
What's on Your Plate?
With so many choice, how to we decide on good rules to eat and drink by? Actually, it's clear: simpler is always a healthy option.
- Unprocessed foods- those closest to their natural state.
- "Naked" foods: fresh fruit and vegetables not covered in fat, salt or sugar.
- Protein from lean animal, fish and/or plant sources at every meal (eg, skinless chicken, salmon or beans)
- High-Fibre foods such as wholegrain breads and sweet potato.
- Plain Water (One litres for every 25 kg of your weight, drink mouthful by mouthful and do not drink at large amount at one time)
- Low-GI foods such as oats, legumes and sweet potato.
- Foods low in saturated and trans fats such as rice, nuts and pasta.
- Low-fat dairy foods such as skim milk and low-fat yoghurt.
- Zero-Calorie teas.
- Spicy foods that may speed up your metabolism, such as chilli.

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