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For some people the sound of the shofar a ram's horn whose blast signals the end of Yom Kippur is like the sound of a gunshot before a race: There's a mad dash from temple to table after evening services. Following the Yom Kippur fast, there seems to be a feeling of "entitlement" to eat one meal that's the size of three! Would you ever think of going into a restaurant and ordering some cantaloupe, a dish of pickled herring in cream sauce, one bagel with cream cheese and lox, another bagel with whitefish salad, and then topping it off with a piece of babka and a few cups of coffee? I've never seen this ordered by one person in one sitting Nike Air Vapormax Mens On Feet when dining out, but Mens Nike Vapormax

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Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur are timeless, celebrating a person's ability to grow and repent, and more importantly, to change. I don't believe it's productive to look back on your faulty eating habits with regret. So many of the people I counsel spend their lives looking back and "wishing" they'd made better food choices. Instead, try to improve your eating style one day or holiday at a time.

Drink lots of water or seltzer the types of foods served are usually quite salty. Don't be surprised if your shoes feel tight the next day or your eyes look puffy. Salt acts like a magnet to water and could cause fluid retention. Drinking a no calorie beverage before a meal can also save you lots of calories, since many of us mistake thirst for hunger. Try adding fresh cut watermelon, nectarines, or other fruit to water ahead of time for a hint of sweetness.

Add some lettuce and tomatoes to your sandwich, or be sure to have salad available. After fasting, you could use a dose of nutrient rich veggies!

make the cake look less lonely on your plate.

Have smoked whitefish instead of whitefish salad, laden with mayonnaise.

Break the Fast Without Breaking Your Diet

I have certainly seen this array of food consumed countless times by friends and relatives (who shall remain nameless) at my table.

Try a thin slice of challah (around 100 calories) instead of a bagel (400 calories).

So, you ask, how can you make this diet challenged event guilt free? (I thought I'd throw in a little something about guilt after all, Yom Kippur is the Day of Atonement.) Here are a few tips to help you enjoy the holiday without needing an antacid as a side dish:

These High Holy Days are a time for deep thought, self examination, and contemplation. What better occasion to look back on the past year and ask yourself: Did I take care of my body? Am I making the healthiest food choices for myself and my family? Am I setting a good example when it comes to my eating habits?

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