1. Manage Your Appetite. Eat foods that help you keep full and contain moderate calories. Choose foods that are lower calories and are higher on protein and/or fibre. Foods that are closest to nature are among the best for this. Veg, fruit, fresh meats, fish, potatoes, eggs, yogurt, beans, lentils, wholegrains. 2. Beware Of Food Reward Seeking out high calorie foods was valuable to us back in the day when we were hunter gatherers and food was scarce. High calorie foods that contain combinations of sugar, fat, salt, starches & protein can be highly valuable and feel rewarding to our brains. Eating them can feel good. Our brains are hard wired to look for them. Now though, in most parts of the western worlds food is abundant and we have foods that are highly refined and super calorie dense that our ancestors would never come across. It is very easy to overconsume those foods- chocolate, biscuits, sweets, crisps, pizza, chips etc. They may give us short term pleasure and drive overeating, leading to wait gain. 3) Manage Your Food Environment Try and avoid unnecessary temptations.
4) Get Moving This doesn’t just mean hitting the gym. It can mean increasing your steps, going for walks, cycling, playing with the kids, keeping busy, going to dance class, yoga, recreational sports. Anything that gets you moving more. Try and find things you enjoy. Regular physical activity burns calories and helps weight management. 5) Get Adequate Sleep Getting adequate & quality sleep can help with good health & healthy weight management. It is something that is vitally important for our health, fitness and weight. It is important alongside diet and exercise but is often overlooked. It can play a role in 1. Regulation of appetite 2. Energy expenditure 3. Alterations in glucose metabolism 4. Cognitive functions 5. Recovery By taking a few simple steps and getting an adequate amount, it can play a major role in your health and fitness, help you reach your weight loss goal and make you feel better. https://www.ukfitnesspersonaltraining.com/blog/sleep-for-weight-management-health Jamie Miller- Personal Trainer UK Fitness Personal Training Aberdeen Fitness, Nutrition & Personal Training
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10/27/2021 06:09:34
It helped when you mentioned that foods that have lower calories and are higher on protein and fibre are great for weight management. My sister mentioned to me last night that she is planning to have nutrition counseling for a healthy diet and asked if I have any idea what is the best option to do. Thanks to this informative article and I'll be sure to tell her that she can consult a medical weight management clinic as they can answer all her inquiries.
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