6 Life Changes to Help You Lose Weight in 2016
1. Download a food-journaling phone app.
2. Trick yourself into drinking more water and eating less.
* Buy a refillable water bottle, and carry it everywhere. It's a constant reminder, and it couldn't be more convenient if it tried. Pick out a cute bottle, like this one!
* Download Waterlogged, a fun and free app that helps you track your water intake. You can even set mini goals and reminders. Perfect.
* Keep a pitcher of "spa water" in your fridge. It's shocking how great H2O tastes once it's soaked up some natural flavor. Just add strawberries, cucumbers, and/or a little mint to your agua, and let it infuse. You’ll be a water guzzler in no time...
3. Embrace the three-pronged emergency snack approach.
4. Carry around a mini mouthwash to use after meals and snacks.
5. Practice plan-ahead Sundays.
6. Become a Housewalker.
Chew on this:
Today, January 4th, is National Spaghetti Day. Might we suggest our Spaghetti Swap & Meatballs? Only 327 calories for a ginormous portion.
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