I love all the foods that I should hate: pizza, fried chicken,
cookies, any kind of bread and cheese., cake etc. Unfortunately, for me, when
it comes to getting in shape and losing weight these food are on the "
DON'T DO IT" list. Eating clean is the way to go...and I have
learned this the hard way. I was a tad bit skeptical at first but decided to
give it a whirl. I have been doing the clean eating "thing" for about
4 months now with a relapse here and there. When I am eating right and and then
sneak a cookie or a slice of pizza in, I call it a relapse. It may sound
extreme but it is technically a relapse...I eat that slice of pizza and
instantly feel bad, knowing that I am doing something bad for me. After the
deed has been done I am in pain and sick. Taking that first bite of pizza is
a-mazing, but then my stomach pays the price for it and I am feeling awful the
rest of the day. With that being said here are some additional reason why I
have decided to eat strictly a clean diet.
1) Energy, Energy, Energy!!!
I am not a doctor so please verify this info with a
professional...but from my research eating a clean diet boost your iron
and vitamin B complex, which regulates your blood sugar.
Eating processed carbohydrates ups your
blood sugar which makes you feel tired and yucky!
2)Less sick days!!! woot woot
Veggies are loaded with vitamins!! Vitamin A is a nice vitamin that
keeps your vision and immunity healthy!
3) Kicks the monster cancers BUTT!
According to a study by Colorado State University Extension, the enemy (saturated fat...ew!) such as processed meat and fried foods increase cancer risk!! Luckily a clean diet full of fruits and veggies, boosts your intake of phytonutrients and antioxidants, which..... fight cancer growth WOO HOO!!!
Clean Eating Basics
- Limit
Processed foods
- Eat
your fruits and vegetables
- Say
good bye to:
- saturated fats:
butter, cheese, fatty meats
- alcohol
- white
sugar and flour
- refined
grains
- less
sugar ( bye bye Dr. Pepper and sweet tea)
- Say
hello to:
- Good
Fats:olive oil, fish
- whole
grains
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