Not exact matches
Instead of «going on a
diet,» which is a short - term behavior, more people seem to be thinking of their
diet in the broader sense and are
focused on
eating more healthfully, which for them is a longer - term proposition.
I've been copying your recipes for my very carnivorous family (tongue in cheek), there would be a revolt if I announced that we will be
eating plant - based
diet only but I am trying to limit the meat / poultry / seafood portions and
focus more on plant - based portions to very good results.
Your blog has been the biggest inspiration for me in shifting the
focus of my
eating to whole foods / plant - based
diet.
While my primary goal right now is to fight inflammation, the «
diet» is basically a clean
eating or whole food
eating plan,
focused on healthy, natural foods while limiting or eliminating processed foods.
I
eat a -LCB- mostly -RCB- plant based
diet,
focusing on the use of natural ingredients, whole grains, and plenty of fruits and veggies in my recipes.
and while a plant - based
diet is the
focus, the idea of «meat as a treat» —
eating high - quality, sensible portions of animal protein — is also central to her plan.
When chocolate chip muffins are part of a
diet plan, it shifts the
focus from «What will I be forced to
eat next?»
Though our
eating styles vastly differed when we first met (I
focused mainly on a plant - based, gluten free
diet and Stacey being Paleo) I loved how we were able to see through our differences and find the common ground: The fact that we were two women seeking health for our individual bodies, able to appreciate a lifestyle different of our own.
A Paleo - friendly
diet puts the
focus on
eating real, natural, whole foods that have gone through little or no processing to get on your plate.
In a recent «
Focus Group Study» of celiac's who were not
eating oats either because of fear or had previous reactions to other gluten free oats, 95 % had no problem with PrOatina oatmeal and have added PrOatina Oat products to their
diets.
At 65 years old, my wife and I are really
focused on
eating healthy but are also on a restricted calories
diet and logging all foods by nutrition and calories.
In fact,
diet and mental health are so strongly related, that what we choose to
eat each day can directly affect our mood, self - motivation and drive, the ability to
focus, and even how we make decisions as we go throughout each day.
At first it was because I simply wanted to
eat healthier; but later, when Juan was diagnosed with Celiac disease and my mom found out that she had Type II diabetes, I now had an even stronger and deeply personal reason to
focus on these special
diet recipes.
We're both huge sushi fans, which may sound odd for cooks who
focus on vegetarian cooking, but we consider ourselves flexitarian: our
diet is flexible enough to
eat meat on occasion, though we mostly
eat vegetarian at home (see this post about why we
eat what we
eat).
The paleo
diet focuses on
eating whole, healthy, natural foods that nourish your body.
«Clean
eating isn't a
diet, which is
focused on calorie restriction.
They
eat a typical midwestern
diet which
focuses pretty heavily on meat and bread products.
«People consume many different foods and beverages and quite simply, all kilojoules count — it is the total
diet, or overall pattern of food and beverages
eaten that should be the
focus of a healthy lifestyle.
The total
diet and all foods and beverages consumed should be the
focus of healthy
eating, not one particular ingredient, food or beverage type.
Having a wheat free
diet can be made so much simpler by using the GoodnessDirect flagging system which highlights everything you can
eat, rather than
focusing on all those foods you can't.
But older adults and those who exercise may find it hard to
eat enough to maintain lean muscle mass... especially those who follow a plant -
focused diet.
«A nutritious
diet means
eating a wide range of foods associated with a healthy lifestyle, however too often people will
focus on a single food type or nutrient when looking to improve their
diet.
All of January I am
focusing on
eating light and healthy and adding more protein to my
diet.
Of course when I needed to clean up my
diet and
focus on
eating less wheat and dairy, I naturally leaned towards higher - quality, more nutritional choices.
One of the things that inspires me most about the food blog community is its ability to bring together people of all walks and all
diets — instead of
focusing on what someone does or doesn't
eat, it's all about celebrating what we do have in common, and, most importantly, what's delicious.
I prefer to
focus on setting intentions versus ever calling the way I choose to
eat a «
diet».
A pregnancy
focused site is: http://www.blueribbonbaby.org/ Or you can safely
eat a Primal Blueprint www.marksdailyapple.com or Paleo
diet for optimal nutrition.
And while there is a fine balance between teaching your kids to be aware of their
eating habits and make healthy choices and placing an unnecessary amount of
focus on what they put in their mouth, sticking to a vegetarian / vegan
diet can help your kids develop a healthy relationship with food.
This is especially important for children
eating vegetarian
diets: They need to
focus on
eating plenty of iron - rich foods with foods high in vitamin C to boost absorption.
Focus on
eating a healthy
diet rich in dark, leafy greens, whole grains, lean meats and fruits which will boost collagen production and enhance skin elasticity.
With its
focus on clean
eating, the ketogenic
diet is a popular, effective way to change your habits for the better.
The study, which
focused on bears that had learned to
eat human food or food waste, found that the proportion of human foods in their
diets decreased by about 63 percent after the new strategies were implemented.
Focus on low - fat
diets and lack of differentiation between healthy and unhealthy fat has led to «paradoxical policies» about healthy
eating.
The hunter - gatherer communities in South America and Africa at the
focus of previous studies
eat traditional
diets that are high in fiber.
Our ancestors were
focused on survival, not necessarily
eating a balanced
diet.
As a summary, based on numerous studies, if your goal is to increase mitochondrial density and as a result increase the rate of fatty acid oxidation or fat loss,
focus your training program around strength training and HIIT, and
eat a
diet which is rich in protein and low - glycemic carbs.
I did continue taking a high - quality prenatal multivitamin and made sure to
eat a balanced
diet the rest of the time, especially
focusing on greens and protein.
Whether you're on a strict autoimmune Paleo protocol
eating bone broth and organ meats or on a raw vegan
diet of sprouted nuts and wild berries, it's essential to
focus on whole, real foods in their natural state — unadulterated by chemicals, genetic modification or hormones.
Instead of worrying about your vitamin levels,
focus instead on
eating a well - balanced
diet full of nutritious whole foods like leafy greens, colorful produce, lean proteins and whole grains; these foods will get you all the vitamins you need.
Focusing on a whole foods approach to
eating is an effective way to improve the omega - 6 / omega - 3 ratio in your
diet.
So enjoy sugar in small amounts, and
focus more on leading an active lifestyle and
eating an overall balanced
diet.
When I was actively working on remineralizing my teeth, I
focused on consuming a very specific nutrient - rich
diet, reducing mineral binders like phytic acid in the foods I
ate, and adding other lifestyle factors that boosted nutrient levels.
I also think it is important to note that these lunches don't have as much variety of vegetables and healthy fats as we would typically
eat at home, but I
focus on making sure that over the course of a day, our children
eat a well balanced
diet and get enough of each macronutrient, so I typically make more of their favorite foods and finger type foods for lunches to keep things simple.
I'm suggesting that we forever eschew the low - fat and low - calorie craze and
focus on
eating the most nutrient dense
diet we can, including all the healthy proteins, fats and natural starches (not from grains) that we need.
Diets fail because the
focus is typically on what you
eat and how much you exercise.
Remember that a true paleo
diet focuses on food that was raised in the wild, so channel this when deciding what to
eat.
«People should be
focused on trying to
eat a nutritious
diet, being more physically active, getting enough sleep, things like that — not
focused on what the scale says.»
As for
diet, he
focuses on intermittent fasting, which allows you to
eat larger, more satiating meals.
Continue with your interval and strength training workouts, and
focus on
eating a clean
diet and getting ample rest in between.
You also need to
focus on
eating a healthy
diet, including
eating foods that contain no added sugar, are natural, organic and unprocessed.