It dates back to the
natural health movement of the 1960s, became popular in health clubs
and gyms and has now moved to mainstream America, I believe, because
people really want to learn how to eat right and be in control of
their health.
According to
Registered Dietician Diane Welland, here are seven core principles of
eating clean:
1. Choose whole
natural foods and eliminate or minimize processed foods
2. Choose unrefined
over refined
3. Include protein,
carbohydrates and healthy fat at every meal
4. Pay attention to
fat, salt & sugar
5. Eat 5-6 small
meals throughout the day
6. Don't drink your
calories
7. Be physically
active
For some people these might be very easy tips. For others, you may have to ease into it. If everything you eat comes in a box or through a drive through window, start buying your own meat, vegetables and fruit and make your own meals a few nights a week. If you eat white bread, switch to whole grain or sprouted or skip the bread altogether and opt for a salad or an omelet. Eggs from farm raised chickens are my best friend! Carry snacks with you like raw almonds, fruit, homemade protein bars, string cheese, etc. so you can eat every couple of hours. It may take time to adapt but you will feel and look much better very soon!
Click here for the
full article about clean eating
www.cookinglight.com/eating-smart/smart-choices/clean-eating
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