One small evening routine that actually stopped late-night snacking — what was it?
Late-night snacking after dinner while watching TV or scrolling is so common. Tell us one tiny non-food routine you adopted that actually broke that habit for months — e.g., washing dishes right after eating, a 10‑minute walk, brushing teeth early, or switching to a hobby. Keep it to a single thing that stuck, not a full plan.
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A simple, evidence‑based option: brush your teeth 10–15 minutes after dinner. The minty clean acts as a clear “meal finished” cue and a sensory reward that makes grazing less appealing (habit substitution/implementation intention). It’s low effort, repeatable, and replaces the cue→snack loop. Practical caution: if you had acidic foods or drinks, wait ~30 minutes before brushing to protect tooth enamel.