5 Golden Diet Rules
These rules apply to anyone who is wanting to enjoy a healthier lifestyle, regardless if you’re trying to lose weight, increase weight or maintain your current weight.
These rules apply to anyone who is wanting to enjoy a healthier lifestyle, regardless if you’re trying to lose weight, increase weight or maintain your current weight.
This was a common phrase when my kids were little as they enthusiastically raced off to meet their neighbourhood buddies.
Then they’d stay out until it got dark and had to come back in for dinner… or someone got into trouble and had to go home … or someone stacked their bike, scooter, skateboard, fell out of a tree etc and required medical attention.
Delayed gratification is delaying an impulse for an immediate reward (like eating junk food) to receive a more favourable reward later (like losing 5kg). It is a timeless skill that holds the key to personal growth, self-discipline, and long-term success.
A “Healthy” lunch is one that includes a variety of nutrient-rich foods that provide essential vitamins, minerals, and macronutrients while limiting excessive intake of added sugars, unhealthy fats, and calories.
Imagine having your very own personalised roadmap, leading you towards a life brimming with unforgettable adventures, enriching experiences, and transformative challenges for personal growth.
The first question to ask ourselves is…
Binge eating is characterised by: Excessive food consumption. Loss of control. Rapid eating. Using eating as a coping mechanism. Feelings of guilt and shame. Binge eaters feel driven to eat even when they’re not hungry and find it challenging to stop or control their eating behaviour.
Winter can be challenging when it comes to maintaining motivation.
The cold weather, shorter days, EOFY, family responsibilities and work stress can easily derail even the most determined amongst us.
But fear not! With the right strategies and mindset, we can conquer the winter blues and stay motivated to achieve our goals.
Adequate and quality sleep is crucial for numerous reasons: It plays a vital role in supporting our immune system, helping to defend against illnesses and infections. It aids in the regulation of hormones involved in appetite control and metabolism, which can impact weight management and reduce the risk of chronic conditions like obesity and diabetes.
Last night I was trying to teach my kids the value of self-worth and why you shouldn’t compare your achievements to others… You know, the whole: “Comparison is the thief of joy” idea that is nigh on impossible to implement in the real world. This came about after one of my kids was dirty because
Every Saturday as Ben and I are driving back from training, we pass an intellectually impaired man (I’m assuming) who sits at the side of the road with (who appears to be) his carer by his side. This man enthusiastically waves every time a car passes, and so as we approach I wind down my
While it’s important to approach weight loss with a long-term perspective, achieving short-term goals is a great incentive to keep us on track to a permanent lifestyle change. If you have 4kg of body fat to lose, this can be achieved in a safe, healthy way in 4 weeks. 4 weeks of following these simple
This blog post and video provide general information only. Please see your trusted healthcare professional for individual advice. By focusing on lifestyle modifications, we can often achieve hormone balance which can alleviate the symptoms related to menopause. Whilst estrogen and progesterone levels decrease during menopause, other hormones, such as follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) and luteinizing hormone
The “SBF Challenge” is a generic program, the information provided is NOT a substitute for specific individual professional advice. If you have pre-existing injuries or conditions, please consult your health care professional. If you have any allergies, intolerances, other dietary concerns or pre-existing mental health conditions please seek professional advice. Sally Brouwer Fitness Pty Ltd takes no responsibility for any injury that may arise from participating in this Program. Any changes to diet, participation in exercise or lifestyle change is undertaken at the individual’s own discretion.