Chapter Five: Dinner for One – Portion Control

No fad diet needed. It is simply a lifestyle

Your plate is your prescription—or your poison

CHAPTER HEADINGS

  • One Size Doesn’t Fit All

  • The Pressure to Blend In

  • Practice: The “Boundary Bite” Technique

  • Food Is More Than Fuel—It’s Feedback

  • How Food Speaks—And Why We’ve Stopped Listening

  • You’re Not “Getting Old”— “You’re Getting Inflamed”

  • What Food Should Feel Like

  • The Myth of the “Balanced Diet”

  • “Everything in moderation” sounds wise—until you realize that moderate poison is still poison.

  • Build Your Own Blueprint

  • Real-Life Examples

  • How to Build Your Personalized Plate

  • Eliminate known offenders temporarily

  • Track Your Body’s Response

  • Bring back food one at a time and observe

  • Honor Your Data - What your body tells you is more valuable than any dietary trend or online article. If wheat makes you bloated, it doesn’t matter how “whole grain” it is

  • Find Replacements, Not Restrictions

  • Final Thoughts: You are not eating for today’s taste. You’re eating for tomorrow’s energy

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Chapter Six: Looking At Your Mouth in the Mirror