To help lose weight, a smart bowl has just been launched to help control portion sizes.
Bat is named IGGI of American engineer Roderic Andrews, is currently being sold in the US and the European market. This is a science-based, portion-controlled bowl that helps users maintain a balanced, scientific diet that is beneficial for health and weight loss.
Smart bowl helps users to lose weight. IGGI is made from Stoneware, a clay-based ceramic material that contains a small amount of stone, has a design “hidden calories” to trick the brain, helping to eat less than normal. The curved bottom of the bowl makes it always look full, and actually contains up to 33% less food, no more than 600 calories. And yet, the red heart of the IGGI bowl helps people to have positive feelings, reducing appetite compared to white dishes. In particular, it also helps users to enjoy more beneficial dishes, especially green vegetables. According to Roderic Andrews, combining red with the IGGI application, the two create a more “balanced” eating habit. Each IGGI bowl has 15 recipe cards and 15 habit cards that encourage users to maintain healthy nutritional habits, persevere in the pursuit of a chosen scientific diet, eat less, but still feel full. Stoneware material is Japanese-inspired, creating for the bowl of beauty luxurious, microwave-friendly and easy to wash after eating. Ngoc Anh ( YDC– 3/2021 )
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