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Five Ways to
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bounce back after straying from
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your diet. Are you forever
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trying to improve your diet, do
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you eat well for a few days and
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then find yourself falling back
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into old poor eating patterns.
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You're definitely not alone as
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many people struggle to eat a
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healthy diet these days for a
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variety of reasons and your diet
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is absolutely pivotal to your
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health and your weight goals. A
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healthy diet consists of lots of
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fruits and vegetables, lean
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proteins, whole grains and fats,
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and as low as possible in sugar,
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processed foods and saturated
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fats. Yet, it isn't always easy
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to eat this way. If you're like
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most people, then you make the
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resolution to eat healthy
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regularly, only to find yourself
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sliding after a few days,
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snacking on your favorite
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unhealthy snacks or grabbing a
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quick takeaway after a long day
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at work. It's normal and human
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to stray now and then. But what
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really matters is what you do
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next. you can either see your
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slip up as an impulse to do
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better next time. Or you can use
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it as an excuse to forget the
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diet altogether. And only one of
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these ways leads to better
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health and weight goal
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achievement. So if you have
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recently fallen off the wagon
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with your eating, here's what we
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recommend you do next. Don't
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blame yourself. Blaming yourself
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for straying will only make you
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feel bad and guilty and may
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cause you to abandon your diet
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overall. Instead, look to the
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future start making changes so
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that same issue doesn't happen
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again. What can you do if you've
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fallen off the wagon? plan.
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Research shows that humans can
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only make a certain number of
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decisions a day before they get
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decision fatigue, which can lead
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them to making bad decisions. So
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to sidestep this, plan what you
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eat for the next 48 hours so
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that you don't have to make any
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decisions and can't make any bad
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decisions, follow them. You can
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also focus on feel good
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activities. Often you'll find
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that you eat foods that are bad
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for you because you feel bad or
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tired and want to feel good.
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Instead of looking for food,
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look for activities that make
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you feel good, but don't include
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food. So that can include
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reading a good book, doing a
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workout, walking, talking to a
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friend, taking a bubble bath or
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meditating. If you want to get
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back on your diet, you can also
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do a workout. If you ate
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something you shouldn't then add
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an extra workout to your week.
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This will not only limit the
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effects of your slip up, but it
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will also help release
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endorphins and make you feel
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good. So just don't make your
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workout something you dislike,
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this isn't supposed to be a
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punishment. If you slipped off
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your diet, then maybe you're
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bored of it. So try something
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new. Try to change things up a
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little. a new salad recipe, a
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new class at your gym, or a new
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restaurant that boasts healthy
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meals that have been tempting
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you. a change really can make
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all the difference to your
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motivation and your outlook. So
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that's what we have today about
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how to so that's all we have today on
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how to get back on the wagon if
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you have fallen astray on your
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diet. Thanks for listening. I
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hope you got something helpful.
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Make sure you like and share for
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these great tips. And remember,
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we're here to always empower you
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to take control of your health.
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