Dennis Hardy ND
1. Focus on food choices rather than counting calories. It is interesting to note that the average person in China consumes 30% more calories and a pound more food every day than the average American, yet most Chinese people do not have a weight problem. It’s because of the types of food they eat.
2. Eat more nutrient-dense foods. This means consuming a diet rich in fresh raw fruits, vegetables, grains, legumes, nuts and seeds. In fact, the majority of your diet should consist of plant-based food.
Chew your food at least 15 times. This allows digestion to occur and increases awareness of the amount of food you are eating.
1. Focus on food choices rather than counting calories. It is interesting to note that the average person in China consumes 30% more calories and a pound more food every day than the average American, yet most Chinese people do not have a weight problem. It’s because of the types of food they eat.
2. Eat more nutrient-dense foods. This means consuming a diet rich in fresh raw fruits, vegetables, grains, legumes, nuts and seeds. In fact, the majority of your diet should consist of plant-based food.
Chew your food at least 15 times. This allows digestion to occur and increases awareness of the amount of food you are eating.