“Hara Hachi Bu” vs. Super-Sizing: How 80% Full Beats the All-You-Can-Eat American Dream
Americans eat until their plates are empty. That’s just what we do. But 92% of restaurant meals give you more calories than you need in one sitting. Your waistline shows it. Meanwhile, people in Okinawa, Japan, do something different. They stop eating at 80% full. It’s called Hara Hachi Bu. And these people live longer…
