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Personalized Nutrition Habits Plan For

Zoe Schwartz

These habits are your simple daily actions to help you hit your goals. Focus on these each day — small actions lead to big results.

BEHAVIOR CHANGE

Here's 3 nutritional behaviors we'll be working on

Practice Eating Slowly

Taking time to savor your meals allows your body to recognize fullness cues, preventing overeating.

Example: Set a timer for 20 minutes during lunch to help you slow down and enjoy every bite of your meal.

Eat Until 80% Full

Listening to your body and stopping when you feel satisfied can help you control portion sizes and prevent discomfort.

Example: When having dinner, pause halfway through your meal to assess your hunger level before deciding to continue eating.

Meal Prep

Preparing meals in advance can help you control portions and ensure you have healthy options readily available.

Example: Spend time on the weekend prepping your lunches and dinners for the week, like portioning out your ground turkey with veggies.

PORTION CONTROL

Here's 3 portion control habits we'll be working on

Eat Protein in Each Meal

Incorporating protein in every meal helps to keep you full and satisfied, supporting muscle maintenance and repair.

Example: Include your favorite grilled chicken or tuna in your lunch wrap or salad to enhance satiety.

Eat Vegetables Daily (3 Servings)

Adding a variety of vegetables to your meals ensures you get essential nutrients and fiber that aid digestion and keep you full.

Example: Aim for a hearty greens salad with your tuna salad or add a mix of vegetables to your grain bowl at dinner.

Eat Fruits Daily (2 Servings)

Including fruits in your daily diet provides important vitamins and fiber while helping satisfy sweet cravings naturally.

Example: Enjoy a side of fruit with your breakfast or snack on a piece of fruit post-workout.

These habits work best when you keep them simple and consistent. Pick one to focus on first, then add more when ready You've got this!