Next to reducing screen time, snacking is a habit most of us would like to kick, or, if we’re being realistic, change it up to improve our health and well-being. It can be done! Our nutritionists at the Institute for Health & Healing offer simple steps to a better bite to eat.
Some of us spend 8 hours a day working with a fridge and pantry full of our favorite goodies in the next room. Some of us go to offices stocked with enough processed foods to last a lifetime. Even hardware stores and pharmacies have candy bars in the checkout line. Temptation is everywhere, but with a little compassion, imagination and flexibility, eating habits can change. Try these steps and enjoy the journey to enlightened snacking.
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