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Here’s 9 Step checklist to keep in mind and implement this holiday
Holiday time is amongst us again, and you may be wondering where the time went!
Let’s tackle navigating holiday food, hectic schedules, and sidelined routines.
Avoiding holiday weight gain may sound as feasible as Santa fitting down chimneys, but you can stay on track this holiday season with the 9 Step Checklist.
- Start the day with exercise as staying physically active usually results in gaining less and can even manage to lose weight.
- Meditate and read some motivational quotes to get you in the best frame of mind. Mindset is everything! Visualize how you want to feel and look this holiday season.
- Socializing with your family and friends can be done outdoors with a brisk walk instead of around the table. In between courses, you can start a dance party with great music! Play Twister and get physical!
- Stay hydrated throughout the day and remember that alcohol and caffeine can dehydrate you. Not drinking enough water can spark hunger, and you may be thirsty.
- Skip the simple carbohydrates and desserts staying focused on the protein.
- Practice mindful eating and being aware of how you are breathing, chewing, and drinking.
- Monitor your liquid calories and avoid alcohol. If you do drink alcoholic beverages, then drink a glass of water for each beverage, so you stay hydrated.
- Take your probiotics, and candida controlling enzymes to avoid bacteria or candida overgrowth and bloating.
- Get ample sleep to deal with family time and resisting over-eating. Make sure you get enough quality sleep.
Enjoy each day on your healthy journey.
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