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Balance diet with exercise from "summary" of THE DIET RESOURCE GUIDE by Dennis B. Weis

A balanced diet and regular exercise are essential to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Eating a variety of nutrient-rich foods and engaging in physical activity can help reduce the risk of various health problems.
  1. Eating a balanced diet is essential for maintaining strong physical and mental health. Regular exercise - such as running, swimming or cycling - can also help to improve your overall wellbeing.
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  3. With the right combination of eating the right amounts of healthy foods and being physically active, you can reach a suitable level of fitness and strength that will help improve your overall wellbeing.
  4. Whether you have specific goals related to fitness or weight loss, or simply want to take care of yourself - combining a well-balanced nutrition plan with regular physical exercise can make a big difference in terms of improving your long-term health.
  5. There is no one-size-fits-all approach to nutrition and exercise; instead, the best balance of activity and diet should be tailored to individual needs.
  6. Don't neglect either side of the equation - incorporating both proper nutrition and exercise into your lifestyle will have positive results and promote better life habits.
  7. Achieving the ideal balance between nourishment through food and movement through exercise will require effort and dedication but the benefits of this effort far outweigh any hardships along the way.
  8. Balance between calories consumed to energy expended by mixing nutritious foods with daily active pursuits - from walking or taking the stairs to muscle strengthening activities like weights or yoga.
  9. Your body needs fuel for daily activity but too much of anything can produce negative results. Monitor portions, eat a variety of whole foods, include lean proteins, dairy products, fruits and vegetables, and choose low glycemic options.
  10. Find an appropriate combination of nutritional and fitness habits that work best for you, and stick with it – forming these consistent patterns will bring long term positive results for your health in the future.
  11. Remember that everybody’s body type and metabolism are different. Adapt your meal plan and fitness regime accordingly to suit personal needs and try to avoid fad diets, which can sometimes do more harm than good.
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THE DIET RESOURCE GUIDE

Dennis B. Weis

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