Health

Gaining weight? Blame your crisper, your dinnertime routine, and even your flatware, says psychologist Brian Wansink. But check out the happy flip side: simple tricks like downsizing your dinnerware can subconsciously push you to eat less and losing weight.

I love being right. I try to research most of the advice I give to see if there is a precedent. I don’t just pull this stuff out of my you-know-where. Well, most of the time I don’t.

When I hear the term "raw food," my mind automatically draws up images of seeds, berries, nuts and other rabbit-like food. As a meat eater, that has little appeal to me — I have always equated raw food with boring, not-so-flavourful dishes.

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I'm working on a story about random acts of kindness, and that means that I have to dedicate a considerable chunk of my time to making an effort to be nice.