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*Winter weight tracker
12-02-2020
2020
Weight Loss articles and diets
BE NOURISHED - Winter weight tracker When its wet and cold outside, finding the motivation to eat and exercise properly can be low on the priority list. Monique McKenzie has some helpful motivational tips and tricks to avoid winter weight gain. Good Health Aug-19; issue 1908; 054 - 057; Text Available
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caption@P@ 1 Op fo ariet o atura w egetable reach for healthy sugars It’s no secret that we crave a little sweetness when the temperatures start to cool. Even in winter nature comes to the rescue with high-nutrient, seasonal vegetables to give you the sweet taste you desire – beetroot, sweet potato, and pumpkins are great for their vitamins and mild natural sweetness, and will help you resist sugar’s temptation. Don’t forget about warm fruits either – they can be a delicious and healthy winter treat. You can bake or roast apples, bananas or pears and eat with a drizzle of honey or a sprinkle of cinnamon. Drink cold water Good news if you drink your water cold, regardless of the season! When you consume liquids that are colder than your core body temperature, your body has to work to warm it up, and it burns extra calories in the process, according to a 2003 study on the metabolic effects of different water temperature published in The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism. Sleep more When the weather’s cold and the days are short, human bodies return to the natural, evolved state of slow metabolism and more sleep. Get more sleep during the early, dark evening hours, and wake up earlier to catch every ray of sunlight possible. When you wake up early and get more morning sunlight, it has a positive effect on your sleep cycle. More sleep, especially in winter, also stops you from ate-night snacking. Bundle up Those bulky, restricting ayers might weigh you down and make it extra hard to move, but they also amp up the intensity of every step you take. So simply dressing for cooler weather helps your resistance and strength training without even stepping foot in the gym. PHOTOGRAPHY GETTY IMAGES 56 « GME_ 1908_ 3_ 317765_ 3.0_ 56# PDF Created with 3DAP PaperType 1 Colour Profile #24/06/2019 12:00:27 p.m.
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captionBE NOURISHED - Winter weight tracker When its wet and cold outside, finding the motivation to eat and exercise properly can be low on the priority list. Monique McKenzie has some helpful motivational tips and tricks to avoid winter weight gain. Good Health Aug-19; issue 1908; 054 - 057; Text Available
