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If your stomach is growling when you enter the grocery store, you’re more likely to reach for junk food, such as potato chips and chocolate chip cookies. Avoid unhealthy choices by eating a healthy snack before you leave the house. If you find yourself getting hungry while you’re food shopping, drink some water or buy some nuts to munch on.
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