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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 2025
Nutritionist shares top 5 tips to make 2025 your healthiest year ever

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Hindustan Times
08 January, 2025, 10:00 am
Last modified: 08 January, 2025, 10:02 am

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Nutritionist shares top 5 tips to make 2025 your healthiest year ever

From sprinkling chia seeds to your daily yoghurt to avoiding heavy meals and caffeine two-three hours before bed, here are five tips to make 2025 your healthiest

Hindustan Times
08 January, 2025, 10:00 am
Last modified: 08 January, 2025, 10:02 am
Representational image. Photo: Etsy via Hindustan Times
Representational image. Photo: Etsy via Hindustan Times

For those who have been lazy these first few days of the New Year, today is the real deal to kickstart the fitness resolutions and wellness goals for 2025. 

Buckle up, as it is time to prioritise health and happiness, and to help you kickstart 2025 on the right note, we have sorted out some expert-backed tips for achieving optimal health and happiness.

Taking to her Instagram handle, Nutritionist Ritika Kukreja suggested fitness enthusiasts - top 5 tips to make 2025 your healthiest and happiest year ever:

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1. Start with one change at a time

  • Swap biscuits with a handful of roasted nuts for the tea breaks.
  • Add a sprinkle of chia seeds to your daily curd or dal.
  • Take the stairs for one flight instead of the elevator.

2. Rethink your breakfast; fuel your mornings right

  • Replace cereals with cheera, suji, or dal and top them with veggies.
  • Pair with a source of healthy fats like a spoonful of peanut butter or a handful of almonds.
  • Add protein to your breakfast - try paneer or eggs.
  • Prep overnight oats with milk, chia seeds, and fresh fruits for quick mornings.

3. Move in a way that feels good; consistency beats intensity

  • Treat your workout like an appointment - schedule it in your calendar and show up.
  • Enjoy a morning walk with your favourite playlist.
  • Incorporate weight training two-three times a week to build strength and improve metabolism.
  • Try bodyweight exercises like push-ups, squats and planks at home.

4. Don't compromise on your sleep; optimise your recovery with better sleep

  • Switch off all devices one hour before bedtime.
  • Try a calming nighttime drink like turmeric milk or chamomile tea.
  • Keep your bedroom cool, dark and quiet for optimal sleep.
  • Avoid heavy meals or caffeine at least two-three hours before bed.

5. Track your progress differently

  • Notice how your energy levels improve - do you feel more active and productive?
  • Celebrate non-scale victories like glowing skin, better sleep or fitting into old clothes.
  • Keep a simple journal to reflect on weekly wins, like better digestion or more strength.
  • Take progress photos to see how your body feels and transforms over time.
  • Focus on how consistent your habits have become - small changes add up!

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always seek the advice of your doctor with any questions about a medical condition.

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