| "Sometimes there's going to be a day when you eat foods that are luxurious and wonderful and you enjoy them, and that should fit with any eating plan." — Kristin S. Vickers, Ph.D., L.P. |
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| | | Move Your Body | | Walk for weight loss: Try these tips | | Are you missing out on an easy fitness win this winter? Lace up your sneakers and get walking — outside, on the treadmill or at an indoor track. Brisk walking can provide many of the heart-healthy benefits of more-vigorous exercises, such as running. Read on for a 10-week walking plan and tips on how to get started. When you feel ready for a new challenge, follow the plan again and jog instead! | | Get moving with these tips » |
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Overcome Obstacles
11 setback recovery tips
Has it been a while since the scale moved in the right direction? Is motivation waning? Whether you've hit a plateau or started slipping back into old habits, it's never too late to get back on course. Read on to learn how you can recommit to your goals.
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Today's Healthy-Eating Tip
8 healthy food staples
Being prepared with healthy choices is the key to weight-loss success. Here are eight foods that are rich in vitamins and essential nutrients — and they're easy to find in local stores. Experiment with these items to see how you like to eat them best: 1. Almonds. 2. Apples. 3. Blueberries. 4. Broccoli. 5. Red beans. 6. Salmon. 7. Spinach. 8. Sweet potatoes.
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