Diet is necessary, but what works?

It is relatively simple, as we age, we lose bone density and muscle which is accelerated due to sedentary lifestyles.

A simple blue print is:

v Balance your daily diet with choices from the 5 Food Groups

v Increase your daily intake of fresh fruit and vegetables to at least 5-10 servings

v Control your portions (example-protein portions the size of your palm)

v Increase your water intake to at least 8-12 8 oz. glasses per day

v Make sure you get uninterrupted rest of 8 hours each night

v Select an exercise program that incorporates the “Triangle of Physical Fitness”

v Count your calories each day, however don’t go below 1200 calories

v Reduce the so-called “empty calorie” foods (all processed foods; sugar-loaded cereals; low fiber/high carb snacks)

This simple method works! Try it.

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