One would think that the always sensational Mandy Moore wouldn’t even need to have a new health and diet plan for 2010 but in the January issue of Shape she revealed that she wants to make some changes. The 26-year-old singer and actress keeps a busy schedule so she has decided she needs a good set of New Year’s resolutions so that she doesn’t put good health in the back seat. She said,

“I need to be more consistent about taking care of myself no matter how busy I am.”

Her plan is to dust off the workout equipment she has at home and put it to good use, she wants to see a doctor regularly and she plans to eat at home more often with husband Ryan Adams instead of eating in restaurants. She also plans on taking some breaks by taking a long trip to perhaps the Egyptian pyramids or Machu Picchu in Peru.

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The always healthy and vibrant looking Mandy Moore talked with People Magazine about weight, body image and the pressures of Hollywood.  She admits that she is curvier than other stars but overall, she is happy with her body.  She does however have mixed feelings about her hips.

“I still have a love-hate relationship with them.  I’m not a swizzle stick – I’m not 14 anymore.”

Standing at 5′10″ Mandy said she tries to maintain a healthy balance of “colorful foods,” exercise and acupuncture but she won’t get obsessed about dieting.  She explained,

“I appreciate when there are other women out there who are beautiful and aren’t, you know, a pound,” she says. “I feel lucky that I don’t feel pressure … to have my whole life be controlled by whether I fit into a certain size.”

Mandy thinks it’s all about moderation and not deprivation.  She told People Magazine,

“If I really want something, I don’t feel like it’s worth it to deprive myself,” says Moore, whose weaknesses include french fries, cookies, and pretty much anything containing peanut butter. “I’ve never said, ‘I want to look like this’ or ‘I want to look like that’ or ‘I’m not good enough.’ … To me it’s about feeling good, feeling healthy.”