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Healthy Ways To Start The Day

There are several ways to start the day. Consider the morning time as precious and utilise it in a good way.

Do you know the fact that your mood in the morning governs your feelings the rest of the day in some way or the other? That is why it is good to start the day in a positive way.

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A good start can also enhance your productivity during the rest of the day. Also, if you cultivate healthy habits like drinking green smoothies in the morning, your health will also get better.

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If you have weight loss goals, then include workouts in your morning ritual. In this post, let us discuss several; positive and healthy ways to start the day.

Lemon Water

Lemon Water

One of the best ways to start the day is with warm lemon water. Your system starts working when the warm lemon water touches it. It is good for the digestive system too.

Stretch

Stretch

Gently stretch your muscles to get them ready for the day's activities. Once you stretch them, you can enjoy a morning walk or choose any other workout that suits you.

Try A Smoothie

Try A Smoothie

The best way to supply your body with nutrients in the morning is with a juice. Use green vegetables like spinach or kale. Make it one of your morning rituals for health.

Music

Music

While you go about your activities, switch on the music system and play some meditative music that soothes your system. Of course, you can also go for peppy music but it might shock your system instead of activating it.

Shower

Shower

The best way to cleanse yourself and also stimulate your skin while showering is through dry brushing your body. Gently brush your body to remove the dirt. After shower, apply a moisturiser.

Meditation

Meditation

Meditating is one of the positive ways to start the day. Meditation calms you down and clears the cluttered mind and makes it ready for the workplace challenges.

Story first published: Monday, May 18, 2015, 19:13 [IST]