I view intermittent fasting as a lifestyle, not a diet, and
that means making healthy food choices every time you eat.
Not exact matches
High levels of diet - related chronic diseases in the UK, including heart disease,
mean it's essential we have clear and consistent
food labeling so people can
make healthy choices.
Obviously, things have changed in my years of eating traditional southern
foods to eating a
healthier diet now (that's a lifestyle
choice for me, not a «diet»), but that doesn't
mean I don't enjoy my southern staples
made healthy occasionally.
«The important thing is to have a
healthy body, which
means making good
food choices and getting regular exercise.»
Preventing disease
means having the forethought to eat your fruits and vegetables, drink pure clean water, order green tea instead of coffee,
make the
healthiest choice available, cut out fast
food when possible, go to bed at a decent hour, keep a positive mental attitude, find abundant joy in the simple little things, and get some form of exercise each and every day.
I have experienced personally what it
means to faithfully follow God's direction in my life to choose the
healthy foods that He has provided for me — and
making that
choice has drastically changed my life.
Maintaining a
healthy diet
means (virtually) abstaining from sweet
foods — candy, cakes, cookies, desserts, and similar
choices, as their primary ingredients have be found to include unhealthy hydrogenated fats, sugars including artificial sugars, colors, preservatives, and many other man -
made chemicals you may want to avoid.
First of all, we start
making healthy food choices and that
means actually about avoiding sugar, refined carbohydrates, really importantly
food sensitivities as well.
In addition to helping maintain a
healthy immune system, many vitamins and other micronutrients are necessary for hormone production, which
means that in order to maintain a
healthy metabolism, we need to educate ourselves on how to
make smart
food choices that allow us to get all those vitamins and minerals we need each day.
It helps children to detect and fulfil the body's needs, which
means they might be more likely to appreciate the value of exercise and
make healthy food choices that help the body to perform well.