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Summer Challenges: How to Enjoy Your Free Time Without Bloating and Extra Pounds

Don’t Stress, but Pay Attention to Your Fiber Intake! Summer, like the holiday season at the end of the year,

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April 9, 2025

Losing Weight and Keeping It Off: The Secret to Sustainable Weight Loss

Why Calorie Counting Alone May Not Work If you've ever tried dieting, you're probably familiar with the

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Anti-aging Behind the Scenes: Supporting Gut Flora to Combat Aging

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April 9, 2025

Spring into Success: Proven Tips for Building Healthy Habits and Achieving Your Goals

Spring Into Change: Tips for Building New Habits Spring is here, a perfect time for diet and lifestyle changes or setting new goals. Each year, millions start with high hopes, but many struggle to stay on track. To ensure you're among the successful changers, here are tips to help you make lasting changes in nutrition, exercise, or even learning a new skill. Routine Over Everything To make change successful, it must become a natural part of your daily life, as if on "autopilot." Your new routine should be enjoyable and potentially the best part of your day. It needs to feel as natural as breathing or brushing your teeth before bed. What Makes a Routine Stick? A routine becomes part of your daily life when it feels unnatural not to do it. Don't be discouraged if your goal hasn't become a habit right away. Developing new habits takes time and effort. It may feel awkward at first, but with persistence, it will become second nature. The 3R Method Establish your new habit using the 3R method: Reminder: Define a specific goal and attach it to a particular situation. Routine: Repeat the action steps consistently. Reward: Acknowledge the positive outcomes to stay motivated. For instance, if your goal is to consume 30 grams of fiber daily, start by adding vegetables to your breakfast. Over time, this will become a routine, and the improved wellbeing you feel will serve as your reward. Small Steps Change is easier when you take small, manageable steps. Break your goal into achievable targets. For example, focus on improving one meal at a time. Once that feels natural, move on to the next. This approach builds confidence and inspires further progress. 21/90 Rule Habits take time. On average, it takes 21 days to form a habit and 90 days to make it a solid part of your life. Be patient and focus on consistency rather than perfection during this period. Documentation Setbacks are common, but they’re not failures. Keep a journal of your achievements to track progress and maintain perspective. Checking off each successful day can help you see that you're doing better than you think. Tips to Overcome Challenges Find a partner: A buddy for exercise or dietary goals provides mutual motivation. Set modest goals: Achieving smaller goals builds confidence and prevents burnout. Focus on one goal: Tackle changes one at a time to avoid feeling overwhelmed. Seek professional help: Consult dietitians, trainers, or psychologists to guide your journey. +1 Active Tip Include a simple action in your routine to ensure daily adherence. For instance, if you're aiming to improve your fiber intake, keep a supply of FiberShake at home to help you meet your daily goal effortlessly. Special thanks to Trenka Andrea Petra, Dietitian and Behavioral Analyst, for this professional article!

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