Let Us Ready Ourselves for Summer; Let Us Ready Our Selves for Life
With an open mind, we discuss Canada's Food Guide, (these are meant to be understood, as situations well
researched, and imperative for our well being as proven by SC).
Fact is,
our bodies were Intelligently designed as is our food source : rather than
elimination (discarding certain food groups) I humbly suggest (take to task) an
eating menu plan that includes a variety of foods from all food groups, each
day; concentrating on the intellectual challenge of pre-planning.
Grab a
piece of Bristol board and be ready to cut and paste; it is fun and you can
include a child..
Not in the manner of counting calories or the mind set
of a diet. Rather, the mind set of re-establishing a healthy relationship with
food. This would mean a lightish , personally motivated and self driven
study.
Learn and jot down (thus reinforcing and beginning the process
through concrete action) the food groups : under each group; how many daily
servings.
The following day, write them out on your Bristol board,
allowing room for some pictures under or around each word
(DAIRY) (WATER)
(GOOD FATS) (VEG/FRUIT) (MEAT) (GRAINS)
Then we learn (potentially the
next day) what counts as a serving FRUIT (Med sized fruit or 1/2 cup of...)
DAIRY (one glass milk or two of the following; yogurt, cheese slice, froz
yogurt) etc
write these down on scrap paper
Next day, write these in
good copy and tape to back of your board (reinforces and available for quick
check)
Another day, cut out pictures to represent these ideas and place
under or around the headings. (children love this and actually I did
too)
The plan is too visualize and be at one with these
foods.
Every day you will be eating (in simpler forms the better )
without sauces or extras, aside from seasonings, garlic, onions, fried in Pam
only; otherwise, bake, broil, poach, roast, slow cook.
Use mustard freely
and low fat mayo occasionally; people are using, lemon, tazikiki, onion
powder...
Do drink water staggered through out the day; unadorned...you
will only have to force feed your self the first week...your body will take over
and become quite demanding for water consumption (lack of water causes
tiredness and moodiness esp. in children) cells die off and are re-placed
and without water, dead cells remain within and new ones are not
built!
Take B compound morn and eve as well as chewable Vit C. (B combats
stress, helps burn fat and helps body pull nutrients out of eaten food) helps
with sleep and mood.B-12 is fine and is within the family, so go ahead and
meet and greet LOL
25 grams of fiber from a variety of foods EVERY day
and shoot for 50 grams of high protein.
Choose three days a week to walk
for 20 min (do not let your small dog be your only outing as they cause a lot
of fun dawdling :) walk briskly and with purpose; toe to heel and heart to the
heavens...swing your arms and shoulders back and forth, engage core (squeeze
tummy muscles every few minutes..walk with purpose and focus) do not take this
as a time to discuss the day; focus and purpose is lost and negative emotions
can eek in ... this is a quiet time..time to be thankful and work at it..think
of things you find beautiful (butterflies, soft wind, a color) it is tricky
...utilize positive self talk as well...you are becoming stronger with each
step; you are clever and healthy, your youth is being restored, you are well
able; thank you God that I am wonderfully made and you love me.
Follow
this plan for 28 days and then for the two weeks following this...add supplement
(s) CLA and a Green Tea capsules purchase from GNC. Wal Mart or
Popeye's.
Use two, one pound hand weights on your walk, on week
three
Contact me and let me know how wonderful you feel from this program
and if you like I will give you another month worth of tips and the next
progressive steps for health and wellness = wholeness; why? Because I can and
because I care :)
www.bewellandblessings.com
katherine marguerite
vanderzwet
In : Tips for Body, Mind & Spirit
Tags: food health exercise
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