March is National Nutrition Month, a time to evaluate your food selections and eating habits. Here are a few recommendations to help you maintain a healthier lifestyle and maybe add more spice in the bedroom.
- Phone calls have fewer calories than snacks, unless you eat and talk at the same time. Try to eat more nutritious snacks such as dry fruits, nuts and seeds.
- Eat in moderation.
- Go natural. Consume more whole grains, legumes, fruits and vegetables.
- When it comes to dessert, desert the table and limit your consumption of refined sugars.
- Go easy on alcoholic beverages. Get high on water.
- Check to see if your number is up by having your blood cholesterol tested. A desirable number is under 200.
- Become a private investigator and make it your business to examine food labels.
- Walk!
- Add more spice to your life. Use herbs and spices in place of salt.
- Expose yourself to the natural sunlight. This is one way to get your Vitamin D. About 15 minutes will do it.
- Limit your fat intake to fewer than 30% of your total calories for the day.
- Make meat a side dish and not the main course.
- Keep a tight rein on fry foods. Bake, boil, broil, poach or steam.
1 comment:
Hehe! I love your play on words! This post is really awesome. I agree that walking is such a key to better health! A lot of us take it for granted.
:)
~Zabrinah
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