MAKE IT FAST, KEEP IT HEALTHY National Nutrition Month, March 2012 Healthy Hearts Nutrition LLC, Leslie Clem MPH, RD, LD.

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MAKE IT FAST, KEEP IT HEALTHY National Nutrition Month, March 2012 Healthy Hearts Nutrition LLC, Leslie Clem MPH, RD, LD

WHAT DOES EATING HEALTHY LOOK LIKE? 

PROTEIN  Lean, low-fat meat  Seafood, high in omega-3 fatty acids  Nuts & seeds  Beans  Soy  Eggs How much protein do I need?  10-35% of calories

FRUITS & VEGGIES  Make ½ of your plate fruits & veggies  High water content  Fiber  Low calorie  Potassium  Folate  Vitamin C  Vitamin A

WHOLE GRAINS  Whole Grains vs. Refined Grains  At least ½ of your grains should be WHOLE  Fiber  B Vitamins  Folate  Iron  Magnesium & Selenium Tips to help you eat more whole grains:

LOW-FAT DAIRY  Low-fat or fat-free  Weight loss  Calcium  Vitamin D  Potassium  Chocolate milk after workout

HEALTHY FATS  Oils  Avocado  Fatty Fish  Nuts/Nut Butters  Solid fats vs. Oils

BREAKFAST ON THE GO  There is ALWAYS time for breakfast  Lean protein  Fiber  Healthy Fat  Research drive-thru menus before you go  Coffee drinks  Plan ahead

LUNCH-PACKING  Lunch box/Tupperware  Cut/wash veggies/fruit for the week  Lean protein or dairy  6 small meals vs. 3 meals/2 snacks  Fluids

LUNCH-EATING OUT  Research nutrition for favorite restaurants  Skip the bread basket  Order broth-based soups or salads with light dressing pre-meal  Choose appetizers or split large portions  You don’t have to give in to peer pressure  Avoid food coma

SNACKING  Lean protein  Fiber included  Portion out nuts  Smaller portions/100 calorie packages  Low-fat dairy  Non-refrigerated snacks  Vending machine

DINNER-ON THE RUN  Meal replacement bars/drinks  Pack a dinner  Drive thru menu  Don’t wait until you are starving

DINNER- EATING OUT  Appetizers  Soups & Salads pre-meal  Skip the bread  Research the menu  Eat ½ and take the other ½ for lunch the next day  Indulge in your inner child-order kid’s meals  Baked and broiled meats  Avoid creamy sauces  Everything in moderation

DINNER-COOKING FOR A FAMILY  Healthy Crock-pot recipes:  s_menus/collections/healthy_slow _cooker_recipes s_menus/collections/healthy_slow _cooker_recipes  collection/crock-pot/healthy collection/crock-pot/healthy  et/search/label/freezer%20cookin g et/search/label/freezer%20cookin g  Eat at the table, as a family

YOU HAVE TO HAVE A PLAN  Sundays  Research menus  Read food labels  Investigate new recipes  Get excited to try new foods  Pack the night before  Pre-portion snacks

CONCLUSION  Takes time & effort  Plan ahead  Consult a Registered Dietitian for help

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