7 Green Diet Tips To Lose Weight, Be Healthy, and Save the Planet
Do you think about your weight a lot? Wondering what you should eat, how much, how often? Checking your weight a few times per day?
I’m afraid many of us are guilty of that.
Perhaps we should step back a bit and look at the bigger picture.
Let’s stop worrying about the diets, calories, weight loss systems, pills and fat-burning plans for a moment.
Let’s just try to eat the way Mother Nature intended.
I strongly believe that eating the way Mother Nature intended is the key to a healthy mind, body, and earth.
I also believe that eating this way will change your life.
Reconnect with the earth. Enliven the soul. Strengthen the body.
Healthy Diet To Lose Weight, Be Healthy, and Save the Planet
1. Center your meals around the bounty of Mother Nature – whole grains, fruits, vegetables, legumes, oils, and nuts.
2. Buy locally grown foods that are in season whenever possible.
3. Eat mostly plant foods. Mostly raw and unprocessed.
4. Drink green smoothies daily.
5. Make salads and soups the center of your meals.
6. Learn to cook again.
7. Plant your own garden. Grow some of your own food. Even just a little. Plant edible landscaping.
You may be surprised to see the tip “learn to cook” and “plant your garden” on the weight loss tips list.
However, what we all need is the radical transformation of your eating habits. At the risk of sounding trite and melodramatic, we need to connect with your food and with its source the Mother Nature.

Green diet tips: Best diet to reclaim your health, lose weight and save our planet
Where Does Our Food Come From
No, food does NOT come from the supermarket.
Joel Salatin writes: “At the risk of stating the obvious, the unprecedented variety of barcoded packages in today’s supermarket really does not mean that our generation enjoys better food options that our predecessors.
If you took away everything with an ingredient foreign to our 3 trillion intestinal microflora, the shelves would be bare indeed. (I’m talking here about the incredible variety of microorganisms that live in our digestive tracts and perform an array of useful functions, including training our immune systems and producing vitamins K and biotin.) In fact, if you just eliminated every product that would have been unavailable in 1900, almost everything would be gone, including staples that had been chemically fertilized, sprayed with pesticides or ripened with gas.
The food additives, preservatives, colorings, emulsifiers, corn syrups, and unpronounceable ingredients listed on the colorful packages bespeak a centralized control mindset that actually reduces the options available to fill our dinner plates.
The time has come for people who are ready to challenge the paradigm of factory-produced food and to return to a more natural, wholesome and sustainable way of eating (and living) to make that declaration to the powers that be, in business and government, that established the existing system and continue to prop it up. It’s time to opt out and simply start eating better — right here, right now.”
If you suffer from obesity, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, heart disease, cancer, or fatigue, the best diet to reverse these problems and get healthy is to opt out of the industrial food system. I know it sounds hard to do. It takes time. It takes commitment. But, even if you start slowly, its worth it. Once you start, there is no turning back.

Whole foods, mostly plant based diet is best for optimum weight and health
The Climate Crisis at the End of Our Fork
Did you know that our industrial food production system is one of the chief contributors to the global warming?
Anna Lappe writes: “Challenged to name the human factors that promote climate change, we typically picture industrial smokestacks or oil-thirsty planes and automobiles, not Pop-Tarts or pork chops. Yet the global system producing and distributing food – from seed to plate to landfill – likely accounts for thirty-one percent or more of the human-caused global warming effect.”
Nearly one third of all greenhouse gas emissions are indirectly or directly connected to industrial food production and agriculture – that’s more than all transportation emissions.
Eating Green is the healthiest possible way to eat, but change takes time. If you are like me, with a family and busy schedule, you may not always be in a position to eat Green.
Incorporating even a small part of this lifestyle will benefit you.
Following mostly plant based, whole foods diet can lower your cholesterol (and your weight!), increase your heart health, improve your metabolism and make you feel invigorated.
It is food not only for your body and soul, but also the best way to help protect and heal our planet.

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Questions? Comments? Weight Loss Tips?
Why not add to the conversation in the comment section below! Are you trying to lose weight? What type of diet are you following? What are you struggling with? Have you tried green smoothies for weight loss?
Want to share some weight loss tips with fellow readers? I’ll be looking forward to hearing from you!
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