Home Diets

Low fat, low sugar diets are recommended by most doctors. That's a given. But there are small, helpful things you can do at home to stay on a healthy path.

• Plan your weekly meals in advanced.

  During hectic workweeks, most people run out of food and head for a fast food drive-through for a quick meal. Planning ahead helps prevent high calories, high fat drive-throughs.

• Clean out your shelves.

  Get rid of all the fatty and high calorie foods. Throw cookies, candy, butter, margarine and other unhealthy foods in the garbage to avoid temptation.

• Replace your sugar containers.

  Throw out the sugar and replace with alternative sweeteners such as aspartame or sorbitol.

• Focus on fresh and raw.

  It's easier to work with and eat raw and fresh food products while at home, compared to a work environment. Take every advantage of using fresh fruits and vegetables in every home cooked meal.

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