Here are simple tips to help you maintain your weight this season:
1. Eat in moderation.
Try not to eat too much. It is important to know when to stop to avoid overeating. Remember, overeating will lead to weight gain.
2. Eat slowly.
This will help you determine whether you have had enough to eat or not. According to research, it takes about 20 minutes for your brain to let you know you are full. That’s why it is important to listen to your body.
3. Eat healthy.
Make healthy food choices. Eat salad, vegetables, crackers and fruits instead of chips and other junk food.
4. Continue to Exercise.
Do not make parties as your excuse for not going to the gym. Set your goals and make it a point to find time to go to the gym. Regular exercise will not only help you lose or maintain your weight, it will also help you stay healthy and strong.
5. Do not skip meals.
Be sure to eat at least 3 regular meals and 2 snacks a day. Skipping meals will not help you lose weight as it may lead to overeating.
Have a joyous and a safe holiday season!
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Catharine “Kate” is a Certified Administrator for Residential Care Facilities for the Elderly (RCFE) and an Expert Senior Care Advisor. Kate’s grandmother battled Alzheimer’s Disease and Kate personally understands what millions of families are going through. Kate and her team are very passionate in empowering Seniors and their families by providing them with the Best Available Senior Care Options based on Senior’s care needs, preferred location and family’s budget.
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