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Author: Meg Claridge

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Easy switcheroos to help you lose weight

Look, adjusting your diet for weight loss can be tough. So I’m here to help. Here are my top switcheroos to cut back on calories simply. Switch White rice for basmati rice Basmati is low gi and lower calorie and

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Fad diets

You’ve seen them, and you and/or your subconscious know how to identify them. The key thing about these diets is they are unsustainable, and often sound too good to be true. These diets generally result in the yo-yo diet experience.

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Realities of diet and weightloss

I was once told, you can eat anything so long as you exercise enough. The reality however is: I wasn’t exactly a junk food person and by most people’s standards, I ate healthily. My diet consisted of mainly ‘healthy’ main

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Sleep

Sleep can not be underestimated for its affect on the body. Good sleep is an amazing emotional and physical support to the body. Sleep helps the brain process the emotions of your day. Those who get ‘good’ sleep also are

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Barley, Kale & Pepita topper

While this is great on top of soups and salads it is also great as a quick snack eaten on it’s own. It is great as is so filling and full of nutrients.

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Defining Progress

When assessing progress, there are many more important metrics to measure than weight loss and probably some societal expectations to get over.

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mind matters

All parts balance and joy

As you work on yourself, through moving, the psyche, through food, you will naturally develop a sense of ease, balance and joy. I’m not saying all days will be easy, but when your body is feeling better, so are you.

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Nut parmesan

Is it really parmesan? No, Is it a really tasty topper to pasta, vegetables and any meal? Absolutely

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Food matters

We talk about food like it is some kind of evil.  But, food nourishes us, it gives us energy, it sustains us, it is essential.  We treat it like it is something to be wary of. Don’t eat too much.

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