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Why You Need To Start Eating Healthily Today

The Seeker by The Seeker
June 7, 2020
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Often, health specialists say that health is more important than wealth. This is because having a healthy and robust body translates to a fuller and happy life. The problem is that switching to a healthier diet isn’t an easy undertaking. However, the benefits that tag along are worth the chase. Therefore, it’s recommended that you start consuming a healthy diet that includes a variety of vegetables, fruits, whole grains, starches, fats, and lean proteins. The undertaking also does require one to avoid meals with high amounts of sugar and added salt. Here, I will discuss why you should start eating healthily right away. 

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  1. Weight Loss 

In the recent past, weight-related complications have become a rising concern. As for this, most people are extra cautious with their body shape and weight. Over time, eating healthily has been considered as the perfect remedy to shed excess weight. With a weight under check, you can help reduce the risk of chronic conditions, such as;

  • Heart diseases
  • Diabetes
  • Poor bone density
  • Cancer

To curb these conditions, it means eating fruits and whole vegetables, for example, all of which are known for their lower calorie count. Watching your daily calorie count can be a daunting task, especially when you aren’t sure of the types of foods. Thankfully, today, technology has come to your rescue. Noom, for example, is a great resource for promoting weight loss healthily and productively. The app often referred to as ‘the last option you’ll ever need’ uses food to help you shed excess weight. It comprises of coaches that train you to make better lifestyle choices. In the app, you will get a couple of questions about how often you work out before being linked to a coach and given daily food recommendations. 

  1. Reduces the Risk of Cancer

On the 4th of February, the entire universe commemorates the world’s cancer day to recognize and create awareness about deadly cancer. As mentioned earlier, an unhealthy diet causes obesity, which increases a person’s risk of getting cancer. To avoid the menace, it’s recommended that you stick to a healthy diet. Diets comprising of fruits and vegetables can help protect against cancer. 

Diet rich in fruits, for instance, are known to help reduce tumors in the upper gastrointestinal tract. A combo of vegetables, fiber, and fruits, on the other hand, lower the risk of colorectal cancer while fiber-rich diets help reduce the risk of liver cancer. This is because fruits, nuts, and legumes contain antioxidants that protect cells from damage that can cause cancer. 

  1. Boosts Your Mood

Now and then, studies have confirmed the relationship between proper diet and mood. Not long ago, researchers revealed that a diet with high glycemic causes an increase in symptoms of depressions and fatigue. These diets include refined carbohydrates, such as those in white bread, biscuits, and cakes. Whole fruit, whole grains, and vegetables are recommended, as they contain a lower glycemic load. Therefore, adding them to your diet helps boost your overall mood. 

  1. Contributes to a Good Night’s Sleep

Sleep is essential when it comes to promoting wellness. Unfortunately, busy schedules and sleep apnea can disrupt your sleep patterns. Sleep apnea occurs when the airways are blocked during sleep. An unhealthy diet, obesity, and alcohol consumption are among the leading cause of repeated blocking of airways. Therefore, you can avoid all these risk factors by reducing alcohol consumption and caffeine. By so doing, you help promote a good night’s sleep, six to eight hours a day, as recommended by health specialists. 

  1. Strong Teeth and Bones

A diet comprising magnesium and calcium is essential for promoting healthy, strong teeth and bones. According to health specialists, keeping bones healthy is crucial in preventing osteoarthritis and osteoporosis later in life. Therefore, you should consider consuming calcium-rich foods, such as; 

  • Broccoli
  • Low-fat dairy products
  • Cabbage
  • Tofu
  • Canned fish with bones
  • Legumes
  • Cauliflower
  1. Boosts Memory

Cognitive decline and dementia are among the leading problem in today’s world. The fantastic thing is that consuming a healthy diet may help reduce them significantly. In 2015, a study revealed that foods and nutrients help protect against these adverse effects, and these diets can be found in the following foods; 

  • Vitamin E, C, and D
  • Omega-3 fatty acids
  • Fish
  • Flavonoids and polyphenols

Sticking to a healthy diet is essential when it comes to improving your wellness. However, it can be a daunting task when you are not sure what to eat and the benefits that tag along. If you are not sure why a healthy diet is essential, this article is for you. It explains the top six benefits of why you should stick to a healthy diet. By reading through the piece, you will understand why health is more important than wealth. 

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