Lifestyle changes are the most difficult obstacles that doctors deal with when treating patients. No matter what the medical condition is, some sort of change to persons lifestlye can help benefit the outcome. Most people know they have bad habits...lack of exercise, smoking, overeatng, poor diet, etc. Most people have tried one way or another to overcome the bad habits but for some reason failed. There are many reasons why a person can fail but here is a new option I have discovered that may hold the answer for some.
One of the biggest challenges in shifting a long-held habit is staying conscious enough of it's "autopilot" pull that you can reclaim the controls in the moments that matter. Habitchanger.com a San Francisco based web company developed a variety of programs designed to gently coach individuals - via daily emails, text messages, to-do lists and progress tracking - through the process of ending unhealthy old habits and creating positive new ones.
The habit changer program is designed to deliver a variety of brief challenges, reminders and helpful suggestions over the course of 42 days. Topics include weight loss, money management, smoking cessation, stress relief, pain reduction and sleep issues. This program can help you gradually "rewire" your brain through shifts in attitude and attention, empowering you to make healthier, more conscious choices over time.
Check it out, it may be your answer!
