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Healthy Body And Mind

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

HEALTHY BODY AND MIND

BY SARAH

EAT THREE MAIN MEALS

  • 2 serves of fruit & 5 serves of vegetables.
  • Choose high fibre carbohydrates (wholemeal, wholegrain).
  • Choose low amounts of fat.
  • Decrease portion size.
  • Don't skip breakfast.

EAT HEALTHY

  • Eat 2 serves of fruit & 5 serves of vegetables a day.
  • Choose high fibre carbohydrates (eg. wholemeal/wholegrain bread)
  • Choose low fat foods.
  • Decrease your portion size.
  • Don't skip breakfast.

MAIN DRINK

  • Avoid high sugar drinks like soft drink and cordial.
  • Choose water over other drinks.
  • Limit unsweetened juice and reduce fat flavoured milks.
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SNACK OPTIONS

  • Fruit or small diced fruit in natural juice.
  • Low fat yoghurt.
  • Plain popcorn, small packet of pretzels, wholegrain crackers and vegimite.
  • Vegetable sticks with low fat dips or cheeses.
  • A crumpet, english muffin, piece of toast or pikelets
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20 MINUTE RULE

  • After you finish eating you should eait 20 minutes before having a seconds.
  • If your still hungry have some salad or vegetables
  • Try and choose something other than potato
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SWITCHED OFF

  • When eating a meal swith off the television.
  • Distractions(like T.V) can cause overeating.
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LIMIT IT.

  • Limit your time at the screen to only 2 hours.
  • This includes:
  • Watching television.
  • On the computer/tablet/ipod/phone.
  • Playing video games.
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BE PHYSICALLY ACTIVE

  • 60 minutes of physical activity a day, in blocks or all at once.
  • Try new things like, skipping, roller blading, trampolining and skateboarding.
  • As a family you can go for a walk, fly a kite or even kick a footy.
  • Taking stairs instead of the lift is a great way to get exercise easily.
  • Choosing a sport that you enjoy is a great motivation.

SLEEP

  • Adults need an average of 7.5 hours of sleep for their brain to function.
  • Kids and teens should have been 8-9 hours.
  • Soft sheets, room-darkening shades and quietness help kids get to sleep.
  • A cooler room can help you get to sleep quicker.
  • Exercising regularly makes it easier to sleep.
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