Holiday Eating: Party Hearty Without Putting on the Pounds!
The holidays are definitely a special time of year. These days,
however, many women wonder whether "special" means happy -- or
stressful. Do you know anyone who doesn't feel more stress
during the holiday season? One thing is for sure: Stress is a
six-letter word that can spell added trouble for many women who
struggle with food, eating and weight.
A national survey of women conducted earlier this year revealed
that women see stress and lack of energy as two of their top
health issues. But here's where it gets interesting: Women were
twice as likely as men to snack as a way of dealing with stress!
So how do you enjoy the famous holiday party time that seems to
start with coffee breaks at work or weekend brunches and last
through dessert parties late in the evening without overdoing on
all those wonderful foods? Here's a list of ideas to consider
that can help reduce holiday stress, boost energy and maximize
your ability to make smart choices to support you in your
efforts to feel well and stay healthy.
Keep It Simple
The absolute first "must" for enjoying your holidays is to keep
it simple. Be realistic in what you want to accomplish