Most Britons continue to eat even if they are feeling full.

Men, on the other hand, blame women for feeding them more than they can eat.
Around nine in ten Britons say they were told by their parents to clean their plates, the survey by diet firm Lighter Life found.
Up to 71 per cent say they would buy the coffee the next size up from their usual choice or 'meal deal' including crisps or a bar of chocolate with the sandwich if it was just a few pence more.
"The research highlights how cheap food, a lack of awareness of appropriate portion size and junk food promotions are tempting British people to over-eat," The Daily Mail quoted Mandy Cassidy, psychotherapist, as saying.
And increasing portions coupled with cheap deals is not helping either.
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"In extreme situations, by choosing the wrong foods in the wrong quantities it can lead to a dramatic reduction in life expectancy," he added.
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