This article was co-authored by Tara Coleman. Tara Coleman is a Clinical Nutritionist who has a private practice in San Diego, California. With over 15 years of experience, Tara specializes in sports nutrition, body confidence, and immune system health and offers personalized nutrition, corporate wellness, and online learning courses. She received a BS in Biology from James Madison University and spent six years in the pharmaceutical industry as an analytical chemist before founding her practice. Tara has been featured on NBC, CBS, Fox, ESPN, and Dr. Oz The Good Life as well as in Forbes, Cosmopolitan, Self, and Runner’s World.
Many people want to start eating healthier and follow a more nutritious diet. When you're diet contains a lot of overly processed foods, high-fat foods or foods high in sugar, you increase your risk for a variety of chronic health conditions. On the other hand, a nutritious, well-balanced diet can support your immune system, healthy development, and decrease your risk for obesity, diabetes and high blood pressure.
Make small changes to your diet over the course of a few weeks as opposed to many drastic changes at once, and you'll be able to sustain a healthier way of eating and enjoy the health benefits of a healthy diet.
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Losing weight is hard. We’ve put together this series of expert articles to help you lose weight and keep it off in a healthy and sustainable way.
1 Start a Healthy Diet 2 Make a Workout Plan 3 Break a Weight Loss Plateau 4 Sleep Better 5 Reduce Stress 6 Live a Healthy Lifestyle
This article was co-authored by Tara Coleman. Tara Coleman is a Clinical Nutritionist who has a private practice in San Diego, California. With over 15 years of experience, Tara specializes in sports nutrition, body confidence, and immune system health and offers personalized nutrition, corporate wellness, and online learning courses. She received a BS in Biology from James Madison University and spent six years in the pharmaceutical industry as an analytical chemist before founding her practice. Tara has been featured on NBC, CBS, Fox, ESPN, and Dr. Oz The Good Life as well as in Forbes, Cosmopolitan, Self, and Runner’s World. This article has been viewed 72, 005 times.
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To start a healthy diet, replace unhealthy, processed foods high in sugar and fat with healthier alternatives like whole grains, fruits, and vegetables. Since this can be challenging, ease into it by replacing one food each week instead of cutting everything out at once. Additionally, you should try cooking more at home since you can control what goes into your food and make healthy swaps, like whole wheat pasta instead of white pasta. Remember, it’s okay to occasionally indulge in your favorite foods, so long as this is done in moderation. For more advice from our Dietary co-author, like how to meal plan for your healthy diet, keep reading!This article was co-authored by Tiffany Stafford, CPT. Tiffany Stafford is a Certified Personal Trainer, Holistic Nutritionist, and the Owner of LifeBODY Fitness, a personal training and small group training studio based in Hillsboro, Oregon. She has over 15 years of personal training and coaching experience. She specializes in wellness training, life coaching, and holistic nutrition teaching. She earned her personal training certification from the National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM).
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Changing how you eat is a major step towards being healthier. There’s more to a balanced diet than simply eating your fruits and vegetables, so knowing what foods to look out for will help you create a nutrition plan that strengthens your body and makes you feel better overall. Proper nutrition can give you more energy and can provide lots of other benefits, such as lower blood pressure, lower cholesterol, and less stress.
This article was co-authored by Tiffany Stafford, CPT. Tiffany Stafford is a Certified Personal Trainer, Holistic Nutritionist, and the Owner of LifeBODY Fitness, a personal training and small group training studio based in Hillsboro, Oregon. She has over 15 years of personal training and coaching experience. She specializes in wellness training, life coaching, and holistic nutrition teaching. She earned her personal training certification from the National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM). This article has been viewed 2, 716, 294 times.
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When creating your new diet, start by replacing simple carbs like sugar with complex carbs like vegetables and whole grains. Then, replace food items that contain trans and saturated fats with ones that have monounsaturated fats, like nuts, and omega-3 fatty acids, like eggs. Eat fish, chicken, and beans to make sure your body is getting enough protein, and stay away from sugary drinks, salty food, and fast food whenever possible. For tips from our reviewer on how to change your eating patterns and determine your daily calorie goals, read on!This article was co-authored by Kristi Major. Kristi Major is an ACE (American Council on Exercise) certified Personal Trainer based in the San Francisco Bay Area. Kristi has over 18 years of personal training experience and more than 90 hours of recertification study in fitness, health, nutrition, and supplementation. She is CPR and AED certified from the American Heart Association and she has a BA in Television Broadcasting.
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Eating healthy and exercising can seem like a pretty simple and straightforward goal; however, there are many different components to a healthy diet and fitness program. For example, you'll need to think about when and where you'll be working out, what foods to eat, how much to eat, and how to prepare them. Starting with a specific goal and detailed plan can help you implement the changes you need to help you eat healthier and be more active.
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This article was co-authored by Kristi Major. Kristi Major is an ACE (American Council on Exercise) certified Personal Trainer based in the San Francisco Bay Area. Kristi has over 18 years of personal training experience and more than 90 hours of recertification study in fitness, health, nutrition, and supplementation. She is CPR and AED certified from the American Heart Association and she has a BA in Television Broadcasting. This article has been viewed 222, 328 times.
The content of this article is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, examination, diagnosis, or treatment. You should always contact your doctor or other qualified healthcare professional before starting, changing, or stopping any kind of health treatment.
To make eating healthier simpler, fill up half your plate with fruits or vegetables at every meal. Fruits and vegetables are low-calorie and will give you the fiber, vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants you need in a day. To really get the most out of your meals, opt for nutrient-packed vegetables like spinach or kale, which have much more vitamin A and K compared to iceberg lettuce. As for exercise, schedule in 2 1/2 hours of cardio activity like swimming, dancing, or even walking, to your weekly calendar. Activities that make you sweat and raise your heat rate can help with weight loss and decrease your risk of diabetes and high blood pressure. For more tips from our Fitness co-author, including how to write a meal plan for the week, read on!This article was co-authored by Tara Coleman and by staff writer, Christopher M. Osborne, PhD. Tara Coleman is a Clinical Nutritionist who has a private practice in San Diego, California. With over 15 years of experience, Tara specializes in sports nutrition, body confidence, and immune system health and offers personalized nutrition, corporate wellness, and online learning courses. She received a BS in Biology from James Madison University and spent six years in the pharmaceutical industry as an analytical chemist before founding her practice. Tara has been featured on NBC, CBS, Fox, ESPN, and Dr. Oz The Good Life as well as in Forbes, Cosmopolitan, Self, and Runner’s World.
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Congratulations on setting the goal to eat a healthier diet! To make the job simpler and more likely to succeed, take the time to do some planning. Work with a registered dietitian and doctor to evaluate your current diet and craft your new one. Then, plan out your meals a week at a time, emphasizing healthy choices like fruits and vegetables. Finally, shop for groceries and prepare your meals according to your plan and stick to it.
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