This week we will explore some foods that help promote relaxation, act as a natural sedative and may help you sleep better. Magnesium is a critical factor for sleep & relaxation and the best way to get magnesium is through your food. So, in today’s blog, I will list some foods that are particularly high in magnesium. My challenge for you is to try and consume a few of these foods everyday!
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April’s blog posts will be all about sleep awareness! We will explore tips for a better night’s sleep, eating for better sleep, exercise & your environment for proper rest & recovery. These first four tips are excellent and easy to do, according to the Cleveland Clinic.
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With restaurant meals and processed foods growing in popularity, the low-sodium diet can often be a hard one to grasp. Many of us are consuming more sodium than ever even if we never use a saltshaker.
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Companies are beginning to understand that many chronic diseases (heart disease, cancer, diabetes, etc.) can be linked to an unhealthy lifestyle. Employers are starting to see the need for and importance of workplace wellness programs and initiatives. Research has shown that many of these chronic diseases can be prevented through a healthy and balanced lifestyle that includes regular exercise, a healthy diet, and stress management. An unhealthy employee not only costs the company more money in terms of health care and insurance costs, but can also be less productive at work due to health problems. Incorporating a fruit and vegetable delivery service to your office is a great way to enhance your wellness program and promote a healthier workforce.
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Never skip breakfast!When you are tight on time, try: a trail mix packet and V8 juice, a low- sugar protein bar, or a homemade smoothie to bring on the road with you. Add a handful of almonds for extra protein. Quick meal ideas:Use a Crockpot and add 3 cans of beans, 1 jar of pasta sauce and your favorite seasonings, set on low all day and dinner is ready when you get home! Bake chicken ahead of time and have it ready in the fridge for quick salads & wraps Make brown rice and quinoa ahead of time and keep in the fridge – quickly heat in the microwave for a simple dinner or add the brown rice to your bean chili Use LOW SODIUM ready-made soups for quick lunches at work and ready-made tuna packets Enjoy healthy snacks!Easy for on-the-go: sunflower seeds, trail mix packets, brown rice cakes, veggies & hummus, easy & portable fruit (apples, bananas, peaches, pears) Healthy Eating-out tips: Ask your server for vegetables to be steamed Ask for dressing on the side (or bring your own) Ask if the cook can use less oil on your dish
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Making healthier choices at fast food restaurants is easier if you prepare ahead by checking guides that show you the nutritional content of meal choices at your favorite restaurants. Free downloadable guides help you evaluate your options. If you have a special dietary concern, such as diabetes, heart health or weight loss, the websites of national non-profits provide useful advice. You can also choose to patronize restaurants that focus on natural, high quality food.
If you don’t prepare ahead of time, common sense guidelines help to make your meal healthier. For example, a seemingly healthy salad can be a diet minefield when smothered in high-fat dressing and fried toppings, so choose a salad with fresh veggies, grilled toppings, and a lighter dressing. Portion control is also important, as many fast food restaurants serve enough food for several meals in the guise of a single serving.
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This six-ingredient slow cooker meal makes the perfect stress-free dinner. Simply assemble the peppers and let the slow cooker take over.
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