAY AT A TIME! ðŸŒļ Find a study method that works for you! Mine are: Quizlet and torturing my boyfriend with questions! ðŸŒļ Be open minded Some people will think you’re dumb for not knowing everything right o
Faeryn Tuttle

Faeryn Tuttle

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Second Brain Apps to organise your digital life
Just think about having a second brain to help you remember important stuff like notes, ideas, and tasks, so you can think more freely. The main idea of this "second brain" is to let your real brain focus on being creative and smart, instead of worrying about remembering and organizing e
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Reverelia

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⮇ïļTop 5 Nursing Priority Tips for the NCLEX:
📌Make sure to save this for study time! 1. ABCs First - Airway > Breathing > Circulation 2. Maslow's Hierarchy - Physical needs come before emotional 3. Acute > Chronic - New, sudden symptoms take priority 4. Unstable > Stable - New admissions, unexpected changes first
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Nurse Nicole

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