Quick Verdict
The chaos test: dosing anchored to the kettle (the one fixed point in a mother-of-three's morning), the kids'-plate grazing habit — the household's silent calorie channel — quieted by week four, the 9 PM sanity-snack shift softened, and adherence survived two sick weeks at 93%. The mom-specific verdict: 4.7/5 — the grazing finding is the story.
The Household Gauntlet, Documented
Baseline in her words: 'I don't eat meals — I eat everyone's edges.' The documented pattern: crust-and-leftover grazing off three kids' plates (the silent channel the volume guides can't see because no plate was ever hers), the snack-board picking through homework hours, and the 9 PM kitchen shift — the day's first quiet hour spent decompression-eating per the emotional-eating decoder's classic loop.
Setup respected the chaos: the kettle anchor (the single fixed morning event a school-run household possesses), the bottle stationed beside the tea caddy, and the log app on the phone because paper doesn't survive toddlers.
The Grazing Verdict
Week four's entry names the finding: 'scraped the plates into the bin instead of me — didn't notice till after.' The edge-grazing pattern — resistant to every intention-based fix she'd tried — thinned as the appetite noise dropped: 'it wasn't hunger, but it was easier to not-do once the background wanting quieted.' The 9 PM shift softened in parallel, the decompression need rerouting to the tea ritual the nighttime guide prescribes.
The two sick weeks stress-tested the system: anchor held (kettle runs regardless), 93% adherence overall, streaks intact. Honest limits: the sleep deprivation a four-year-old administers remains undefeated, and flat-tired days still ran flat. But the household's silent calorie channels — the edges, the board, the 9 PM shift — quieted enough that the tape moved without a single announced diet. 'Nobody in this house noticed anything except me buying smaller jeans.' 4.7/5.
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