Jul 17, 2025
It’s a mindful eating strategy that teaches you to pause, assess, and avoid overeating - especially when tempted by irresistible foods.
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Take just one serving of the food you love - like one Sabudana vada or one piece of chocolate - and eat it slowly, enjoying every bite.
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Before you reach for a second piece, ask yourself: “Can I also eat a third one?”
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If the idea of a third one feels like too much, don’t eat the second. Stick to the one you enjoyed, and move on - satisfied, not stuffed.
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If you truly feel you could eat three, then allow yourself the second, and go ahead with the third if you're still hungry.
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Craving a fourth? Ask yourself: “Can I also eat a fifth?”The rule is simple: don’t stop at an even number - stop only when you’ve had enough odd-numbered servings.
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This method forces you to make conscious choices, keeping you aware of your hunger and breaking autopilot eating habits.
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By aiming to end on odd numbers and checking in before every bite, you stay mindful and avoid that “I overdid it” feeling.
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Next time you snack, try the Jordan Formula - you might be surprised how empowered and in control you feel.
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