Healthy Eating to Avoid Cancer, Diabetes and Heart Disease
Healthy Eating: Easy to Follow Tips that Work
You've heard it before. You'll hear it again. Get healthy. Eat right.�
That's the message from health organization, physicians and trainers across America. But how can you make health nutrition changes that stick? The experts say minor modifications over time can turn into big results. The following tips will help you on your way to a healthy diet.�By following these tips you'll be well on your way to losing weight, feeling great and reducing your risk of heart disease, cancer and diabetes.
Food is fuel so pick �high octane' nutrition
All the major health organizations agree. Healthy eating can cut your risk of cancer, diabetes and heart disease. It can also make you feel more energized and lose weight. A healthy eating plan includes a wide variety of foods.�
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Takeaways
- Eat colorful fruits and vegetables; whole grains, no-fat dairy and lean protein
- Portion sizes can be deceptive
- Read labels to look for good sources of fiber and low-fat foods
Did You Know?
Did you know that a serving size of cheese is the size of an 8 volt battery?
Resources
- www.YesICanYesYouCan.com - Jay Leeuwenburg's Story of Overcoming Type 1 Diabetes Educates Diabetics and Parents, Entertains Football Fans.American Heart Association nutrition pamphlets (800-AHA-USA1)5aday.govAmerican Cancer Society website
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