It’s the beginning of a new year again, a time often associated with change. The festive season may have left you feeling very tired and your habits in disarray.
You might be tempted to try a new fad diet that promises to get you back on your feet quickly (without any evidence to back it up), but keep in mind that it’s not a solution. There are healthier ways to get back on track in the New Year!
Sources
- SECTION 1 Foundation for healthy eating | Canada’s Food Guide – Government of Canada | June 2023
- Eat vegetables and fruits | Canada’s Food Guide – Government of Canada | September 2023
- Eat whole grain foods | Canada’s Food Guide – Government of Canada | May 2022
- Eat protein foods | Canada’s Food Guide – Government of Canada | May 2022
- Holiday Nutrition Tips: Optimize Your Nutrition After the Holidays | University of Guelph | January 2023
- Why sleep? | SLEEP ON IT! – Canadian Public Health Campaign on Sleep
- Are Canadian adults getting enough sleep? | Public Health Agency of Canada | 2019
- Sleeping Better | MyHealth Alberta
- 10 simple tips for better sleep | SLEEP ON IT! – Canadian Public Health Campaign on Sleep
- What to expect when you stop drinking | Drinkaware | November 2021
- Alcohol and Stress | Drinkaware | September 2022
- Benefits of cutting down on alcohol | Alcohol and Drug Foundation | June 2022
- The Effects of Alcohol on Quality of Sleep | Korean Journal of Family Medicine on PubMed Central | 2015
- Alcohol and relationships | Drinkaware | November 2021
- How to Start Being Active: Physical Activity and Exercise | MyHealth Alberta | October 2018
- Tips to Help You Exercise More, Get Active | NIH – National Heart, Lung. and Blood Institute | February 2013
- Tips for Starting Physical Activity | National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases | May 2017
- Be mindful of your eating habits | Canada’s Food Guide – Government of Canada | October 2020
- Take time to eat | Canada’s Food Guide – Government of Canada | March 2023
- Hunger cues | Canada’s Food Guide – Government of Canada | October 2020
- Fad diets | British Dietetic Association (BDA)
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