Make One Tiny Change To Your Eating Habits For Big Results

Can cutting just 10 calories a day make a big difference in your health? The Food Network writes that easy, small changes done consistently — such as not taking sugar in your coffee — can help you achieve big goals.

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Many small steps you can take to improve your health can be done with simple steps As an example, if you have only one minute:

Order salad dressings or gravies on the side, rather than pouring it on top of your food. Dip your fork into the dressing before you take a bite, that way you will get a taste of dressing with each bite, but you’ll consume less dressing by the end of your meal.

Another example for losing weight is cutting down on coffee if you tend to drink it with cream (or switching to low-fat milk).

The key is doing these small changes every day so you can see improvement in the long run.

Check out other suggestions from the Food Network link below or tell us, what little things do you do or have you done to improve your health and life?

Make One Small Change: A Manageable Approach to Food, Fitness and Life [Food Network]


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