for thoughtIf you146re trying to eat healthy the holidays can be tricky You don146t want to deprive yourself of your favorite foods but you also don146t want to eat excessively We cooked up a few tips ID: 889720
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1 Here’s some food for thought. If yo
Here’s some food for thought. If you’re trying to eat healthy, the holidays can be tricky. You don’t want to deprive yourself of your favorite foods, but you also don’t want to eat excessively. We cooked up a few tips to help you stay sane during the season of eating: Slow down and chew. Food satisfaction comes from being hungry because it makes food taste better. But when you’re really hungry, you might eat too quickly. Make sure to slow down, chew around 32 times per bite, and enjoy your food! 1 Food isn’t everything Food may be a great thing, but it isn’t the only thing when it comes to your health around the holidays. Make sure to also manage your stress levels, get enough sleep, and stay active as much as you can. Mindless eating is often triggered by visual food cues, which can lead to overeating or unsatisfying food choices. Try serving dinner from the kitchen so that food isn’t sitting on the dining table in plain sight, where everyone can see it. Omada helps you lose weight, gain energy, and improve your overall health, all with a simple app. We’ll match you with a Health Coach you can talk to anytime, anywhere—and you’ll never pay a dime. 1 Reference: kidshealth.org/en/parents/prevention See if you’re eligible for Omada in just 1 minute: omadahealth.com/must