2631: Dining Out? Stay on Track with These Tips by Tara Ballard with JillFit on Eating for A Healthy Lifestyle
Jul 14, 2024
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Tips for Dining Out While Staying on Track with Fat Loss Lifestyle
When going out to eat, sticking to a fat loss lifestyle may seem challenging, but it's possible by making the right choices. Anticipating dining out situations and checking the menu beforehand can help solidify your decision to stick to your plan. Prioritizing lean protein and green veggies, limiting starch intake, and avoiding combining fats with alcohol are key principles to follow. Different restaurant types offer various options for maintaining a fat loss lifestyle, from steakhouse choices to Asian food selections.
Consuming Non-Starchy Vegetables and Protein-Rich Foods First for Health Goals
Prioritizing non-starchy vegetables and protein-rich foods before consuming starchy options is a valuable strategy for maintaining health goals. This approach helps in feeling more satisfied after meals and can be applied during holidays or for managing blood sugar levels in conditions like diabetes. Dark leafy greens, colorful vegetables, animal products, and plant-based proteins are ideal choices to consume first before starchy foods, enhancing meal satisfaction and nutritional balance.
Advice on Balancing Dietary Choices for Optimal Health During Meals and Snacks
Adopting a pattern of consuming non-starchy vegetables and protein-rich foods before starchy options promotes overall health and well-being. By treating starchy vegetables and foods similarly to dessert, individuals can better manage their food intake and promote satiety. This approach is beneficial not only during special occasions like holidays but can also support blood sugar control in diabetes management, offering a versatile and effective dietary strategy year-round.
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Episode 2631:
Tara Ballard shares practical tips on maintaining your fat loss goals while dining out. Learn how to make mindful choices at various types of restaurants without compromising your social life or your progress.
"Fat loss happens anywhere – meaning you can eat for fat loss virtually anywhere, it is all about making the right choices."
"I make a clear and conscious choice to stick to my fat loss lifestyle no matter what my friends order or what the menu would presumably dictate that I order."
"Be-Do-Have. If you want to be a lean person, then you need to be like a lean person now, and do the things a lean person would do so that you can have the lean physique you desire."