I’ve searched the internet a bit and found a couple of Chinese clubs at other universities. Collecting any email addresses and asking for suggestions. Let’s see what we get back.
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Keep a log of what you eat. At first start off by tracking basic information about what you are eating. After that start including more information as to how you feel after you eat (energy, mental clarity, digestion). Read an article which said that of people who lose weight and keep it off, 90% continue to keep a food journal.
