The New Year's resolutions nutritionists and trainers actually follow themselves — and 3 they skip

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Nutritionist Federica Amati, trainer Andre Adams, and sports dietitian Angie Asche shared the resolutions they recommend.

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I started following the 'one and non' drinking rule. Adding mocktails cut my drinking in half and helped me lose fat.

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Women drinking
As a social drinker, alternating boozy beverages with N/As helped me have fun while cutting back on alcohol.

Julia Pugachevsky

I developed stabbing stomach pain as a college football player. It turned out to be stage 4 colon cancer.

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Khalil Smith was a freshman in college when he was diagnosed with Stage IV colon cancer.

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A dietitian shares 3 New Year's weight-loss trends to avoid, from intermittent fasting to trendy supplement stacks

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Maddie Pasquariello, a registered dietitian, warned against popular social media diet trends that become popular in the new year.

Sophia Sahara

A longevity researcher doesn't take any supplements. Here are his 3 anti-aging habits instead.

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Dr. Thomas Rando; a salmon salad
Dr. Thomas Rando generally follows the Mediterranean diet and fasts once a week.

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