There's a new fork in town. For years we have all heard how eating slower is healthier. The longer we chew, the smaller the food becomes and the more saliva gets mixed in to help in digestion. Chewing and eating slowly gives your stomach time to catch up to your eyes and if dining at a posh restaurant you won't be put on the "Don't let him in list, he gulps his food".
The new fork is programed to tell you when you are eating too fast. It signals you to slow down. Weight Watcher's has told its' members for years to eat slowly because it takes twenty minutes for your stomach to tell your brain it's full. Instead of a fork telling you to stop eating perhaps we need to implant IM from our brains to our stomachs. We could then stop short of filling up on meat and veggies and save room for dessert without over-stuffing ourselves. By the way, this fork is dishwasher safe as long as you remember to remove the mechanical part. Until next time, always eat dessert first so you will never run out of room.
The new fork is programed to tell you when you are eating too fast. It signals you to slow down. Weight Watcher's has told its' members for years to eat slowly because it takes twenty minutes for your stomach to tell your brain it's full. Instead of a fork telling you to stop eating perhaps we need to implant IM from our brains to our stomachs. We could then stop short of filling up on meat and veggies and save room for dessert without over-stuffing ourselves. By the way, this fork is dishwasher safe as long as you remember to remove the mechanical part. Until next time, always eat dessert first so you will never run out of room.
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