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"The first wealth is health."
–Ralph Waldo Emerson
Diet for stress management: stress-reducing foods (WebMD)
Tip: For weight loss: Never skip meals. When losing weight it is important to maintain an even blood sugar level as this will prevent hunger. If you skip a meal you are more likely to give in to a craving.
You're It. Get Fit! President's Challenge
How do I know when I am hungry or full?
Did you know? When you are dieting it is a good idea to only weigh yourself weekly. Weight loss is a long process and your weekly weigh-in will give you a good overall idea of your progress. If you weigh too often you may become disheartened if you don’t drop pounds as quickly as you would like.
Tip: Keep hydrated. Drink 6 to 8 glasses of water or other fluids per day. It is essential for the healthy functioning of the body and often we can mistake thirst for hunger. Water makes you feel fuller.
Adults
Eating Fruits and Veggies on the Go
When you are on the go and all is chaotic use these tips to help you get more fruits and veggies into your diet. These ideas are easy to select when eating out or to prepare to take along.
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Family Health and Fitness Day is Saturday, September 25
Get busy now planning a healthy family menu and a family activity that gets you all up and moving!!
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Healthy Red Foods
Many red fruits and vegetables are loaded with powerful, healthy antioxidants such as lycopene and anthocyanins that may do anything from fighting heart disease and prostate cancer to decreasing the risk for stroke and macular degeneration. Antioxidants soak up damaging free radicals.
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The six super foods every woman needs (WebMD)
Tip: For weight loss: eat slowly. People who are overweight tend to bolt their food. Savor and enjoy what you eat and take time to chew your food.
Small Steps Change of the Month
To increase your daily steps replace 30 minutes of TV time with a walk.