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Focus on Nutrition Eat Wisely. Plan for Success Shape healthy eating habits one or two at a time. Start with one you can easily accomplish. For example, if you drink whole milk now, switch to 2% milk for 1-2 weeks and then switch to skim milk. Use fresh herbs, spices, and seasonings without salt or sodium in cooking and at the table. Choose whole-grain breads, cereals, and pastas over white, refined ones. Choose fruits and veggies of different colors to get a variety of healthy nutrients. Include dark-green, orange, and red ones. Add salads to meals, but use only a small amount of salad dressing. Eat less fast food. Make more meals at home. When you do eat fast food, opt for healthier choices, such as a grilled chicken sandwich instead of one that is fried. Snack smart. Choose fruit, veggies, nuts, and seeds. Examples are apples, pears, carrots, almonds, walnuts, and sunflower seeds. Resist buying snacks high in fat, salt, and/or sugar. Select whole fruit over juice. When you choose juices, get ones with 100% fruit juice. For a larger serving size without extra calories, mix 2-4 ounces of juice with 4 or more ounces of water. © American Institute for Preventive Medicine www.HealthyLife.com
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Page 1: Eat Wisely. Focus on Nutrition€¦ · at less fast food. Make more meals at home. When you do eat fast food, opt for healthier choices, such as a grilled chicken sandwich instead

Focus on NutritionEat Wisely.

Plan for Success

Shape healthy eating habits one or two at a time. Start with one youcan easily accomplish. For example, if you drink whole milk now, switch to 2% milk for 1-2 weeks and then switch to skim milk.

Use fresh herbs, spices, and seasonings without salt or sodium in cookingand at the table.

Choose whole-grain breads, cereals, and pastas over white, refined ones.

Choose fruits and veggies of different colors to get a variety of healthynutrients. Include dark-green, orange, and red ones. Add salads to meals, but use only a small amount of salad dressing.

Eat less fast food. Make more meals at home. When you do eat fast food,opt for healthier choices, such as a grilled chicken sandwich instead of one that is fried.

Snack smart. Choose fruit, veggies, nuts, and seeds. Examples areapples, pears, carrots, almonds, walnuts, and sunflower seeds. Resist buying snacks high in fat, salt, and/or sugar.

Select whole fruit over juice. When you choose juices, get ones with100% fruit juice. For a larger serving size without extra calories, mix 2-4 ounces of juice with 4 or more ounces of water.

© American Institute for Preventive Medicine • www.HealthyLife.com

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