Hewitt Health Wellness Network
Enjoying
A Healthy Lifestyle with
Bryant & Anita Hewitt
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Sour
Perfectionism
Psalm
1:4 (NKJV)
The ungodly are not so,
But are like the chaff which the
wind drives away.
Thought
For The Day:
Lord, give me a hopeful attitude
based on Your grace. May that grace radiate from me with contagious joy!!
Tempting Tuesday… we all have a choice
it eat right or to so-come temptation. The problem isn’t in the so-coming, the problem lays in moderation. We have a tendency
to eat heavy every day of the week. We all need to have one day to eat what you
want I like to call it a “blow day.” The
“Blow Day” means you take one day and eat whatever you’re craving for, than go
back and eat healthy by doing this it will keep you from binge…and return to
exercising. This works for me so just try it; it may work of you as well.
Have a Healthy Tuesday with HHWN J
Mediterranean
Diet Can Help Women Live Healthier And Longer, Study Says
16
Foods Good For Longevity
3
Blueberries
This super-fruit is
anti-inflammatory and helps improves brain and heart health.
4
Coffee
Drinking more than two cups a day
of coffee may help you live longer by offering protection against respiratory
problems and heart disease.
15
Healthy Practices You Already Know (But Should Go Ahead & Start Doing) By
Emily Koch
4.
Drink water
5.
Wear sunscreen
You’ll like the crow’s feet you
have from all the smiles, but the scars from the “suspicious moles” removed?
Not so much. Save yourself the trouble and slop on that sunscreen.
6.
Brush and floss.
Your teeth (and gums) reflect your
overall health, so take care of them! You probably have the brushing down, but
get that flossing going too, every time! See your dentist every six months, and
brush and floss after every meal! If you're feeling extra adventurous, do some
oil pulling too!
A
Healthy Menu For
Tuesday
For breakfast, eat 1 cup raisin
bran cereal with 1 cup nonfat milk, 1 cup blackberries. Enjoy this with coffee
or tea with a sugar substitute. Lunch consists of a grilled tomato and cheese
sandwich on whole grain bread, 2 celery stalks served with 2 tbsp. chunky salsa
for dipping. Add 1 cup red seedless grapes for dessert. For dinner, choose 3
oz. pork tenderloin, 1 cup boiled kale, 1 cup nonfat milk and ½ a red
grapefruit. If you are hungry later in the evening, enjoy 3 cups air-popped
popcorn
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