Nutrition Reflection

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During the course of Fitness 100 C, this semester, I completed the seven components of fitness and wellness, which include: physical, emotional, social, environmental, intellectual, occupational, and spiritual. In continuance, my health and wellness program for my physical component revolved around maintaining healthy nutrition, strength, flexibility, and cardiovascular workouts over the course of this semester. In order to promote healthy nutrition this semester, I ate regularly and began eating breakfast again by getting up earlier in the morning. Also, I tended to maintain a healthy balance between healthy and unhealthy foods and drank approximately 101.4 ounces of water per day (33.8 oz of water, three times a day). However, when I didn’t drink water; I drank coffee, tea, milk, and juice. To improve my nutrition, I stopped drinking dark sodas and switched to drinking Sprite and Sparkling Water instead, begun eating breakfast, found a balance between healthy and unhealthy food, learned to eat in proportions, stopped eating a lot of fried foods, and tried to balance the amount of sodium intake I had.
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