Nutrition 101
- Eat as close to nature as possible. Avoid processed, refined foods.
- Eat as your great-grandma did. Local produce in season. Organic, if not cost prohibitive. Avoid GMOs.
- Consume all your macronutrients. Yes, that means carbs AND fats. Proteins- Source of essential amino acids, vitamins, and minerals. Fats- Source of essential fatty acids. Carbohydrates- Source of glucose, fiber, vitamins, and minerals.
- Enjoy foods you tolerate well. If you can handle dairy, eat it.
- If it comes wrapped in cellophane or plastic, probably not a good idea. Even the “healthy” stuff.
- If you cannot control what is in your food, control how much you eat. Avoid portion distortion.
- Drink water. 88-120 oz. per day. More, if you consume caffeine or alcohol.
- Try to avoid drinking your calories.
- Track your choices and results.
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