How To Stick To Your Resolutions And Be Healthier In The New Year

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For many people, the new year is a great time to reflect on our past actions and decisions and to set new goals for the future.

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Do you resolve to do your body some good? Making small changes in diet and exercise will reap big rewards.

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The key is to have realistic expectations.

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The problem: “Most people have unrealistic expectations,” says Cynthia Sass, a nutritionist with the University of South Florida in Tampa and a spokeswoman for the American Dietetic Association.

“They decide this is the year they’re going to completely change everything about their diet,” she tells WebMD. “That’s just too hard to do.”

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Here Are Some Tips For A Healthier Diet And Lifestyle In 2019:

Don’t Skip Breakfast.

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Don’t Skip Any Meals Or Snacks.

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Include A Total Of 30 Minutes Of Activity Every Day.

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Drink Less Soda And Sweetened Drinks.

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Aim To Eat Five Servings Of Fruits And Vegetables Every Day.

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Keep Pre-Cut Fruits And Vegetables In Your Fridge

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Bring Healthy Snacks To Work.

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To read the full article via WebMD, click here.

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