Live Well: Live healthily, feel healthy

Including healthy foods in your diet for the new year is important.

With most people’s new calendar year resolutions now two months in the rearview mirror, it might be time for a bit of a strengthen a reminder that people targets really do not have to go by the wayside, and that a wholesome lifestyle genuinely is doable.

Lucy Sorenson, registered dietitian for the LiVe Properly Center at Intermountain St. George Regional Medical center, reported it can be as standard and drilling down to figure out the specifics of an individual’s health and fitness targets.

“People say, ‘I know what to do, I just do not do it,’ or ‘I never know how to do it,’” Sorenson claimed. “But figuring out what the ‘it’ is, that is an very important step. They may say, ‘I want to lose 50 lbs,’ but that’s not what is motivating them. It may well in fact be, ‘I want to go strolling with my buddies and not come to feel out of breath’, or ‘I want to get off my cholesterol medicine.’”