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Healthylife® Weigh Part 3 Air travel can be time consuming because of the time it takes to get to the airport, get through security, wait for a flight, fly, and get to your final destination. Avoid going more than 3 to 4 hours without having something to eat. Plan to have a meal, a snack, […]
Healthylife® Weigh Part 4 Eating cues are things that prompt you to eat. They come from links your brain has made between eating and other events. When done over and over again, the event itself triggers eating. Some examples of events that trigger eating are: * Morning coffee breaks: Doughnuts, sweet rolls * Watching football
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Healthylife® Weigh Part 5 Know why you are being physically active. This will help get you motivated to start and to keep going. 1.Connect with your interests.If you enjoy hiking, find a new trail to explore. If you are in a new place, plan a day with lots of walking to learn about your new
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Healthylife® Weigh Part 4 Learn the differences between passive, aggressive, and assertive communication. Passive * You lack expression for yourself. * You do not stand up for your rights and needs. Result: You usually do not achieve your goal. Aggressive * You stand up for your rights and needs, but at the expense of someone
Healthylife® Weigh Part 3 Driving while sleepy can severely impair your driving and cause an accident. Studies have linked sleepiness and fatigue to decreases in reaction time, decision-making, and mind and body coordination. All of these factors are very important for safe driving. According to estimates from the National Safety Council in 2017, one out
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Healthylife® Weigh Part 5 Learn how to do an exercise before you try it. Watch someone demonstrate it, either in person or in a video. If possible, do the exercise with someone who can correct poor form. Warm up before moderate or intense exercise. Start slowly. You should gradually start breathing harder and feel your
Healthylife® Weigh Part 3 While this section gives lots of tips for saving time, you may not want to speed through food preparation! Here are some reasons to allow extra time in your day or week for food preparation: * Making more recipes from scratch will give you more control over what is in your
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Healthylife® Weigh Part 3 In 2016, the FDA approved a new food label. The new food label is already on many foods. By mid-2021, all food labels will look like the new label. The new label will help you make more informed choices about what you eat. The changes are shown in the graphic below.
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Healthylife® Weigh Part 6 What you eat may impact your mood. Make sure you are eating a balanced diet with nutrient-dense foods. B vitamins and magnesium can be helpful for managing anxiety and boosting your mood. Avoid foods and drinks high in sugar that can cause mood swings and fatigue. B Vitamins B vitamins can
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Healthylife® Weigh Part 2 Try to include a fruit or vegetable with most snacks and all meals. Here are a few ideas to get you started. Add to Foods You Already Eat: * Add an extra cup (or two!) of chopped veggies into your favorite omelet, soup, casserole, or whole grain pasta or brown rice
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