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Keeping A Diet Resolution For 2013 with Western Mass and Focus On Women’s Magazines

Posted by dyarn on
January 2nd, 2013

There is something very refreshing about the beginning of the New Year, it’s a clean slate, you can get let go of some of the poor habits and then there is always the hope of accomplishing many of the things you have always wanted to in the previous years.  The most popular resolution is weight loss through diet and exercise, and 80% of weight loss is contributed to your diet.  A sound nutrition plan can help you be successful in all areas of your life.  Proper nutrition habits boost energy, confidence and help develop proper sleep patterns.  Here are the top 5 tips to maintaining healthy eating habits and stick to your diet resolution this upcoming year.

Be accountable to yourself first. It is common for people to play the blame-game when it comes to explaining their current health. Instead of blaming the convenience of fast food or your family members who bring treats, take ownership when it comes to your health. Know that you are the only one to actively change your behavior.

Start small.  Successful people who are looking to make healthy lifestyle changes don’t make the mistake of biting off more than they can chew! No goal is ever too small, continuous small changes are what lead to big results. If your goal is to eat more vegetables and you have not been eating any at all then try to get in 1 serving at each meal rather than the optimal 9-11 servings per day.  Once you have become comfortable eating 2-3 servings then up the frequency.

Maintain a positive mindset.  Start the lifestyle change off right, instead of telling yourself you really need to stop drinking sodas or sweet teas, focus on increasing your water consumption instead. Decreasing the feeling of deprivation is very important and the payoff to that approach is huge.

Ensure you are getting adequate nutrients through supplementation.  Unfortunately the food that we consume today does not contain as many nutrients as it did years ago.  The food is being produced in mass quantities and the soil simply does not contain enough vitamins and minerals as it once did.  Supplements can help reduce cravings and promote weight loss by keeping the body adequately nourished and balanced.  The core supplements recommend to anyone include a high quality multi-vitamin, omega 3 fish oil, vitamin D-3, and a probiotic.  Consult with a health professional who specializes in functional medicine for additional supplement recommendations if you have a specific health issue such as, thyroid, adrenal, or hormone imbalance.

Stay educated on the latest.  Most people know what they need to do but often road block themselves to success because they really do not understand, “why”. For example, you know you should cut out artificial sweeteners, but if you don’t know why, you are more likely to consume them with the “ignorance is bliss” mindset, and your success if limited.  Read credible magazines, books, and blogs that are backed by honest research.

This is a preview of an article soon to be featured in Western Mass Women Magazine and Focus On Women Magazine.

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