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The Holiday Season is often noted as period for weight gain, and unfortunately this happens with many of us. There is ways to avoid this, it doesn’t have to be this way, just have to be smart...

Everyone can maintain their healthy body weight or even their weight loss program during the Holiday Season too, and keep losing weight well into the New Year. Many Weight Loss Clinics and many researchers claim that every North American person gains on average 1-2lbs (1 pound = 0.33kg) during the holiday season.

If you are overweight, then you know that, how hard is to get rid of 1-2lbs. Every pound count and if you are on a healthy diet or on a weight loss program, then you know this. However by simply incorporating our tips into your Holiday Season, and into your Holiday diet, you can prevent the year end's weight gain. With little effort and with with "smart" eating you can manage your diet without fighting for those extra pounds.

Maintaining your weight loss diet programme can be hard during the Holiday Season. You are on a diet or don't, either way an average North American person have to face with with the prospect of having to throw, or being invited to many Holiday's Parties.

For example if you are hosting Christmas party and you need to feed more than your immediate family - how can you modify, the traditionally Christmas dinner? How can you turn that Christmas dinner into a Christmas diet without affecting you company?

You don't want to starve your guests to death on your Christmas party. Designe your Holiday menu, including Christmas, with healthy eating and weight loss in your mind. If you can incorporate the following tips into your Holiday Season and into your Christmas menu, you will remain in control of your weight loss program and body weight during this holiday season. Also if you host a Holiday party or a Christmas dinner, you will create with our tips for your family and your friends a healthy Christmas dinner or lunch.

Party - munch time. No potato ships and no salted salted peanuts. Swap salted peanuts for raw nuts and seeds. Seats like almonds, walnuts, pumpkin seeds, brazil nuts, cashews, sesame seeds. All of those seeds are rich in protein, essential fats, vitamin E and many important minerals

You are sweet enough and I assume your guests are too. Watch the sweet things. Replace sugar based confectionary with dried fruits. Fruits like dried apples, dried apricots, raisins, dried banana, dried figs, and the list almost endless. But you have to buy those that the label states it; "No Sugar Added"

If you bake pies or buy pies, go for the open tops pies. For example a open-top mince pies will help you to use less pastry, which mean less carbohydrate, plus it instantly cutting your fat and calorie intake in half.

Some smart pastry baker even add finely chopped apples to the mincemeat. This will make it fluffier, tastier, healthier, and will lower the mince pies overall calorie content.

Are you going to prepare meat? Don’t bake any meat in baking bag or in baking blankets. Grill them or if you can, baked them on a wire rack to let the fat drain off. Should not eat and serve red meat. Choose turkey for X-mass. Turkey is much more healthier anyway then any other meat.

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Salad, salad dressing and deeps. Salads are very healthy if you if you have the right dressing. Choose winger, tomato, or Olive oil based dressing. You do not need cheese and whip cream, eggs yolk, mayonnaise into your dressing.

Deeps. Vegetable treys and deeps are very popular party items and very healthy too, but once again it can be very unhealthy if the deep is not right. The healthiest choose would be tomato-based dips. You should avoid cheese dips and instead offer your guests salsa dips or a low-fat yoghurt mixed with chopped herbs, or spinach.

Alcohol. Alcohols are not just high in calories, but they are appetite boosters too. If you drink you will be hungry. The best thing would be not drink at all, or a glass or two dry or half dry wine or Martini is healthy. Anything more can crash your diet.

Pops and sodas. There is no any healthy pops, period. Water, mineral water or carbonated mineral water would be the healthiest choice. However you have to give something to you guests if you are hosting a party. It is up to you. If I were you I would by some unsweetened vegetable juices, maybe make ice tea.

The main trick to maintaining your healthy diet and weight loss program is to be smart. Smart people eat smart... You should not improvise. Sit down and plan your menu. Analyze what you would normally buy for the Holiday Season or for a Christmas dinner, Christmas party and swap any high fat, high carbohydrates, high sodium, high calorie foods for their healthier alternatives.

It may feel like impossible process, but it isn't and it will be worth it in the end.

Use your creativity, check out magazines or cook books for tips and don’t be afraid to introduce healthier foods to the table. Just because you do not serve or eat roasted piglets or roast beef with buttered mush potatoes and heavy gravy, or loaded baked potato (loaded with chesses and butter) it doesn't mean you will safer in the Holiday Season.

Eat healthy, and healthy cooking, baking, healthy meals, enable you to remain in control of exactly what you are eating. The best of the all nobody, no any guest of yours will realising it you can offer them a healthier version of Holiday Foods, Christmas dinner.

You can make the Holiday Season fun and exciting and most importantly delicious with healthy food too.

Remember. Watch the calories, be carful with sugar, use low fat or no fat products. No red meat. Limited alcohol intake, and watch the carbohydrate and the sodium.

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