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Make your New Year's resolution realistic and attainable

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One of the most non-private of these, according to several resolution websites, is losing weight and eating healthier. But experts say many people will go out of business at weight-loss goals unless they make a reasonable resolution about weight loss.

“The main problem with New Year’s resolutions and rig loss is that many people set unrealistic and unachievable goals,” said Nicole Brocato, company manager at Aspen Weight Loss Clinic in Houma. “They lack to lose 20 pounds in two weeks or they want to be a load or size that doesn’t work for them, and that’s only not the healthy or realistic way to go about losing weight.”

According to Rebecca Arnette, a clinical dietician from Terrebonne Mixed Medical Center’s food and nutrition hang on, people often want to see results immediately after starting a new subsistence, but successful resolutions require a commitment for lifestyle mutate.

“Additional pounds didn’t appear overnight, and they won’t become extinct any faster,” she said. “A commitment to a healthier lifestyle allows them to well- on the end result and prevents them from giving up at the first sign of an obstacle.”

Source: Houma Courier

Five foods you should stay away from this holiday season

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But some townsperson health officials warn against over-compensating on some of your holiday favorites.

They counsel that the holidays can be a stressful time, whether it's constantly running errands, shopping or cooking.

Healthiness experts say indulging in a few of your favorite holiday treats is OK, but indulging smartly is the healthier way to whoop it up the season.

“I'm a big believer in striving for ‘social consequence maintenance' over the holidays,” said Kathleen M. Zelman, a Web columnist at WebMD Authority Loss Clinic. “That means allowing some agreeableness in your eating plan so that you can enjoy your favorite holiday foods.”

Rebecca Arnette with Terrebonne Popular Medical Center's Food and Nutrition Department said when making sabbatical recipes, simply using healthier substitutions can indulge a big difference.

“Simple recipe modifications can help cut down on calories and fat without jeopardizing the drop,” she said. “Offer to bring a favorite low-calorie, low-fat dish to break parties so you know there will be at least one healthy item available.”

Source: Daily Comet

Richmond Hill wrestlers take third at Johnson tournament

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Even though a thousand of his wrestlers lost their perfect records for the season last weekend, Richmond Hill direct Brian Brocato isn’t overly concerned.

“Sometimes it’s adroit for them to lose a match or two early in the year,” Brocato said. “It can ease them stay focus and realize they’ve got to keep working.”

Seniors Kyle Grasp and Brandon Mason and sophomore Zach Bringer departed for the first time this season as the Wildcats took third place comprehensive in the Atomsmasher Duals at S.C. Johnson High School.

Meanwhile, sophomore Zach Perez improved to 17-0 on the salt.

The team advanced to the semifinals of the tournament, but lost a disregard a close match to Region 2-AAAA rival Effingham County.

Later, the Wildcats finished 4-1 in the tournament by topping Battery Inlet for third place.

“We’re not quite where we need to be right now,” Brocato said. “We’ve got some injuries and that shop-worn us against Effingham. But we’re starting to get an idea where we stand in the precinct.

Source: Savannah Morning News