Healthy: Well watch what you eat. Eat only 2ooo calories and continue with your exercise plan at least 1 hour per day
Answered 2/9/2016
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Wellness on the road: Business travel challenges your nutritional regimen. Food at restaurants is typically high in fat and salt content- hence the good taste. However, you can buy or bring oatmeal/fruit to have for breakfast, you can find the healthy lunch option, and even when dining out with colleagues, you can call ahead or ask the waiter for a healthy low fat/salt menu item or even one made especially for you.
Answered 2/11/2016
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Eat snacks b/w meals: Eat protein/fiber snacks in between meals. This will help keep hunger under control and you are not super hungry during meal times. It will make it easy to control portion sizes at restaurants. You should eat three meals and two snacks per day. Minimize fried, creamy, cheesy food. Drink plenty of water all day and be active all day. Track your steps.
Answered 6/21/2017
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