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A permanent change in your own diet<\/strong> is not easy. The eating habits that you have trained for years remain stubbornly anchored in everyday life and are difficult to change. Many do not hold it out on a long-term basis to give up their old eating habits. But what happens if an intolerance<\/a> or illness necessitates a change in diet? How do you then manage to stay consistent so that your body is permanently well?<\/p>\n\n\n\n

What are the reasons for changing the diet?<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

A change in diet can make sense for many different reasons: Some people, for example, strive for a change in diet because they want to lose weight<\/strong> or because they want to improve their well-being in the long term and feel fitter<\/strong>. Others, however, are forced to stick to a certain diet because they are struggling with food intolerances<\/strong>. In the case of irritant bowel syndrome, diabetes mellitus, obesity<\/strong> and a variety of other diseases, a change in diet is also one of the main pillars of therapy. For the best possible effect, it is important that a balanced diet always goes hand in hand with a healthy lifestyle \u2013 this means sleeping well, drinking plenty of water and exercising regularly.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Diet change \u2013 tips for everyday life<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

In theory, it sounds simple: choose easily digestible foods, eat healthier, drink a lot. But in practice it’s often not as simple as it sounds. Unhealthy temptations on supermarket shelves often result in too many foods containing sugar ending up in the shopping cart again. The following tips should help you to change your diet in the long run:<\/p>\n\n\n

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Addressing the issue of dietary change in a positive way<\/div>

If the change in diet is to succeed, a positive attitude is helpful. Finally a\u00a0healthy diet<\/a>\u00a0should not resemble punishment, but lead instead to more well-being. Always remember therefore, which positive effects another nutrition can have.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>

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Try different recipes<\/div>

Eating healthy does not always mean eating the same boring dishes. You can also experiment with healthy foods and discover a variety of new recipes for yourself.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>

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Set yourself small goals<\/div>

If, for example, your change in diet serves to reduce weight, you should set yourself intermediate goals. So don’t lose 20 kilos of weight, but for example 5 kilos in three months. It is important that the goals are realistic. As soon as you have reached a goal, this will motivate you even more and by the way you will feel fitter.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>

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No need for pre-cooked food<\/div>

Pre-cooked frozen dishes look tasty and can be prepared quickly. But fast food usually also contains unnecessary and unhealthy additives. If you cook your meals yourself, you know exactly what is contained in the dishes and avoid unnecessary additives. For example, use fresh herbs instead of artificial flavours. If you cook a little more, you can take the rest with you to university or work the next day and have a nutritious lunch ready the next day.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>

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Resist sweet and fat-rich temptation<\/div>

Of course, this does not mean that you should completely do without sugar and fats. The rule is: It’s the amount that counts. If you eat too much sweets, you increase in the long run. It is best to replace the chocolate bar in the evening with vegetable sticks or an apple – the natural sweetness from fruits is much healthier than refinery sugar.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>

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Turn away your favorite recipes<\/div>

Turn away your favorite recipes: In everyday life, it is important not only to leave out sweets, but also to replace the very calorie-rich ingredients with lighter alternatives at mealtimes. At breakfast, for example, use a low-fat cream cheese or low-fat curd instead of butter and replace cream for homemade food with low-fat milk.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div> <\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\n

Supporting the change in diet \u2013 but how?<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

Before you change your diet, you can have your doctor examine you thoroughly. Not only people with diabetes mellitus or\u00a0Crohn’s disease<\/a>\u00a0need a balanced diet and regular medical check-ups. Also for people with certain intolerances, deficiency symptoms or excessive uric acid levels, it is important to draw up a plan to accompany the change in diet, which includes practical recommendations for a proper diet.
If you have unexplained stomach or intestinal problems, a nutrition diary may also be useful. With this you can find out which foods cause you discomfort. You should make a note of the following:<\/p>\n\n\n\n