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Christmas is coming, the goose is getting fat! Then there’s New Year’s and the Super Bowl, but first comes Thanksgiving. Turkey Day starts off the season of wonderful events filled with family, fun, festivities and FOOD.
After it’s all said and done, many of us will have made resolutions to stop overeating and lose some weight. Unfortunately, the effects of overeating are hard to overcome as your body gets used to all the extra food and calories. Add to that, our children are watching us — their role models — overindulge.
A good way to approach the holiday food season in the have a strategy in place beforehand to help ward off consuming too many calories. Part of that plan can include holiday activities that families can do together out of the kitchen and away from the table.
When it does come time for the food, enjoy the feast, but plan ahead for healthier eating by following these tips:
No one is saying you can’t indulge a little. But a little planning can go a long way in avoiding the January blues brought on by extra pounds gained over the holidays. Moderation is the key to success, along with exercise and a spirit of giving. Enjoy!
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