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Eating right means feeding your body with the right amount and types of food needed to survive each day. When you eat nutritional food you are letting your body absorb the energy that it needs to provide you with more stable energy and moods throughout the day. Healthy Foods Healthy Life As you live your daily life, you can plan out a diet that is healthy but also tasty. You don’t need to starve yourself to be idealistically thin. You just need to eat right and exercise regularly to achieve a well- balanced healthy mind and body. The key is moderation. Customized meal plans come in handy here to give you exactly what to eat to lose weight and get healthy without giving up your favorite food or starving yourself. Click here to access a plan customized to your body, situation, goals and taste buds. In all cases, whether or not it is about health or career, strong decisions always play an important role. Once you decide and commit yourself to staying healthy and eating right you a...

Let’s face it. If you want to lose weight, you’re going to have to eat less. Yes… yes… You don’t want to. You enjoy eating. Do you really have to cut down your calorie intake? YES? The problem society faces these days is that people eat too much. They eat when they’re happy. They eat when they’re sad. They eat when they’re hungry and they eat when they’re not hungry… out of fear that they might get hungry later. Once you aim to cut your calories, you will definitely end up eating less than you’re accustomed to. Since you’re already in the habit of eating a certain quantity of food daily, the body is going to feel a little hungry. This is normal. You’re not starving. Your body needs time to adjust to the fewer calories. There will be slight discomfort and you may find yourself thinking of food often. You will need to exercise will-power and not eat. Maintaining the caloric deficit is imperative to losing the pounds. This along with sleeping enough, structuring your workouts, eating the ...

  Create Good Physical Health The greatest challenge of staying fit is not the vigorous exercises or the preparation of a well-balanced food. It is the commitment that you have for yourself that makes all these things about staying fit become extremely difficult. Most of us have the intention of staying healthy, but not all of us can sustain healthy living. This is the reason why a lot of self-help tools were made including this article as it can help you continue and eventually achieve your health goals. To be able to carry on with this seemingly difficult task, it has to be perceived as something you do with no questions. We do these things because we believe that it is important and that we cannot live a day without doing it. The same concept applies when we decide to exercise every day. We need to have that mindset that exercising is the missing piece that will complete the process of staying physically fit and without it our other efforts will not suffice. Learning the basics ...

One of the most common misconceptions about the keto diet is that ketosis is the same as ketoacidosis. Ketosis, of course, is the metabolic process your body goes through when it burns fat for energy. On a standard diet, your body burns sugar for energy. This means when you eat carbohydrates, your body processes those calories into energy. Ketosis is the foundation for the keto diet. Unfortunately, a lot of people confuse ketosis with ketoacidosis. The former is safe. The latter is deadly. Obviously, they are not one and the same. Ketoacidosis is a condition where your body builds up too many ketone acids, which is the byproduct of breaking down fat. When your body builds up too much ketones, you can die. The good news is, for most people, ketoacidosis is not a risk at all. This condition really only becomes a risk if your body does not produce any insulin whatsoever. Put simply, it mostly affects people who have type I diabetes. If you're like most people who are thinking of t...

  If you are dreading the conversation about diet and exercise with your children, have no fear; you are not alone. Many parents do not know how to approach this subject with their kids. While parents can think of many fun and creative ways to incorporate healthy foods into their child’s diet, fitness routines seem a little trickier. It does not have to be that way, however. Fitness is easily incorporated into children’s routines as long as it is not a “drop and give me 20” mindset. Fitness should be fun for children. There are many ways to incorporate fun into fitness without your children knowing it. The Great Outdoors Sometimes, we as parents are so tired after a long day that the thought of going to the park or for a hike or bike ride is unappealing at best. However, once you begin to get into a routine of two or three times per week to venture out into the great outdoors, you will see and feel the difference in that fatigue in both you and your children There are many ...

Intermittent fasting (IF) has of recently become on of the most popular fitness and health trends and keeps growing in popularity over the years. Currently, I am  undergoing my own fitness journey and have been doing IF for 3 months now, so let's tackle the basics of IF today.  What is IF? IF is  an eating pattern that cycles between periods of fasting and eating. This does not specify which foods you should eat but w hen you should eat. However combining this is an appropriate  DIET PLAN  is advisable including a workout plan . IF is therefore described as an eating pattern and not a diet. IF  is very popular among the life-hacking crowd, because it involves less meal planning, cooking and cleaning up. CAUTION:   It is recommended that i ndividuals in need of sufficient calories on a daily basis should not attempt IF for example if your underweight, under 18 years, pregnant or breastfeeding and the elderly. Health benefits Weight loss Anti-aging (auto...

  Get off to the best start with these 8 diet and exercise tips. Drink plenty of water.   People sometimes confuse thirst with hunger. Drink a glass of water before every meal. You can always drink infused water to add some flavor to the water.  Eliminate liquid calories.   Ever heard of ‘empty calories? It is possible to consume hundreds of calories a day by drinking sugar-sweetened soda, tea, juice, or alcohol. They provide extra energy content without offering any nutritional benefits. Aim to sticking to water or unsweetened tea and coffee. Eat slowly and eat until ALMOST full.   It takes 20 minutes for the body to release leptin (the body’s satiety hormone) to kick in and let you know that you have eaten enough, take your time, eat slowly and chew your food. This method can help you eat more mindfully and increase your body awareness leading to improved hormone control. DO NOT, I repeat, DO NOT stock junk food.  To avoid temptation, do not stock junk fo...