Developing good eating habits is one of the most effective ways to maintain metabolic health. This is a physical state in which we have ideal levels of sugar, cholesterol and triglycerides (a type of fat) in the blood along with a normal waist circumference and blood pressure. Each of these variables has a healthy range that can be used as a benchmark as part of a clinical examination. When all the indicators are within the accepted standard, we are considered metabolically healthy and this has many positive effects such as: adequate body weight, quality sleep, sharp thinking, stable mood, less hunger and more energy throughout the day. Below are some simple guidelines. You can choose those that you can implement regularly in your lifestyle and assess whether your health improves.
Good eating habits
Bad eating habits
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