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How do you eat a nutritious diet while keeping your grocery bill low? The good news is that cheap eats aren’t necessarily unhealthy. You can cut food costs by eating more meals at home and by making sure they feature some of the healthiest foods from your supermarket — foods like whole grains, vegetables, and …
5. You will increase your mood We’ve all heard the Snickers slogan: “You’re not you when you’re hungry.” It’s true. All of the other health benefits of eating breakfast on a daily basis add up to an increase in a person’s overall well-being. Maintaining a preferred weight will certainly make it easier to go about …
4. You will maintain a healthy diet There are definitely some breakfast foods that aren’t exactly healthy, so if you decide to start eating breakfast on a daily basis, make sure you’re still making nutritious choices. Think of cereal (with milk, of course), eggs, and fruit. All of these foods have a variety of healthy …
3. Breakfast is packed with the nutrients most of us don’t get enough of Pastries and fatty breakfast meats don’t count, but if you stick to breakfast foods like whole-grain cereal and milk, fruit and yogurt or eggs and whole grain toast, you’re much more likely to meet your daily dose of necessary nutrition. Those …
2. Breakfast helps you balance out your protein Protein is essential for developing and maintaining lean muscle, but if we’re not getting enough protein throughout the day, muscle maintenance is not at the maximal level. And when we finally get some protein at dinner, it’s largely wasted because the body can only use so much …
Eating breakfast isn’t just for kids. Although you’ve probably stopped growing, your body is constantly renewing itself, replenishing your skin, hair and nails, replacing old tissues with new, breaking down and rebuilding bone and generally keeping your body in the best shape possible. So that’s one really good reason to eat breakfast. How about five …
5. Running After running at a steady pace, you’ll continue to burn extra calories over the rest of the day. (If that’s not motivation to tackle the treadmill, nothing is). To torch more during and after your workout, add short bursts of sprints or faster running into your jog.
4. Jumping Rope As it turns out, this little rope is actually a big-time fat burner. Try using a weighted jump rope to engage your arms and shoulders even more.
3. Resistance Exercise The other part of this plan is resistance exercise. This is important because it’s the part that focuses on building muscle. Resistance training will ensure that you avoid the loss of muscle that usually occurs and will actually help you build muscle. You’ll be doing 3 resistance workouts per week: Core (abs …
2. Cardio and Weight-Lifting For the biggest fitness gain/weight loss bang for your exercise buck, combine the two, doing your strength training first and finishing off with your cardio.Your heart rate is higher—by about 12 beats per minute—during your cardio. When you’ve lifted weights beforehand, that means more calories burned