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Wise Man Daily - November 2017

With the November 2017 issue of Wise Man Daily, learn about mistakes to avoid on airplanes, using Facebook to your advantage, principles to make you feel happier, and more. We hope you enjoyed Halloween and are looking forward to Thanksgiving and the heart of the holiday season. We have some big plans coming ahead!

With the November 2017 issue of Wise Man Daily, learn about mistakes to avoid on airplanes, using Facebook to your advantage, principles to make you feel happier, and more. We hope you enjoyed Halloween and are looking forward to Thanksgiving and the heart of the holiday season. We have some big plans coming ahead!

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Researchers have found that logging onto Facebook can actually be good for your health. Here are<br />

tips on how to use the social network to your advantage.<br />

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1<br />

YOU ARE NOT PORTIONING<br />

YOUR FOOD OUT<br />

<strong>Man</strong>y guys don’t put enough value on<br />

how important portion sizes are. You<br />

may think you can just eyeball how much<br />

food you eat and that won’t do very much<br />

harm, however it can make a significant<br />

difference when you are attempting to<br />

lose those last couple of pounds. So if<br />

you add a few extra tablespoons worth of<br />

peanut butter into your smoothie every<br />

day, that is about 120 extra calories, which<br />

adds up to an additional 840 calories<br />

per week. As you start getting closer to<br />

what your target weight is, it becomes<br />

necessary to be even more meticulous.<br />

If you are not seeing results any longer,<br />

then portion control is something you<br />

need to pay close attention to. First of<br />

all, get familiar with what you should eat.<br />

For example, a beef serving is 3 ounces<br />

(around the size of a card deck), and an<br />

ice cream serving is half a cup (around the<br />

same size as a tennis ball). Next, measure<br />

the food out. Once you are familiar with<br />

what that quantity looks like, you can then<br />

eyeball your portions.<br />

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