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What really motivates you to Lose Weight?

November 10, 2014

What really motivates you to Lose Weight? – Healthy Weight Lose

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What really motivates you to Lose Weight? I identifying the underlying effects of your weight is crucial for your effective weight lose program

In your struggle to loose what is the driving factor? Could it due to your favorite clothes have gotten a bit too close-fitting for comfort or you don’t cut quite the figure in your bathing suit as you did a few years ago. My dear friend do you really need to lose weight? Are you putting your health in danger or just carrying around a little harmless extra stuffing? Knowing the answers to these concerns should be motivating enough to loose but most importantly is that the standard answer is that you will be considered overweight if your body mass index (BMI) is 25 or higher and obese if your BMI is 30 or higher. I will give BMI guidelines as we progress with the discussion but in the meantime if your BMI is 30 and above then you’re obese and you need to work on your weight. This is not going to be an easy assignment by no means if you do not get the professional guidance.

Dr. Dalal Akoury, who is also the founder of AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center, is offering her exclusive NER Recovery Treatment to everyone struggling with their health due to weight related complications and reaching out for her professional advice would be the starting point for your great journey of recovery. It must interest you that according to a study published in the April 20 issue of The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) found that people whose BMIs put them into the overweight category actually had a lower risk of death than people in the normal-weight group. (People who were considered obese still had an increased risk of death.)

When we looked at the overweight group we found that group was associated with fewer than the expected number of deaths. Does that mean that if you’re overweight, but not obese, you should quit worrying about dropping the extra pounds? From the experts view it is important for you to consider the following questionnaire:

  • What is your lifestyle? – Regular physical activity and healthy eating are important, no matter what your weight or your BMI.
  • What is your family history? – If a close relative has a history of high blood pressure, heart disease, diabetes, or other weight-related ailment, it’s crucial to be mindful of your weight.
  • What is your weight history? – People who have consistently gained weight over the years need to be careful. Experts say your BMI should not increase dramatically, even as you age. Even moderate weight gain in adulthood can increase your risk of diabetes.
  • How is your weight distributed? – Weight gained above the hips commonly called “apple” shape can be problematic. In both men and women, bigger abdomens can signal trouble.
  • What is your waist size? – The National Institutes of Health has determined that a waist circumference of over 40 inches in men and over 35 inches in women signifies a health risk, particularly in people with BMIs of 25-34.9 (the overweight category). It is however very important that you understand that clothing size is not a good indicator of weight or health, since sizes vary with different manufacturers.
  • What is your health profile? – If your cholesterol and blood pressure levels are high and your BMI falls into the overweight or obese category, it’s important to lose weight. If your BMI is in the high end of healthy or in the low overweight range, it’s a good idea to talk to your physician about whether weight loss is right for you.
  • How do you feel? – Seriously consider weight loss if you are overweight and have joint problems, shortness of breath, or other health troubles that limit your day-to-day living.

The Body Mass Index

To understand the issue of weight and wellness, you first need to know your BMI, the common measure of fatness that is at the heart of the debate. Therefore to find your BMI the following guidelines will be helpful:

  • 18.5 or less is considered underweight
  • 18.5-24.9 is considered ideal weight
  • 25-29.9 is considered overweight
  • 30 or higher is considered obese

Many doctors and researchers recommend that the BMI is a useful tool to determine whether one is overweight or obese, and at the same time they concede that it has limitations.

How much weight do you need to lose to get healthier?

First thing first, it is important for everyone to know that you do not have to lose weight if you are not genuinely overweight because this may lead to you being underweight which is also not healthy. And even if you are, weight is not the only important issue, either. What is actually most fundamental is the amount of fat in your body, and where they are built up. Muscle, for example, is quite heavy therefore in the event that you’re gaining weight because you have increased your muscle bulk; then the extra bit of weight is no problem at all. There are two approaches which are commonly used to determine if one is overweight:

  • The body mass index (BMI) which helps to determine what you weigh in relation to your height.
  • Waist measurement: this will give you an idea of how fat is distributed in your body.

The BMI is the most common way to try to work out if people are overweight or very overweight (obese). It measures the relationship between weight and height. People who have a BMI over 30 are considered to be obese. Being obese is a greater risk to health than being overweight. People who have a BMI between 25 and 30 are usually considered to be overweight. However being overweight alone does not necessarily cause health problems, but the problem comes normally when the person already has certain illnesses, such as type 2 diabetes.

The BMI scale cannot always be used in this way because, for example, a certain BMI is associated with different health risks in people from South Asia compared to people from Europe. The same is true for waist measurements. A waist measurement of 88 cm or more could put European women at a higher risk of health problems, while for European men, more than 102 cm could be a sign of increased health risks. This is also true even if their weight is within the normal range.

You can get a better idea of how fat is distributed in your body by looking at the relationship between your waist and your hips. If you have a relatively big amount of belly fat, your risk of disease is higher. A more “apple-shaped” person with a “beer belly” and narrow hips faces higher health risks than someone who does not have much fat stored around their belly. Abdominal (belly) fat in particular increases your risk of heart disease. If your body fat tends to be stored around your legs, hips and bottom rather than your belly, then it is less likely to be a health problem. This is often called being “pear-shaped”, because you are smaller on the top and rounder lower down.

Finally being too worried about your weight can itself become a problem and therefore reaching out for the expert opinion from AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center under doctor Akoury would be the starting point. Call her today for a healthy life thereafter.

What really motivates you to Lose Weight? – Healthy Weight Lose

 

 

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Benefits of Losing Weight

November 10, 2014

Benefits of Losing Weight – Either individual or group weight lose

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The benefits of weight lose are evident and beneficial to all individuals who take that most important step pf acknowledgement.

Being overweight can be very frustrating to an individual’s life no matter the age or status in the society. Overweight comes with lots of health, physical and psychological complications which can really impact negatively in one’s life. It is therefore very important that we pull together to ensure good health by keeping our weight to acceptable levels. Those who are overweight may not be comfortable with their lives, less motivated, less productive and luck self-esteem. To change this you will have only one option and that is to make effort of kicking out that excess mass out of your body. We are going to be discussing the benefits that accrue from weight loss as shared by those who were once discouraged of their weight but nonetheless made effort to change and are today a living testimony of the goodness of loosing weight.

Some years ago a young teenage boy was struggling with his weight and being obese was causing him lots of isolation. He then made that very important first step of acknowledging that he had a problem and that it was his duty to fix it. He then enrolled at AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center under the able leadership of doctor Dalal Akoury who is also the founder of the facility. He was put into weight loss recovery program and he confesses that at that time, he was shy, heavy, lucking in confidence and stressed to think beyond his immediate future. He was obviously the heaviest in his class and in just a couple of weeks under the care of doctor Akoury he can attest to the following benefits:

Being able to enjoy food

“I must confess that i was a really picky eater as a kid and in my youthful years. I’d sulk in the tree house in the garden whenever my parents tried to make me eat vegetables, and refused anything suspiciously “healthy” on matter of principle – diet sodas, fruit salad instead of ice-cream, anything which didn’t come with chip”

When I finally made this decision to lose weight, and went on a diet with the guidance of doctor Akoury, I had to find new foods which I liked things which were satisfying without being calorific. Thoughts of good nutrition sunk in where more fruit and veg, more whole grains, less sugar and fat became my priorities. I have learnt to try pretty much anything, and some of my favorite foods (crisp breads with cottage cheese, vegetable stir fries, raw carrot sticks) are ones that I’d never have touched a few years ago thanks to doctor Akoury.

Being confident in a group

I suffered from isolation and I examine keenly each time am joining any group I needed to check if I was the fattest person there. If I was, I would be convinced that everyone else was hyper-aware of this too, and that they were silently discriminating against me. I was of the idea that they couldn’t have cared less about my size. But it was only after losing weight that I became confident enough to take the lead in situations where I had to work with strangers. I gained confidence joined several clubs and association in collage and set up my own creative writing group. Currently at my work place, I’ve delivered presentations and training to clients; a few years ago, I’d have been nervous about how I looked, but now I love being in front of an audience. I credit this all to my decision to join AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center.

Dressing well and having confidence in my appearance

This was very painful, all my youth I lived in jogging bottoms and oversized t-shirts, varied with the occasional disastrous purchase in an attempt to follow the latest trends and fit in. in one occasion a girl loudly pointed out my “spare tire”. I thought that hiding under baggy clothes would conceal me, but if anything it made me look shapeless and lumpy. Nonetheless, the moment I started losing weight, I bought my first ever pair of jeans oh God what a relief. I tried some fitted t-shirts. Hardly the height of teenage fashion, but my clothes were finally comfortable and flattering. Oh dear friend take my advice and call doctor Akoury today.

Being comfortable in regular exercise

“Oh God exercise” this used to be a dirty and frustrating word. I hated every humiliating moment of games lessons at school (the changing rooms, the fitness tests, falling over every single hurdle I couldn’t just take it) I couldn’t understand why some friends wanted to play sport or go jogging after school.

Once exercise was no longer compulsory, though, I began to find forms of activity which I enjoyed. Cycling, swimming, and walking all featured prominently. It wasn’t until I joined AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center that I nervously crept into the little college gym and tried out the rowing machines, but from then, believe you me I was hooked and it was fun there on.

Accepting that “I can do it”

As a teenager, I had ambitious plans and projects but never saw them through. I spent a couple of years writing a science-fiction novel (in retrospect, it was too short and rather too influenced by whatever I’d been watching on TV) I wanted to be “a writer” someday but spent considerably more time reading about writing than doing it. I started learning computer programming, and a host of other things, but gave up after barely a week later and I began to label myself as someone who “never finishes anything”.

But when I successfully lost two stone, it made me realize that I was capable of sticking to something, and that I could make complete changes in my life. At the college, I took a self-development discipline which helped me to think about my goals and what I wanted out of life. Once I graduated, I moved to London – something I’d not dreamt of doing a few years before.

The value of writing things down

When I was losing weight, I wrote down all my meals and snacks and tracked the calories I’d eaten. I’d never before realized how seeing things in black and white helps keep you accountable.

At the college, I kept on top of my academic work by planning out what I had to do at the start of the week, and ticking off pieces of work as they were completed. This kept me considerably better organized and far less stressed than many of my peers. I also realized the value of journaling; writing down how I was feeling helped me work through difficult patches, and curbed the urge to use chocolate as a magic cure-all!

Sharing what I’ve learnt

Finally, my success in losing weight gave me the confidence to help others especially when I was able to lose a few pounds whilst a student, and then a few more working full-time.

I follow quite a few health and weight-loss blogs enthusiastically posted by doctor Akoury, and am an active member on several forums. It’s always a great feeling when I’m able to give someone a tip or piece of advice that worked for me that is my story and you can make it yours if only you can call doctor Akoury today.

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The Temptations of the Holidays with a Healthy Lifestyle

November 10, 2014

The Temptations of the Holidays with a Healthy Lifestyle

Many people are obese today not because they were born that way, but because they have forgotten about some of the healthy practices necessary for every individual.

Eating too much during the holidays is a problem that does not only face the adults or a particular age bracket or group of people. Rather, this is a problem that is faced by the youth, grownups and children in equal ratio.

No one is safe when it comes to the holiday err. It is easy to understand why and how this happens. Holidays involve coming together as families. This is the time when you want to offer your little family the time of their lives. You want them to eat to their fill, whatever they want.

So as the daddy you make sure you shop plenty of stuff and keep a large stock of food at home. You know what happens with the kids and the youngsters at home?

They are home all the time. Watching television dominates their daily programs. No schools, no homework to burden their thoughts at this season. So, bored as they may get, they will need some sort of entertainment.

What do you consider entertainment? Well, I do not expect you to actually answer. Just put yourself inside the head of a bored kid. They go for whatever provides the most ‘high’. Just the kind of ‘high’ you get from taking your favorite hard drink.

The latest movies would do, but food will be the preference. Children eat what there is in the house. And since they need something entertaining in the eating so they will go for the sweetest stuff in your holiday shopping.

What is the sweetest stuff you would opt for as a kid? With no knowledge about the downsides of the sweetness?

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The snacks, no doubt. Sweet cakes, bacon, sweetest bread around, a lot of it. The biscuits are such a nice little pastime, if you are not aware. They can cause a nice little distraction as you crush and enjoy the crunchy sound and the effect that creates in the mood. Good times.

Popcorns. Not bad for sweeping away some intruding boredom. Popping them would do for the kids at these moments.

With all that oil in popcorns. With all that sugar in biscuits. With all that fat in fried foods. Imagine the health dangers the kids are exposed to. Imagine how long it would take them to accumulate sugar or fat in their bodies.

The tempting adult holiday lifestyle

These temptations are not just for the children. Most grownups make some of the most serious mistakes you can ever imagine of during the holidays. It is true a lot of tempting stuff unfold at such seasons.

These are the times you want to go around partying with friends. You will be offered some of the select dishes around. If not careful you will easily be tempted to eat everything. If not everything then anything you are offered.

Chances are that you may come across something that simply does not work for your system. You may be allergic to it or you may not respond to it favorably. The body is going to treat such meals as foreign and may react negatively. Your health may be affected.

In these occasions you may as well lose count of the meals you take. With some drink in the mix, you may just pick and eat-pick and eat. Before you know it you have taken too much for your digestion. So, what follows? Bloating stomach, aches…I do not want to mention nausea and possible diarrhea.

Temptations. Temptations may be more for a healthy lifestyle during times for the holidays. These are the times when overdrinking is common. You drink out with friends or with some family members.

The possibility of developing an addiction is on the looming. You do not want to appear as a nerd among your peers so you just keep taking more of what the binge can offer. No one notices that you are actually trying out a totally new thing so it is actually a win for you.

But it may be a severe loss for your health.   You face a growing habit of drinking more and more of the substance. It could even be some smoking habit you develop because of hanging out with friends. And learning from those friends.

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Way out?

You do not have to be a victim of the holidays. You have a variety of mechanisms that can help you get through the holiday seasons unscathed. Want to take some?

Plan ahead. Always have a prior set of things you wish to do and how. For the case of those with kids, always make arrangements to limit their access to unhealthy foodstuffs or programs. Put in place everything that is going to help you achieve this as you approach the holidays so you do not get bumped up with the situations.

As you eat, remember to exercise regularly. Make exercises part of your regular routine so that the effect of possibly unhealthy meals can be neutralized.

Learn to say no! You must be aware of what works and what does not work for you. That way you will know what your limits are exactly. When you get there, end it. This is a question of self-awareness. You don’t want to forget this.

And, if you suspect that you are not fully self-aware, if you feel that there are areas you still are unsure about, then there is help. You are the type of persons why AwareMed exists. We at AwareMed are here to help you get all the relevant knowledge regarding how to sail safely through your delicate holiday festivities. Just get in touch with us.

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Team Spirit for Better Weight Loss Results

November 9, 2014

Team Spirit for Better Weight Loss Results – Being motivated to group weight loss

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Team Spirit for Better Weight Loss Results in quick recovery. This is even economical in terms of finances.

In the current societies we live in, we are surrounded with so many health obstacles which come our ways by various means. Look for example the problem of weight gain which is becoming a global epidemic. This is one such cause of health complication affecting everyone irrespective of their social status, age or religion. Several efforts are being made in order to bring this to manageable levels. Now therefore in appreciating the magnitude of the problems cause by weight gain, we are going to be discussing the some of the best ways of losing weight and keeping excessive weight off our live for a healthy living. To help us find solution to the great epidemic we are going to consider losing weight as a group and the benefits associated with this form of weight loss.

It is often believed that eating well and exercising more when you team up to shed pounds is the best as far as weight loss is concern. I agree with that school of thought and add that when you have identified the problem of weight in your life and have chosen to embarking on a weight-loss program, it will be very important that you get the right support in order to be successful in the weight lose recovery. As a matter of fact several studies have established that working out with a partner promotes healthy competition which gives them the motivation to even work harder (and thus burn more calories) and reduce stress levels.

Nonetheless because of the threats and serious consequences associated with excessive weight gain, it will be advisable that individuals come together and fight this scourge as a team even as the consult with the experts for professional advice. At AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center under Doctor Akoury’s care these weight loss services are offered professionally and scheduling for an appointment with doctor Akoury will go a long way in helping you and your friends recover timely for the best and healthy life you all deserve. Doctor Akoury administers weight lose recovery treatment solution which is focus on Neuroendocrine Restoration (NER) to reinstate normality through realization of the oneness of Spirit, Mind, and Body, Unifying the threesome into ONE. I encourage you that even as you consider the following weight lose strategies as a group you need to get the professional opinion from the experts today.

Join a group weight-loss program

Teachers and school administrators are accustomed to working in structured, highly scheduled environments, so they might naturally follow structured patterns in other facets of their lives, including eating and exercise. Programs such as Jenny Craig and Weight Watchers offer participants around-the-clock support through virtual networks, telephone support and personalized counseling.

Losing weight as part of a group really works: According to a study of more than 400 overweight and obese women published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, participating in the Jenny Craig program resulted in an average weight loss of 10% of their body weight after one year and weight maintenance of nearly 8% at the two-year mark compared with self-dieters who lost 2% of their body weight. Researchers attribute the high success rates to Jenny Craig’s weekly one-on-one consultations and personalized nutrition and activity plans. Now that’s the team spirit of the highest order!

Find a health-minded group of friends

According to the researchers from the University of Pennsylvania while comparing the individual’s participants in a weight-loss program with those who joined as a group of friends. Those who used the group system were more likely to stick with the program significantly and maintain their loss as compared to those who went it alone. Remember that even by just engaging a teammate to walk the runway at lunch will be adequate. Or better still introduce a competition among teachers and staff to foster camaraderie and add a layer of accountability to your plan.

Group weight-loss challenges are a great source of motivation. They also provide an opportunity for teachers to vent to one another, release frustrations, and share tips and motivational stories to promote success. Bonus to the motivational factor may include seeing your team members succeed and this is likely to inspire you to work even harder for the same result.

Hit the gym for expert help

Trying to lose weight without an exercise component can eventually backfire. You should however worry less on your busy work schedule since you don’t have to spend an hour in the gym every day to get results, but it is very important that you stick to a plan at all times and by all means. According to the experts, I dearly when it comes to participating in an exercise plan, in most cases there will be a 60% dropout rate within first six months and therefore by coming together with a friend, trainer, or even another gym member, you’ll increase your odds of success.

In the regime we live in many people often go to gyms that offer personal training as well as free instruction and workout plans. However hiring a personal trainer for like four to six sessions may jump-starts the exercise process and helps people exercise safely so they avoid injury-related impediments and hindrances. It also maximizes time spent in the gym. Plus, if you opt to paying a personal trainer, it is most likely that you will blow off your workouts.

Finally we must do all we can to ensure that weight is brought to manageable levels. If you cannot get to AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center, then my advice will be that you identify someone who is a little more advanced and experienced in weight loss than you. This way you’ll be more likely to work at a higher level of intensity and still get the desired result. And for you how is within reach, getting to doctor Akoury will be the best thing you can do for yourself or to your friend. Therefore if you know anyone who is struggling with weight complications, all you need to do is to share this information and prevail up on them to schedule an appointment with the doctor and you shall have succeeded in impacting to someone’s life positively.

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How to involve your family in eating healthy

November 9, 2014

How to involve your family in eating healthy – The role of Parents

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We all ore each other the duty of care to bring up healthy families. How to involve your family in eating healthy food will depend on whether you are practicing the same or not

There is a wise saying that state “charity begins at home” and I can bet that you are not hearing it for the first time from me. making refence to this I want us to explore on the possibilities of using family as the first unit of learning and practicing healthy living by adopting healthy feeding habits. Collectively as members of family we ore each other the duty of care to seeing that what we feed on is healthy and beneficial to our wellbeing. The holy book also state in one of the verses that teach a child on the ways to follow and when they grow up they will not depart from it. If you look keenly on the rate of obesity and overweight, you will realize that it is almost becoming out of hand. I ask is it because we were not taught well on healthy living? If so a time has come when we must do things differently and live up to standard with the required weight that will not bring health complications in out health.

Therefore collectively as family irrespective of your position in that family (whether you have a toddler, a teen or adult) we must observe the following strategies to improve nutrition and encourage smart eating habits:

  • Serve a variety of healthy foods and snacks.
  • Be a role model by eating healthy yourself.
  • Have regular family meals.
  • Involve kids in the process.
  • Avoid battles over food.

I am not saying that eating well will be easy the truth is it will be hard because different members of the family schedules are hectic and grab-and-go convenience food is readily available. However busy your household schedule may be try to consider the following strategies:

Family Meals

Family meals are a comforting ritual for both parents and kids. Children like the predictability of family meals and parents get a chance to catch up with their kids at the table. Kids who take part in regular family meals are also:

  • More likely to eat fruits, vegetables, and grains
  • Less likely to snack on unhealthy foods
  • Less likely to smoke, use marijuana, or drink alcohol

The family meals offer the parents an opportunity to introduce their kids to new foods and to be role models for healthy eating.

Parents need to be very careful when handling teens because in many cases they are likely to turn up their noses at the prospect of a family meal not surprising because they’re busy and want to be more independent. Nonetheless studies have established that teens will still want their parents’ advice and counsel, this should be a motivation for parents to use mealtime as a chance to reconnect. You may also want to consider the following tips:

  • Allow your kids to invite a friend to dinner.
  • Involve your child in meal planning and preparation.
  • Keep mealtime calm and friendly no lectures or arguing.

What counts as a family meal? – Whenever you and your family eat together, whether it’s takeout food or a home-cooked meal with all the trimmings. Endeavor for nutritious food and a time when everyone can be there. This may mean re-scheduling time for eating dinner a little later to accommodate a teen who’s at sports practice. It also can mean setting aside time on the weekends when it may be more convenient to gather as a group, such as for Sunday brunch.

Stock Up on Healthy Foods

Kids, especially younger ones, will eat mostly what’s available at home. That’s why it’s important to control the supply lines the foods that you serve for meals and have on hand for snacks. The following basic guidelines may be helpful:

  • Work fruits and vegetables into the daily routine – aiming for the goal of at least five servings a day. Be sure you serve fruit or vegetables at every meal.
  • Make it easy for kids to choose healthy snacks – by keeping fruits and vegetables on hand and ready to eat. Other good snacks include low-fat yogurt, peanut butter and celery, or whole-grain crackers and cheese.
  • Serve lean meats and other good sources of protein – such as fish, eggs, beans, and nuts.
  • Choose whole-grain breads and cereals – so kids get more fiber.
  • Limit fat intake – by avoiding fried foods and choosing healthier cooking methods, such as broiling, grilling, roasting, and steaming. Choose low-fat or nonfat dairy products.
  • Limit fast food and low-nutrient snacks – such as chips and candy. But don’t completely ban favorite snacks from your home. Instead, make them “once-in-a-while” foods, so kids don’t feel deprived.
  • Limit sugary drinks – such as soda and fruit-flavored drinks. Serve water and low-fat milk instead.

Be a Role Model

This brings us to the wise saying and the quote from the holy book stated above. Therefore the best way for you to encourage healthy eating is to eat well yourself. Remember that kids will follow the lead of the adults they see every day. By eating fruits and vegetables and not overindulging in the less nutritious stuff, you’ll be sending the right message hone for your kids.

Another way to be a good role model is to serve appropriate portions and not overeat. Talk about your feelings of fullness, especially with younger children. You might say, “this is delicious, but I’m full, so I’m going to stop eating.” Similarly, parents who are always dieting or complaining about their bodies may foster these same negative feelings in their kids. Try to keep a positive approach about food.

Get Kids Involved
  • Most kids will enjoy deciding what to make for dinner.
  • Talk to them about making choices and planning a balanced meal.
  • Some might even want to help shop for ingredients and prepare the meal.
  • At the store, teach kids to check out food labels to begin understanding what to look for.
  • In the kitchen, select age-appropriate tasks so kids can play a part without getting injured or feeling overwhelmed. And at the end of the meal, don’t forget to praise the chef.
  • School lunches can be another learning lesson for kids. More important, if you can get them thinking about what they eat for lunch, you might be able to help them make positive changes.
  • Brainstorm about what kinds of foods they’d like for lunch or go to the grocery store to shop together for healthy, packable foods.

Doing this may not be easy if you’re are already struggling with your own poor eating habit and so seeking professional help from doctor Dalal Akoury will benefits you greatly. Doctor Akoury is weight loss professional and also an expert in nutrition. She founded AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center a facility in whose sole objective is to transform each individual’s life through increasing awareness about health and wellness and by empowering individuals to find their own inner healing power. Her practice focuses on personalized medicine through healthy lifestyle choices that deal with primary prevention and underlying causes instead of patching up symptoms. You may want to schedule for an appointment with her today for real time solution to all your queries.

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