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Before attending festive gatherings or parties, plan your meals and snacks for the day. This can help you balance your overall intake and avoid overindulging.
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Drinking enough water is crucial. Sometimes, we mistake thirst for hunger. Keeping well-hydrated can help control your appetite.
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Enjoy the festive foods, but in moderation. Use smaller plates and utensils to help control portion sizes. This way, you can savour the flavours without overeating.
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Make sure your meals include a variety of vegetables and fruits. They are rich in essential nutrients and fibre and can help fill you up, reducing the temptation to overindulge in less healthy options.
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Opt for lean sources of protein like turkey, chicken, fish, or tofu. Protein can help you feel full and satisfied, reducing the desire for unhealthy snacks.
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While it's okay to enjoy festive treats, don't go overboard with sugary and high-fat foods. Try to choose your indulgences wisely and in moderation.
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Pay attention to what you eat. Eat slowly and savour each bite. This can help you recognise when you're full and prevent overeating.
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Don't forget to incorporate physical activity into your daily routine. Regular exercise can help balance the extra calories you might consume during the festive season.
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Remember that it's okay to enjoy the festive season and the special foods that come with it.