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Health Tip: Develop Healthy Eating Habits

A few simple changes can make a big difference


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(HealthDay News) -- If you want to lose weight, feel better or simply eat healthier, adjusting your diet is the best place to start.

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Try these suggestions for healthier eating, courtesy of the American Academy of Family Physicians:

  • Don't skip breakfast, and make lunch your largest meal of the day.
  • Begin each meal with a low-fat starter such as salad, soup, broth or just a glass of water.
  • Replace soda or sugary drinks with natural fruit juice, skim milk or water.
  • Replace some dietary sugar with no-calorie sweeteners.
  • Reduce the amount of alcohol that you drink.
  • Stick to healthy serving sizes.
  • Include more fruits, vegetables and whole grains in every meal.
  • Eat slowly, and you'll be less likely to eat more than you need.


-- Diana Kohnle

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Last updated 2/1/2007

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