There is great benefit to learning to eat the foods you love in moderation. No one is saying you can't lose weight, be fit, and still eat birthday cake, a Sunday roast, and Holiday treats. However, sometimes breaking out of your regular routine can give your healthy eating a jumpstart. Here's how:
No doubt we are living in a strange world. On the one hand, food companies have found countless ways to deliver us food that's quick and tasty but is closer to an edible science experiment than actual food. On the other hand, stores like Whole Foods have made the notion of healthy eating more mainstream. How can you balance the two? Why not try adding a healthy meal into your diet once a day or even a few times a week. Learning to eat foods in their natural form is a part of one of our 10 Healthy Habits called Savoring Your Food.
RAW: A raw diet consists of eating completely uncooked foods. Your staples would be smoothies (a blissful one to try: almond milk, frozen banana, hemp powder, spirulina, apple juice and a handful of berries), salads and sprouted nuts and grains. Eating live foods can give you a burst of energy and vitality.
VEGAN: A vegan diet consists of vegetables, whole grains, beans and fruits. It avoids any animal products (dairy, eggs and meat). This type of diet was made popular by the book Skinny Bitch. Eating one meal a day that is full of whole grains and vegetables can be nutritious and delicious.
MACROBIOTIC - This consists of a balance of unprocessed foods including fish, sea vegetables, beans and whole grains (usually brown rice). Celebrities like Madonna and Gwenth Paltrow have openly discussed the benefits of eating this kind of diet. It also refers to eating slowly and chewing thoroughly.
Hippocrates said, "let your food be your medicine." Part of recovering your power is knowing how particular foods affect your physical and mental health. By experimenting with different styles of eating you might find yourself feeling completely energized, refreshed and invigorated.
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