PORTION CONTROL BOWL, PORCELAIN SET OF 2 for Weight Loss, Diabetes and Healthier Diets. Educational, Visual Tool for Adults and Children by Dietitian Amanda Clark
Brand: Portion Perfection
Color: White

The Portion Perfection bowl holds an easily measured portion. Designed to aid general weight loss as well as post-surgery portion control weight loss and food choices giving you a much improved diet. The Portion Perfection Bowl is a practical tool for everyone controlling their weight including those with a gastric band, sleeve gastrectomy or gastric bypass. With easy to see markings to measure cereal and snacks. The creator of Portion Perfection is a qualified weight management dietitian with 25 years’ experience. There's additional support available from the team at Portion Perfection via facebook.com/portionperfection so you're never alone. The creator, Amanda Clark is a sought after source of practical advice internationally. Click the “Add to Cart” button now to start creating a healthier you. This product works best with the Portion Perfection books, plates and the menu plan which identify the correct portion size of cereals, soups and desserts for your calorie needs. Please Note: Bowl measurements are metric – 1 cup is equivalent to the weight of 250 grams of water. Do not test the accuracy of this bowl with your own measuring cups as they may not be accurate. Test all items with 250g water

PORTION CONTROL - Helping you with weight loss management & building a healthier dietary intake - suitable for men, women and children as well as those having undergone bariatric surgery
EDUCATIONAL - Teaches you to serve, eat the right amount of food and allows you to control your diet and body weight
GOAL MANAGEMENT - Great as part of your new healthy diet, helping you achieve your goals. Easy accountability for portion sizing
SAFE & EASY - Microwave, Oven & Dishwasher Safe
DESIGNED BY A WEIGHT MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST - Designed to help you control weight loss and food choices giving you a clear idea of how much to eat and an easy way to get it right every time