Could changing just one meal a day make a noticeable difference in satiety, energy levels, and productivity? There was only one way to find out: compare a week of fast food lunches to a week of healthy lunches made with Healthy Food Now recipes.
Anticipation can actually increase the enjoyment you get from food. Let’s look at how you can use anticipation as healthy eating habit to aid your quest for lasting health and thinness.
We decided to run a mini experiment here at Healthy Food Now-- compare how a week of eating lunches from popular fast food chains and a week of making recipes from Healthy Food Now can affect energy levels, satiety, productivity, and overall wellbeing.
You say that you want to change a bad habit, but are you in the right mindset to do so? Understanding the stages of change is important before you try to rid yourself of an unhealthy habit
We are constantly barraged with environmental cues to eat bad food. My favorite technique for protecting myself against the propaganda is to regularly educate myself with healthy information through videos, books, podcasts, etc.
You can’t afford to cut corners when it comes to building a better health diet plan that works for your lifestyle and nutritional needs. But with soaring food costs, how are you going to eat super healthfully?
The pleasure of a high-fat, high-salt meal overcomes the very real threat of death by heart attack, because we don’t think about the future consequences of filling our bodies with junk. All we know is that it tastes good now.