For a more relaxed life, prioritise a diet rich in fish, seafood, fruit and olive oil. Combine this with regular exercise and walks to stay fit and in good spirits.
Eating well is one of the keys to keeping stress at bay, and I don't miccionan boring diets. Think of a good coffee in the morning, an espresso if that's your thing. Then, at the table, make sure fish and seafood are never missing, but don't forget a good piece of meat, whether beef, veal or pork. And fruit, as much as you can manage. Citrus fruits, apples, grapes or melon are fantastic. Don't forget to stay well hydrated with mineral water, and if you fancy it, a good wine or a beer as a little treat.
## The power of olive oil and snacks
Extra virgin olive oil should be your ally in the kitchen. Use it for everything, really, everything. It not only adds flavour, its healthy fats are good for you too. And for those moments of relaxation, nothing beats a good spread of nibbles. Cured cheeses, jamón ibérico, cecina (air-dried cured beef), some seasoned olives... accompanied, of course, by a good wine. These are small pleasures that add up when it comes to switching off.
## Get moving to clear your mind
Staying in shape isn't just about looks, it's essential for mental health. Exercise helps release tension and keeps serotonin levels high, that hormone that makes us feel good. Walking is an excellent option, and you don't need to spend money on a tennis court if that's not your thing; simply going out for a long stroll is enough. Swimming, whether in an indoor pool or in the sea, is also wonderful for body and mind.
## Reading and social connection
It's not all about eating and moving. Spending time reading something that genuinely interests you is a fantastic way to escape and stimulate your mind. And don't forget your friends and family. Playing cards, chatting, or simply calling your mother every day are those small gestures that connect you and remind you of what matters.
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