Plus: Why you should avoid social media this Twixmas and the tricks to bagging a bargain flight abroad
| | A lot of us bookmark January 1st as the day to begin our post-Christmas health kick – but according to the experts, a less drastic approach will likely produce better results. “Many people have been conditioned into thinking of January 1st as a day when we deprive ourselves of all the things that we have been encouraged to indulge in during December,” neurologist Dr Rachel Taylor says. “But the brain is hardwired to make it difficult for you because it does not deal with deprivation well.” Instead, she recommends making small changes that you can start incorporating into your daily routine now – without feeling like it’s a struggle. Scroll down for ten easy-does-it health resolutions to start today.
Plus, Bryony Gordon offers her advice for beating the Twixmas blues and find out how to cut holiday costs with five tricks to bagging a bargain flight.
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