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A Little Thanksgiving Thought by Julian Whitaker, MD, a wellness pioneer
• Try
to bring this sense of meaningfulness into your Thanksgiving Day.
It can be as easy as going around the dinner table and asking everyone
to share a thought on what they are thankful for this year. Or, maybe
you can donate food or time to others who haven’t had a bountiful
year. Whatever you do, focus more on the folks and less on the food, which
brings me to my next point. • Don’t beat yourself up about holiday food. No holiday is more closely associated with eating than Thanksgiving. That’s a fact and there’s no getting around it. What you can do, however, is serve the traditional fare in a more healthful way or even try some innovative alternatives to the usual Thanksgiving menu. Click here for some simple, delicious recipes from my cookbook, Quick & Healthy: Recipes for Vibrant Living. If you are the guest at this year’s holiday feast, don’t worry about the food that is being served; just be mindful of your choices and portions. The reality is: A traditional Thanksgiving menu is loaded with healthy ingredients. CLICK HERE FOR THE ENTIRE ARTICLE
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