When do you say enough is enough? Today is the day
because when it’s all said and done, it all comes down to this.
- Stop dieting and stop saying that you’re going to cut things from your diet or that you only eat this or that.
The recommendation is to keep a food journal, and with this,
I actually agree. But I would go a step further, not only should you write down
what you eat, but you should also write down how you feel before and after.
Examples of things to look for are, did you develop indigestion, or a headache,
or did you become extremely fatigued or even irritable after your meal. Once
you start seeing a pattern develop, (for better or worse) you will start seeing
how your body is speaking to you, begging you for either a change of food, or
more of a certain food. If you listen, your ultimate diet goal will be
achieved, whether it’s to lose or gain weight. When you take this approach you
will start noticing how easy it is to give up the things you once thought you
couldn’t live without. For years the only beverage I enjoyed was coke. I am not
exaggerating when I tell you that the only thing I drank was coke, no water, no
juice… Then, one day I started to notice how sick coke was making me feel, I
could barely eat my food because as I was trying to swallow, the gasses from
the coke kept coming up. Needless to say, I listened to my body and I am happy
to report that for nearly three years I have stopped drinking coke and now I
only drink water. My body thanks me.
However, there is one thing that none of us can escape from,
and that is, exercise. Guys, whether you like to or not, exercising is the best
thing you can do for your body. No matter your age, you would be doing yourself
a great service by taking at least 30 minutes a day to move your
body. Your 70 year-old self will thank
you for it.
Till Next Time!
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