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    Four questions before you eat.

    Before a meal, run through these four questions. If a full plate feels like too much, use a smaller plate — but keep the shape. Twenty seconds, no counting.

    Is there lean protein?

    A quarter of the plate — fish, chicken, eggs, tofu, yoghurt or legumes. Eaten first.

    Is half the plate non-starchy veg?

    Leafy greens, broccoli, zucchini, tomato. Cook them if raw feels hard to digest.

    Is there a high-fibre carb?

    A quarter of the plate — oats, quinoa, brown rice, sweet potato, lentils or berries.

    Is there a thumb of healthy fat?

    Olive oil, avocado, nuts or seeds. Keep it small — too much can bring on nausea.

    By Caryn Levick, Clinical Nutritionist and Naturopath. This is general guidance, not a replacement for your prescribing clinician.

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