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Making healthy eating easy

What we’ll cover today The benefits of a healthy diet The issue with fad diets What a healthy diet consists of What simple things you can do to ensure your diet is healthy

Benefits of healthy eating Short termLong term Good energy and mood Foundation for good health Supports daily activities and helps recovery Maintain a healthy weight More resilient to pressure and stress Reduced risk of heart disease, cancer, diabetes, stroke, depression

The issue with fad diets Hard to stick to long term Often expensive Likely to cause rebound weight gain after finishing the diet Unnecessary exclusion of certain foods or food groups Health risks associated with restricting calories or food groups

What is a healthy diet? Plenty of fruits and vegetables Base meals on wholegrains - oats, wholemeal bread, brown rice and pasta Healthy fats – nuts, olive oil, dark fish Lean protein - turkey, chicken, white fish, pulses Limit high fat and sugar foods Moderate alcoholSufficient water Low fat dairy i

Your four step plan to healthy eating 1. Plan and prepare 2. Be a food detective 3. Use mindfulness 4. Healthy food swaps

Plan and Prepare Write a list of meals you like Write a list of the ingredients you need Shop only for those ingredients and never shop when hungry Prepare meals in advance and store in the fridge/freezer to use when needed

Be a food detective Spend time looking at the products you normally buy Are there healthier options lower in salt, sugar and added fats? –Aim under 15g sugar per 100g 5g saturated fat per 100g 0.3g salt per 100g Click below to learn how to read food labels

Use mindfulness Mindfulness = focusing on the food you’re eating and the environment you’re eating in An easy way to avoid over eating and judge your calorie intake more effectively How? Take your time to eat a meal Chew each mouthful fully Eat in a relaxed environment Listen for signs that you’re full (normally takes minutes after starting a meal)

Healthy food swaps BreakfastLunchDinner Brown bread for whiteDiluted juice for fizzy drinks Brown rice or pasta for white Oats or muesli for high sugar cereal Colourful salad for sandwichTomato for creamy based sauces Whole fruit for fruit juice Vegetable based soups for creamy soups Side salad for garlic bread Cinnamon bagel for croissant Healthy meal deal for high calorie take away Fruit desert for sugar filled pudding Poached egg for fried Americano for latte Rindless bacon for normal

What to do next? More information and helpful articles – see Occupational Health and Wellbeing on Connect Click below for podcasts and videos Wellbeing Click below to learn more about a healthy diet