Lifestyle

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Noom? Nope.

A couple of days ago, I received a promotional email from a publication that I subscribe to, Runner’s World. Usually the content consists of feature stories, workouts, running strategy, seasonal tips, recipes, and other running-relevant stories. The promotional email I received was titled “If You Want To See Lasting Health

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5 Steps for a New Year’s Resolution That Will Stick

1. Make your resolution specific Don’t say “I want to lose weight” and then try to think of what behaviors will lead to weight loss. Instead, make the behavior your goal. Say, “I want to replace the candy I snack on with fruit.” Or, “I want to increase the amount

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Staying Healthy at Home

We don’t realize how routine our lives are until we are forced out of our routine! Going from a typical work day on Monday to working from home with your entire family on Tuesday can throw a wrench in things. Here are some tips to keep yourself healthy at home when your routine is anything but routine.

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In Favor of Food

We are humans, and humans like to eat. Forming a good relationship with food is hard, though, and I feel that. Sometimes it takes a while, but don’t give up.

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Food Tracking: The Magic Numbers

Understanding your current diet is essential if you want to make changes. Tracking meals and snacks gives you an overall idea of what you’re currently doing so you can make adjustments. It also sheds light on your habits.

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#MealPrep

If the thought of cooking every night is a problem for you, meal prep could be your solution. Find something you like and go to town. Fish tacos, anyone?

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