| The Importance of Diaries |
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| Saturday, 01 January 2005 | |
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Integrated Health, LLC has researched numerous dietary and lifestyle changes, and it was through this extensive research that the importance of diaries was uncovered. The completion of diaries is quite possibly the single most important tool in understanding the need for lifestyle changes. Our staff has been trained in interupting the input that you are able to record within the diaries. The
diaries are extremely important tools in the development of lifestyle modification. It is paramount that we determine the “true”
reasons for why we do things. It is no
secret that Americans do not eat because we are hungry. We have developed significant relationships
with food and it is very important that we recognize these issues and deal with
them appropriately. The
exercise diary will also help us tailor your treatment plan to meet your
individual needs. Exercise has to be
enjoyable and vigorous for it to be beneficial. The exercise diary allows us to take an objective look at the exercise
choices and habits so that we can incorporate a regimen that will lead to success. Again,
remember that our goal is not short term success, but long term success and the
only way to achieve long term success is to have a plan and lifestyle in place
that gives you pleasure and you find satisfying. We will be utilizing the diaries to accomplish those very goals, so please be diligent in completing the diaries, as they are the key to your success. |
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