Want to know the easiest way to get lean and fit as you get older?
All you have to do is add them to your routine!
Thankfully, it isn’t complicatedjust follow a few easy habits to transform your physique and lifestyle.
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If you put them into practice, everything will change with results backed by science.
Keep reading for our best daily habits for a slim waistline after 50.
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Drink enough water.
Staying hydrated keeps your metabolism at optimal levels all day long.
Drink enough soyour urine is light yellow.
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To help, start the morning by drinking a tall glass of water.
Get at least seven hours of solid sleep each night.
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Meditate.
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To relieve stress, meditation is a proven methodandresearchsuggests it can even help with your weight loss efforts!
Eat whole foods.
Eat protein.
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Protein isn’t just for bodybuildersif you want toget lean, protein-packed foods help tremendously.
Finally, as you lose fat, adequate protein prevents muscle loss.
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Cook nourishing, homemade meals.
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To stay slim, cook as many meals as you’re able to.
(you might also make lots of leftovers to save time during the week.
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Exercise!
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While you don’t need an intense, butt-kicking workout, be physically active daily.
Consider trying bodyweight exercises, jump rope, swimming, hiking, dancing, gardening, etc.
Regular exercise melts fat as you burn calories and build physical endurance.
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So choose the exercises, active hobbies, and sports you love, and get to them!
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Take a walk.
It’s also great stress relief and can even improve digestion.
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Every day, walk for at least 10 to 15 minutes.
If you’re able to’t do it all at once, try spreading it throughout your day.
Avoid junk.
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And it’s not just foodit’s also drinks.
Cut back on creamers, syrups, or canned beverages packed with empty calories and unhealthy additives.