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Healthy Food Shopping for Weight Loss

Having healthy and nutritious food at home is key when you are working on weight loss. Getting through the supermarket, well, that can be difficult. Here are some quick tips to help you get ready to navigate your way through the market.

1. Make a list. Write down all of your favorite healthy foods that you will need for the week and stick to it. Create you list in categories: fruits, vegetables, dairy, frozen, etc. By having this list you are less likely to wonder down the cookie o r chips aisle and you will be in and out of the store quickly.

2. Use the periSupermarket_2meter of the store. This is where all the weight loss friendly foods are. Use the perimeter for the majority of your shopping and use the aisles to get your frozen and canned foods, condiments, and whole grain items.

3. Shop on a full stomach. It may sound cliche, but it is true. Shopping on an empty stomach makes you more vulnerable to buying anything and everything. If you can't shop on a full stomach drink some water or have a small snack before you shop. This will help keep you thinking clearly as you do you shopping.

During the week I will be giving you more tips on how to shop for foods that will help keep you working towards your weight loss goals.

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