Most of us are guilty of using the holidays as an excuse to drop our mindful diets and health habits. While the holidays should be a time for merriment and enjoyment, there are ways to enjoy the holidays while staying on track. Many of us find ourselves a few pounds heavier after the holiday season and having to do some damage control—luckily, there are ways to prevent this cycle. One of the most enjoyable parts of holiday fun is to be able to feast on foods we aren’t accustomed to on a day-to-day basis, and we still can—as long as we simply exercise moderation. Eating a small, healthy meal before a holiday party is an easy way not to overindulge in the festivities’ sweets and treats. In addition, volunteering as a designated driver might actually save quite a few calories—and can help stick to a plan for moderation while still having plenty of holiday fun. Read more…
Depression and weight gain are deeply intertwined, often creating a vicious cycle that can be difficult to break. Individuals struggling with depression may experience changes in appetite, decreased motivation to […]
Read More
Follow Us
Like us on Facebook
Follow us on Twitter
Watch us on YouTube