The A.M. Routine for a Healthy Lifestyle
AGRITA CHHIBBER

Your morning routine can significantly impact how the rest of your day goes.
It might be time to make changes to your morning routine if you get up every day feeling stressed and rushed rather than productive and organised.
Start by getting moving with easy exercises like walking, working out at the gym, or engaging in energising morning activities like tai chi or yoga. You might feel more focused and prepared to take on the problems of the day by engaging in these activities. To give your body the fuel it requires, make sure to fuel up with a nutritious meal.
- Meditate upon Positive
After you get up, spending a few quiet minutes focusing your good energy for the day is a terrific way to begin your new morning routine. Studies show you can accomplish this through meditation, positive thinking, affirmations, or visualisation exercises. According to studies, regular meditation has been linked to reduced blood pressure, an improved immune system, and a reduction in stress and weariness.
- Wash Your Face
Your face can be revitalised by a splash of chilly or lukewarm water, which can also serve as an energising wake-up call. If you perform a multi-step skincare routine at night or have extremely dry or sensitive skin, it might not be technically required to wash your face in the morning.
Regardless matter which camp you join, try a gentle fingertip wash to gently awaken your senses. If you’re concerned that the cleanser will irritate your skin, feel free to omit it.

- Sun-Lit Morning
No matter how much you may not know it, natural light plays a significant role in your morning routine.
You could say that sunlight helps “wind up” your internal clock.
Early in the morning, facing the bright light of the sun can assist your body know it is time to awaken, making you more alert before you’ve even made it to the coffee maker.

Of course, natural light doesn’t simply help you wake up; it can also make you feel sleepier later in the day, which makes it simpler to go to bed on time.
And what better way to start the day than with the joy of a good night’s sleep?
Go outside if you have the opportunity to do so before your day officially begins. Are mornings already very busy? Open your curtains and window as soon as you get out of bed, and take a moment to breathe deeply and enjoy the fresh air.
- Eat Healthily
A well-balanced, high-protein breakfast fills more than just your empty tummy. Also, it gives you energy and nourishment for the upcoming day.
Even though breakfast isn’t required, it can offer your morning a satisfying boost if you choose foods like whole grains, whole fruits, and veggies, as well as proteins like eggs or plain yoghurt.
Also, remember to drink plenty of water. Together with a glass of simple water, a balanced breakfast can also include coffee or green or black tea. Instead of gulping down your morning beverage as you scramble to get ready, try taking a few conscious moments to enjoy it gently.

- Exercise
Stretching first thing in the morning helps relieve muscle tension and make you feel more supple and awake rather than rigid and drowsy.
Even though a morning stretch may feel more natural, morning exercise has advantages of its own.
Exercise can boost blood flow to the brain and body, giving you more energy and enhancing cardiovascular health.
Exercising in the morning may also improve crucial mental processes including attention, working memory, and decision-making.
A morning workout can also help you avoid the heat of the afternoon and early evening if you prefer outdoor exercise. If you’re able to exercise, these tips can help you get moving in the morning:
- Take 15 minutes for a neighbourhood walk or jog.
- Walk or bike to work, or get off the train or bus one stop earlier.
- Extend your dog’s regular walk by a few blocks.
- Move your yoga routine to the morning.
- Try gardening to reap plenty of mood and wellness benefits.
- Get your kids moving with an early morning stretching session or game of tag.
- Do What You Love
Your morning routine doesn’t just have to be about getting things done and being productive. Making time for activities you actually, deeply appreciate might make mornings something to look forward to rather than dread.
Even if you don’t immediately enjoy techniques like meditation, yoga, and writing, they can eventually grow to be delightful. It’s still worthwhile to devote a portion of your morning to a pastime that you engage in solely for enjoyment.
[Agrita Chhibber is from Jammu]
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