Examples (low sugar): • Lo Secco Prosecco Brut Nature - 0 sugar • Bellissima Zero Sugar Sparkling Wine • Laurent-Perrier Ultra Brut (premium, no added sugar)
Switching from a sweet cocktail → SAVE 150–300 KCAL
Avoid “Nibbling” While Cooking
All those tiny bites add up. One evening of “just tasting” = 200–300 extra calories without noticing
Eat From a Plate - Never From Packaging
Your brain doesn’t register portions from a bag or box. Plating your food restores portion control immediately
Move 5–10 Minutes Before & After Eating
Before: toe raises, 10 deep squats, shoulder rolls. After: a 5-minute walk or gentle hip mobility. Improves digestion and prevents “food coma”
Gentle Gut Reset
In the morning, on an empty stomach : Mix 1 tsp psyllium + 1 tsp chia + 1 tsp flax in a glass of water. This gentle fiber blend supports digestion and helps reduce bloating - naturally, without laxatives.
Just make sure to drink an extra glass of water afterwards so the fiber can work smoothly.
1–2 Minutes of Smart Movement Daily
Even during holidays - stay consistent with tiny motions: deep core activations, toe lifts, pelvic clocks, hip mobility. This keeps your body light, toned, and pain-free.
You don't need perfection during the holidays. Instead, focus on these three pillars for sustained well-being and genuine enjoyment.
Smart Movement
Integrate short, intentional bursts of activity into your day. Consistency over intensity keeps your body feeling good.
Smart Choices
Prioritize nutrient-dense foods, practice mindful portions, and opt for hydrating drinks. Enjoy treats in moderation.
Kind Approach
Listen to your body, practice self-compassion, and enjoy the season without guilt. Your mental well-being is key.
Happy Holidays!
Disclaimer
General Notice · Health & Safety · Scope This guide provides general wellness guidance for the holiday season. It is not medical advice and is not intended to replace professional care, nor does it encourage alcohol consumption. If you have medical conditions, sensitivities, or take prescription medications, please consult your healthcare provider before adjusting your routine.