Comments on: How I Meal Prep Vegetables To Make Sure I Eat Healthy – Meal Prep Veggies

By: Christiline Johnson

Christiline Johnson — Tue, 30 Jan 2024 18:45:14 +0000

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By: Monica May

Monica May — Tue, 29 Oct 2019 11:11:24 +0000

In reply to sophia.

Sophia,
I have nothing else to say unless WELL SAID!
You are right about everything! Healthy is what matters, not sinny, and that’s exactly what I stand for.
Maybe I use the word “diet” or “weight loss” in my content every now and then, but I truly believe that you shouldn’t call it that way.
Eating healthy should be a lifestyle, and we should all do it for the sake of getting healthier, not because of fitting into society’s picture-perfect.
Keep up motivating!!!
Hugs,
Monica

By: sophia

sophia — Mon, 28 Oct 2019 15:24:51 +0000

Have you ever wondered how to lose weight without following a strict diet? Almost everyone hates diets. As the comedian once said: “Diet” is “die” with a “t”! Worst of all, they don’t work in the long term. Sure, you can lose weight – even a lot of weight – but you’ll probably put it right back on again. Feeling deprived makes you crave the things you can’t have. You’re actually more likely to overeat.

The solution isn’t counting calories or sticking to a restrictive meal plan. If you want to know how to lose weight without following a strict diet, modify your eating habits gradually over time, at a pace that feels good to you. Remember – your body wants to be healthy, and if you let it, it will take you where you need to go.

Focus on being healthy, not losing weight. Following a healthy eating plan is a way of nurturing yourself, while going on a diet usually feels like punishment. Concentrate on maintaining a healthy relationship with food. Is food the main source of pleasure and comfort in your life? Maybe you can try exploring other activities that make you feel good.

Think of it as a lifestyle change, not a diet. Your lifestyle should adapt to the changes in your circumstances – you shouldn’t have to arrange your life around your diet. Don’t count calories, just work on staying in tune with how your body feels. And don’t restrict or deprive yourself (we all know how that ends). Eat quality foods, and include protein and fiber in snacks so that you stay fuller longer.

Create a loving relationship with your body – accept it as it is instead of obsessing about being thinner. Trust yourself to take care of it the way you need to. Believe in yourself and maintain a high self esteem no matter what. Despite what the media says, you don’t have to be thin to be happy. True happiness comes from within.