A lot of times we wait until January 1st and then think, "What am I doing to do this year?" Well, 2025 is coming quickly and I strongly suggest you start thinking now about your plans for making it your best year yet. It is so important to NOT procrastinate this that I will be touching base on it in each blog the rest of the month.
If you live a sedentary lifestyle, if you have an injury that prevents your mobility, even if you're stuck in traffic---there's a way to get some exercises in that can be beneficial.
Thanksgiving is the only American holiday that is centered around food. Sure, we watch football and visit with family members, but nothing more than the FOOD is expected! This can make it a difficult thing to navigate, especially for those on their health journey. But — you can change that! I’m not saying that you need to completely change the root of the holiday, but you can change what it means to you. Here are some tips to keep in mind as we near the holiday season
As the holiday season approaches, I know a lot of you will be traveling. Let's have a good game plan going into a busy travel season so we can stick with our healthier lifestyle habits we have worked so hard to adopt.
a person who doesn't enjoy reading nor writing, I do find some comfort in putting my feelings into words. I want to start with this---there is no, one, right way to journal. You have to find what works for you and stick with it. There are no rules, really, when you think about it. How you journal can even change however many times you want. The art of journaling is to do what helps you process your thoughts, reflect back on things that bothered you before, and, perhaps, see how you dealt with it in the past.
If you're a person that doesn't enjoy exercise anyway, there are things that can make it easy for you to cancel your appointment for exercise on any particular day. It's too hot, it's raining, my dog is sick, I have a headache, I need new shoes, I have errands to run, I'm having a bad hair day. The list goes on and on.
When it comes time for Halloween, I think of pumpkin patches, haunted houses, ghosts/goblins/ghouls. These things can be scary for some, but what really scares me the most about Halloween is the amount of candy everywhere.
When I say there's an app for everything, I 100% mean it.
Anyone with specific questions about their RDA should contact a Registered Dietitian, or you can ask your JTH nutritionist, Lainie.
A common occurrence in my weight loss clinics----A new participant comes into the program super motivated and starts a new exercise routine. In that person's mind, since they are burning more calories with their exercise, they feel they can then consume more calories. WRONG!
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