Healthy Eating

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... must eat food to remain healthy. Some persons have it in... what factors pushed you into eating it. This is to say...

... letting go of carbs and eating lower-carb if it means more... know that is not a healthy way to relax. So, I ...

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Gal, somehow we all made it to where we are right now eating these foods and so much worse. There was even less awareness about this when we were babies and yet here we are! Most of us are fine and well. You try to give your baby healthy well balanced meals and then you just gottta let go and let G-d

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... all doing well and staying healthy. I am doing quite well... anyone who does not enjoy eating fried potatoes. The combination of.... May God keep you all healthy.](https://steemit.com/@green015/posts...

... potential for long periods not eating. Can confirm this as my... and is now back to eating. Never lost her plumpy-ness in... always a joy to watch eating. Can't go wrong there either...! Seems like she's got a healthy prey drive. I think they ...

... To lose weight, I kept eating the same range of foods... stuff without formal recipes. Different eating plans work for different people... want to stay at a healthy weight for the rest of...

... rotis for breakfast and finished eating the food. I spent some... all be very well and healthy. I do not have any...

... flakes and think they are eating a healthy breakfast? Leave them on the...

... super healthy so I don’t see the issue of him eating his...

... that has been away from healthy eating, had a gain and is.... We accept all forms of healthy eating here, whatever that means to...

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.... Eating out waaaaaay less and cooking meals that last, are cheap and healthy...

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..., bruschetta and any tomato-based dish HEALTHY EATING - With no salt added...

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I'm down from 150 to 122! (my highest ever weight, only accomplished bc an antidepressant made me actually enjoy every aspect of eating. It was in the middle range of healthy weight for a woman my height. I have rarely passed the underweight marker otherwise. I'm so glad you're healthier!)

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I lost my job about six months ago and I did not have much saved since everything was already going to rent, bills, and old debt. Since then it has just been survival mode. Buy the cheapest food. Make it last. Do not waste anything. I stepped on the scale last week and realized I am up about 20 pounds. Not because I have been going wild with snacks, but because most of what I eat now is whatever is filling and cheap. Lots of pasta, rice, frozen stuff, ramen, peanut butter, things that keep me full for a few bucks. People always say just eat better like it is some simple choice. When you are broke, stressed, and trying to make groceries last two weeks, fresh food feels risky. You buy a bag of veggies and half of it goes bad and there goes money you cannot replace. I am not mad at myself. It just sucks to watch your body change when you are already dealing with losing a job and money stress. submitted by /u/Serious-Ad-5881 to r/povertyfinance [link] [comments]

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My workplace has really good free lunch every day - like Panda Express, Pizza Ranch, Buffalo Wild Wings, etc. We also have a breakroom stocked with all kinds of cookies and snacks. Needless to say I make the most of this, and I am munching pretty much the whole day. That being said, I have an overweight coworker who basically never eats during our 13 hour work day. Like even when our boss brings donuts or bagels for meetings, she literally doesn't eat - says she's not hungry. For lunch, she brings her own food in a small Tupperware box. I've known her for a few months and don't understand how she is consistently overweight and I am within normal range despite our eating habits. Is anyone else perplexed by people like this? My coworker is awesome, so I don't mean anything bad by this post. I'm just here to learn something. submitted by /u/NucleolarLPS to r/NoStupidQuestions [link] [comments]

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I've bounced between meal plans, calorie tracking, and intuitive eating. Curious what strategies actually stuck for people long-term. Any small habits that made a big difference? submitted by /u/Cautious-Project-945 to r/nutrition [link] [comments]

What I mean is what you eat for breakfast lunch, dinner and snacks? How often do you rotate, do you prep meals, etc. What are some ingredients you prioritise like particular vegetables and fruits, proteins and preferred carbs? Stuff like that. And anything else you wish to add. If you have any books, articles to recommend, I’m open to new ideas. Thank you. submitted by /u/uddipta to r/nutrition [link] [comments]

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I have had poor eating habits my whole life, and I want to make a proper change. However, I am not sure exactly how often I should be eating fast food, chocolate, desserts and such. So I want to ask people who have been able to maintain a healthy bmi and body, what do you eat everyday? submitted by /u/Mike_Ox_Longa to r/ask [link] [comments]

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Hey Guys, I think it will be fun for all of us lazy people to share recipes which are quick to make and healthy. Prerequisites - Rice cooker (must have), Pressure cooker/instant pot (optional but recommended), Blender (must have for smoothies/hummus) Recipes : Smoothies - Omg, this is god's gift. I am having smoothies almost every night for dinner. Who needs to cook when you can cram in so much nutritional value in a drink and it keeps you totally full. My choice of ingredients - Cooked quinoa, instant oats, chia seeds, hemp seeds, flax powder, banana, peanut butter, spinach, apple cider vinegar Indian curries - Although it seems like a long list of ingredients and an exhaustive process, once you have cooked it a few times, it is the simplest thing ever. You can make a lot of curries using just a single pattern of saueting onions/tomatoes first, adding spices, adding your choice of vegetables and then pressure cooking/regular cooking. I make Dal (lentils), potato curry, eggplant and others using this way Things you can just eat by soaking them in water overnight and optionally adding a little salt/pepper to taste - Oats, Kala Chana , Moong bean Rice Pilaf/Spanish Rice/Chicken Rice in Rice cooker. Rice cooker is another great invention. I just add frozen vegetables, spices and rice in rice cooker like this and out comes several tasty dishes. Heck, you could just insert a single tomato in rice cooker and it will taste delicious. I also make quinoa, steamed fish(using the steamer part), omlette and others. If you can get a rice cooker with saute function, that is even better. People have even made chicken teriyaki wings using rice cooker! Instant pot - one pot recipes. Although I haven't personally used instant pot, my friend swear by these as they can dump all ingredients (just like rice cooker) and pressure cook very fast tasty meals Having nuts/vegetable baked chips/other healthy snacks laying around for instant snacking Fruits - I usually buy those fruits which I like to eat fresh i.e. grapes and apples and those which I blend into smoothies I like to buy them frozen i.e. blueberries, avocadoes Vegetables - Just like with fruits, there are some I like buying fresh i.e. Arugula, Tomatoes, onions, potatoes for cooking but there are plenty which are great frozen i.e. spinach, beans, peas, carrots, broccoli, okra for stir frying/directly adding to rice cooker etc. I also like buying fresh cucumbers/carrots/radishes/beets for raw consumption or integrated into salads. Pasta/Spaghetti - I love getting the whole wheat/chickpea/lentil ones and topping it off with Ragu pasta sauce, adding arugula for the crunchiness and the taste and it makes a great meal. I like experimenting with various flavors of whole grain pasta. Sandwich - Whole wheat bread plus peanut butter plus tomatoes plus Spinach makes for a delicious combo Curious to see what other quick recipes you guys rely on for healthy eating. submitted by /u/srkdummy3 to r/Frugal [link] [comments]