Some Tips You Can Make To Improve Your Health

Some Tips You Can Make To Improve Your Health

Not every change you make to live a healthier lifestyle has to be drastic. Many people go balls to the wall and cut out all their carbs or go from never running to training for a marathon.

The problem? Most realize how difficult such a drastic change can be and bail on their goal.

It’s better to take baby steps on your quest to build a healthier, stronger version of yourself. Pick one or two of the changes below and focus on those. Once you’re comfortable with the changes you made, pick up a few more.

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• Come up with a workout plan that involves hitting the gym at least 3x a week.
• Buy fruit instead of cookies and donuts.
• Eat more vegetables. The fiber and nutrients will keep you full and prevent overeating.
• Consume 25g fiber per day if you are female, 38g for males.
• Drink less coffee so that you do not rely on caffeine.
• Get 8-10 hours of sleep.
• Go on a run at least once a week.
• Read a blog on bettering your health and/or fitness at least once a week.
• Plan your meals ahead of time so that you don’t give in to cravings when come meal time.
• Purge your pantry of all junk (and no, not by eating it).
• Try cooking healthy recipe instead of eating out.
• Talk to someone new at the gym every week. Making friends will make you enjoy your time there and want to return.
• Buy egg whites instead of only whole eggs.
• Try turkey bacon instead of pork bacon (I eat both depending on the occasion).
• Keep an exercise log so you can see that you are making progress.
• Invest in healthier snack foods such as nuts, fruit, snap peas, baby carrots, etc.
• Set a goal and don’t stop until it’s achieved.
• Set baby goals with corresponding rewards to encourage you along the way.
• Don’t be afraid to ask for help, whether that be talking to a fit friend or hiring a fitness professional.
• Understand your body. Figure out the number of calories you can consume daily to maintain, gain, or lose weight.
• Avoid drinking to get drunk except on special occasions (it really shouldn’t be an end-of-the-week habit).
• That said, restrict yourself to 1-2 alcoholic beverages when you do drink casually.
• Increase your protein intake. It will keep you full and promote recovery from exercise.