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July 28, 2009 - Vol 1, Issue 2
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What is Your Health Plan?
Take Back Your Life
THe 85/15 Rule for Healthy Eating
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Have you ever wanted to know if you were on track to living a healthy life?

Then Dr. Tim's article "What is your Health Plan?" in this week's newsletter will help you take away your worries.
Why you need a health plan? 
 
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What is your health plan?
 
That's an interesting question that someone once asked me. 

Let's put it another way: What is your plan for developing your health?  Can you name it?  Can you put it in a list?  Can you say my plan for eating is a, b, c and d? My plan for fitness is one, two, three and four. My plan for flexibility is one, two, three and four. My plan for strength or cardiovascular training is x, y and z'"

How many of us have actually taken the time to sit down and develop a plan for health?  How many of us just go day-to-day, constantly changing plans (or not making plans), just wondering, and hoping, if we'll stay healthy.

My experience has been that most of the people who come to me for personal coaching, don't really have a health plan in place.  They drift from plan-to-plan trying to find something that meets their lifestyle needs.

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Take Back Your Life 
 
adventureAre you tired of living day-to-day, wondering how you ended up living the life you always promised yourself as a kid you wouldn't live?

Do you feel like you're stuck on a tedious treadmill and sometimes dread the monotony of the day you're about to face?

Then let Dr. Tim help you learn how to TAKE BACK YOUR LIFE.  In September, Dr. Tim will release his new "Living Every Minute" activity journal and self-help DVD series through Total Health Breakthroughs and Early to Rise.

If you would like to get control of your life again, then sign-up to be one of the first people to have the opportunity to order Dr. Tim's take back your life program by e-mailing iwantmylifeback@timreynoldsmd.com.

To see a sneak peak of the taping of "Living Every Minute," check out Dr. Tim's blog.
 
The 85/15 Rule for Health Eating 
 
cookiesLast night my wife made chocolate chip cookies. For those who don't know it, my wife makes the best chocolate chip cookies in the entire world. She only makes them to torture me. She fills the entire house with the aroma and then the cookies sit on the cooling rack saying, "Eat me now." (It's true. I can hear them.) They are never satisfied. If I eat one, the others just start calling louder: "Eat us too."

I love food. I love all kinds of food. The problem is that I am also very health-conscious and it turns out that not all the foods I like are healthy. I don't think I am alone. How do we justify our (sometimes uncontrollable) desire to eat something delicious that may not be "good for us" and at the same time remain true to ourselves in eating healthy and maintaining a healthy lifestyle?

In treating many patients in my weight-loss clinic and teaching many others to eat healthy, I have developed the 85/15 rule of eating. It goes like this. We eat to survive 85 percent of the time. We need to grab some breakfast in the morning so we can go to work. We grab a mid-morning snack around 10. We eat lunch around noon.
 
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