The Mayo Clinic Diet

JUNE 22, 2021“When you’re designing your weight management plan, do an inventory of your strengths and challenges. Write down what you do well, such as eating plenty of vegetables. Recognizing your strengths will give you confidence and help you carry out your plan.” — Donald D. Hensrud, M.D., M.P.H.Healthy RecipeCorn and tomato saladIf you’re heading to a party and are unsure about what’s on the menu, bring your own healthy dish. This salad couldn’t be easier to toss together, and the dressing gives it plenty of flavor. Just don’t expect to have leftovers — family and friends will be happy to have a healthy, tasty option, too!Get the recipe now »Healthy Choices 
Whole grains vs. regular grains
Whole grains provide a variety of healthy nutrients and are naturally low in fat. But if you’re like most people, you’re not getting enough in your diet. Read on to learn about the different types, plus why to avoid refined and enriched grains. 

Learn more about whole grains »Today’s Weight-Loss Tip
Write down your motivators
Make a list of the reasons for losing weight that are important to you. Do you want to be a healthy role model for your family? Fit into an old favorite dress? Lower your cholesterol? Keep that list of motivators in front of you, especially at moments of decision (do I really want that candy bar?). It’s a great way to find the strength to get through challenging moments.