2. Walking and chomping
I've seen this talented move hundreds of times, especially while walking in the CBDs of major cities, such as Sydney and New York. The typical walk-and-eat meal is pizza or a sandwich.
Solve it: Find a lovely park or bench to sit down and enjoy your meal and the gorgeous outdoors.
3. Skipping meals
Some people find themselves too busy to eat. They rush out of the house in the morning, have meetings all afternoon and, before you turn around, it's dinnertime. Studies show that skipping meals tends to lead to overeating at the next meal. You'll also find that your energy levels are not at their peak since you're not properly fuelled throughout the day.
Solve it: Have a quick breakfast available at your fingertips and tote easy-to-munch-on snacks for when you're in a pinch.
4. Gulping on meal replacements in place of real food
Healthy people don't need to down meal replacements regularly. Besides being not-so-tasty, these man-made concoctions don't have everything you truly get from real food. Whole foods contain phytonutrients, which are plant chemicals that can help fight or prevent disease - most of which don't go into liquid meal replacements.
Solve it: Keep the liquid supplements for a real emergency. Make a quick and easy lunch in a lunchbox in the morning instead.
5. Forgetting to drink
Many people get so busy at work that they forget to sip on water or other liquids. They end up fatigued, with a headache, and just overall cranky. Plus air-conditioned offices are dehydrating so its even more reason why sipping a bottle or two of water is important.
Solve it: Keep a closed water bottle near you at all times.
- AAP