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January 01, 2025

AS the calendar turns to a new year, many of us set ambitious goals to improve our health, often vowing to lose weight, get fit, or adopt a healthier lifestyle.

- Sadhvika Srinivas

However, these resolutions often falter due to unrealistic expectations or a lack of proper planning.

Nutrition, a cornerstone of overall health, deserves a place at the top of our resolutions, and it's easier to incorporate than one might think.

Even small, sustained dietary changes can lead to significant long-term health benefits. Starting the year with a focus on nutrition can set the stage for sustainable health improvements.

Set realistic goals Setting realistic nutrition goals is crucial for achieving long-term success and maintaining health. Unrealistic expectations can lead to frustration, decreased motivation, and potential health risks, such as nutrient deficiencies or disordered eating. Realistic goals promote sustainable changes by allowing gradual adjustments that are easier to maintain. They build confidence through small, achievable milestones, prevent burnout, and encourage consistent progress over time.

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