How to Eat a Balanced Meal
Switch to whole grains - bread, pasta, rice etc, which has more nutrients and keeps you feeling fuller for longer., At each meal, your plate should be 1/2 veggies, 1/4 protein, and 1/4 healthy carbohydrate or starch., Eat a salad before your meal to...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Switch to whole grains - bread
Example dinner: heaping serving of steamed carrots, a small grilled chicken breast, and a small whole wheat roll. ,, In addition, make sure you are drinking enough water
- experts recommend 8 glasses a day. ,, Some suggestions: baby carrots & hummus, an apple with or without peanut butter, a peach & a glass of milk , Pick something light and semi-nutritious, such as a fruit bar or low-fat frozen yogurt. -
Step 2: rice etc
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Step 3: which has more nutrients and keeps you feeling fuller for longer.
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Step 4: At each meal
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Step 5: your plate should be 1/2 veggies
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Step 6: 1/4 protein
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Step 7: and 1/4 healthy carbohydrate or starch.
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Step 8: Eat a salad before your meal to help you eat less.
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Step 9: Drink a glass of water before each meal.
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Step 10: Eat only lean cuts of meat
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Step 11: Eat fruits or veggies combined with some protein for a satisfying
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Step 12: low calorie snack to keep you full between meals so that you eat less.
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Step 13: Limit sweets
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Step 14: but you can allow yourself a small treat every day or every other day if you have a sweet tooth.
Detailed Guide
Example dinner: heaping serving of steamed carrots, a small grilled chicken breast, and a small whole wheat roll. ,, In addition, make sure you are drinking enough water
- experts recommend 8 glasses a day. ,, Some suggestions: baby carrots & hummus, an apple with or without peanut butter, a peach & a glass of milk , Pick something light and semi-nutritious, such as a fruit bar or low-fat frozen yogurt.
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