01/25/2026
Many start January thinking “New Year - New Me!!”, however, pivoting from October (candy), November (overindulgence), December (stress) and December/January (overindulgence/alcohol) can make the transformation you’re expecting a bit challenging.
Here’s a few helpful tips to make the transition back to your wellness a bit easier:
Limit processed sugars .
Limiting processed sugar can lead to numerous health benefits, including improved weight management and better blood sugar regulation. Additionally, it can enhance dental health and improve skin condition by reducing inflammation and acne.
Breathe (stress relief) .
Proper breathing can improve your health by reducing stress and anxiety, lowering blood pressure and heart rate, and enhancing lung capacity. It also promotes better oxygen delivery throughout the body, which can lead to improved mental wellness and concentration.
Move your body .
Movement of the body offers numerous benefits, including lymphatic drainage, improved mood, better weight management, enhanced cardiovascular health, and stronger muscles and bones. It can also reduce the risk of chronic diseases, boost energy levels, and improve mental health by alleviating symptoms of anxiety and depression.
Limit take out meals - Cook at home .
Home cooking offers numerous benefits, including healthier meals with better control over ingredients, which can lead to improved nutrition and weight management.
Get sun on your skin .
Yes, it’s cold outside, but sun exposure provides several health benefits, including the production of vitamin D, which is essential for bone health and immune function. It also boosts mood by increasing serotonin levels, helps regulate sleep patterns, and can reduce stress and anxiety.
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