You Ate Too Much This Holiday Season — Here’s What to Do Now

Most experts suggest drinking half your body weight in ounces of water each day. I find doing that the day after I've eaten or drank too much helps eliminate fogginess and re-hydrate me, especially since so much of what I eat over the holidays is packed with sodium. I love using the app Waterlogged to track my H2O intake.

The fiber in oatmeal kinds of gets things moving, if you catch my drift. Plus, oatmeal tends to digest slower, which keeps me feeling fuller longer.

I recommend hanging out in some hot water, with some epsom salt if you can. The magnesium in the bath salt might help to draw some toxins out. I love this on mornings when a little bit of a hangover is setting in.

Stretching gets the blood moving without being too intense. So, if you're not feeling up for a full workout at the gym, try some standing and sitting twisting moves (think of a baseball or football player). I think to do this to combat muscle fatigue.

I love a bowl of cucumber and celery mixed with just a bit of olive oil and vinegar, or a serving of watermelon. Both are super hydrating because of their high water content. Boneless chicken or salmon also make for a clean yet filling meal.