Give up sugar. Don’t indulge in sugar from time to time and don’t come up with excuses why you’re not trying. Just give it up. Sugar doesn’t boost you with more energy; in fact, it takes energy from you by providing you with a short burst with a rush and then a crash. You don’t need a short burst of energy, you need energy that lasts. Sugar fails.
Sugary drinks are the fattest things you drink. Keep in mind that fruit juices are almost as toxic as soda. They contain just as much sugar, and the small amounts of antioxidants do NOT negate the harmful effects of sugar.
Sugar consumers. Not only does sugar give you a quick rush while taking away your long-term energy it also increases your appetite. Also, sugar makes losing weight seem impossible.
Eat more fruits and vegetables. You should consume one fruit and one veggie a day for three months. You can add more later (after feeling the results). The habit of eating one fruit and vegetable on a daily basis will establish a routine and provide you with a source of nutrition.
Make things easy. If you love the taste, eat your favorite fruit and vegetable. If you love convenience, eat the convenient fruit and vegetable. If you like nutritional value, choose what you consider the most nutritious fruit and vegetable. What you do should reward you.
Meet small goals that equate to sizeable results over the long run (like giving up sugar) and you’ll find that your energy levels increase to make difficult tasks becomes easy. In other words, these are the 20% of solutions that will give you 80% of the results. You can focus on the other 80% later.
Vegetables and fruits are essential health foods. They are loaded with prebiotic fiber, vitamins, minerals and all sorts of antioxidants some of which have beneficial life effects.
Studies show that people who eat the most vegetables and fruits live longer, and have a lower risk of heart disease, type 2 diabetes, obesity, and all sorts of diseases.
Eating water-rich fruits and vegetables like cucumber, watermelon, and strawberries contain minerals, salts, and natural sugars the body needs for excellent hydration levels, so eating them can sometimes rehydrate our body more effectively and tastily than water.
Eat Fatty Fish. Salmon is loaded with omega-3 fatty acids and various other nutrients. Studies show that people who eat the most fish have a lower risk of all sorts of diseases, including heart disease, dementia, and depression.
Eat Eggs and Don’t Throw Away The Yolk. Whole eggs are so nutritious on the planet that they’re called “nature’s multivitamin.” The yolk contains almost all of the nutrients. It is a myth that eggs are unsafe for you because of cholesterol. Studies show that they have no effect on blood cholesterol in most people.
Telling people to throw away the yolk is the most damaging nutrition advice ever.
Take Care of Your Gut Health With Probiotics and Fiber. A gut microbiota is a collection of bacteria that live in your gut.
Gut bugs are incredibly critical for health. A disruption in gut bacteria is associated with some serious chronic diseases, including obesity.
A very effective way to improve gut health is to eat probiotic foods like live yogurt and sauerkraut. You can also take probiotic supplements, and eat plenty of fiber. Fiber functions as fuel for gut bacteria
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Start by doing what’s necessary; then do what’s possible, and suddenly you are doing the impossible. The difference between “impossible” and “possible” health lies in determination. Sometimes if you want a change for the better, you have to take things into your own hands. You must take personal responsibility.
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