Top Three Trends in 2018

This year is a better time to embrace some new health habits. Many health experts spent time researching on healthy-living ideas that will benefit many people. Here are the top three which are popular and proven legitimate.

Ketogenic Diet - This type of diet topped the search engine results pages in 2017. This method of eating puts the body in a state of “ketosis,” where the body’s main fuel source comes from the burning of fat instead of carbohydrates. Although seen as a somewhat extreme eating plan, which all but eliminates carbs and focuses on high amounts of dietary fat and moderate amounts of protein, the results of being in a state of ketosis transcend fat loss and are reported to include enhanced energy, mental clarity and a drop in hunger. It takes only 21 days to reprogram your metabolism to burn fat for fuel by ditching processed grains, sugars and refined vegetable oils in favor of nutrient-dense, high-fat foods. There are a number of websites, books, blogs and cookbooks to help you along the way. Take the time to check them out before you take the plunge.

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At Home Fitness - Exercise movements such as CrossFit have enabled participants to set up a gym in their garage at home complete with Olympic lifting equipment and a number of other fitness tools like kettlebells, ab mats and jump ropes with minimal expense.  Moreover, smaller boutique studios are getting digitally savvy as well, offering online classes for members to take in the comfort of their own homes and whenever their schedules allow.

Farm-to-Table Dining - As has been the case for several years, restaurants — both high-end and casual — are proud to work directly with local farmers to use local ingredients whenever possible, many also modifying their menus based on what is in season in order to source local all year long. Taking a page from locally owned restaurants’ success, some major restaurant chains are even bringing local farms to our tables in a fast-casual setting.

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