Simple Dietary
Changes That Can Have an Enormous Impact on Your Health
We all want
to be healthier. Some want to live to
the age of 117; while others just want to get the most out of the life they are
given. This has been a universal
aspiration probably since man has attained self-consciousness. Incredible breakthroughs have been brought
about with the goals of longevity and quality of life as the sole
motivator. What if I told you, that
while these breakthroughs in health have had an amazing and positive impact,
the same headlong spirit that carried these brought with it dietary changes
that have sabotaged our health and wellness?
The following changes can be made in your life relatively easily and may
have profound results.
Stop drinking your calories!
Beer,
specialty coffees, juice and especially soda have quite efficiently played a
significant role in the development of our rolls. When you drink beverages that have calories,
your body can’t recognize the calories due to the fact that you don’t feel full
after consuming them. Due to that, you
body is still hungry so you still eat a full meal, while consuming a snack
along side it and you can’t see it.
Sugar is the enemy
More and
more studies are coming out stating that all the evidence points to sugar as
being the largest culprit in the obesity epidemic throughout the world. These studies disagree with the long-held
belief that fats are making us fat. To
take it a step further, sugar has been implicated in other health issues. Diabetes, is just the tip of the
iceberg. What if I told you the
inflammatory properties in sugar is feeding cancers? Another claim is that sugar and inflammation
cause more heart attacks than cholesterol does.
What about auto-immune disease being spurred on by sugar
consumption? To make things even
tougher, they are finding that sugar is as addictive as heroin. This may be a difficult battle to fight, but
it’s a battle worth fighting for your health.
Fruits and Vegetables make a return
Don’t call it a comeback. We’ve always been told the importance of
eating our fruits and vegetables, but many of us have difficulty meeting our
goals. Here is some motivation: more vegetables results in actually being
full, resulting in fewer calories, while feeling satisfied. Fruits can stave off craving for sugar due to
the natural sugars that are paired with the healthy fiber. The vitamins and minerals in the fruits and
vegetables can actually protect your body from the damaged done by sugars.
So, think
you can do it? Three changes that can
have fantastic benefit to your ability to fight illness, prevent effects of
aging and add life to your years. They
may not be easy, but they are worth it.
Remember, 1 year from now you can be in similar or worse shape, or you
can be making great strides in how you feel overall and about yourself in
general. You can do it.
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