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"What healthy food should you buy?"

  • Aaron.mac
    Posted: Dec 21, 2009 10:15 AM
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    Aaron.mac
    New Hartford, IA
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    Going to the supermarket is actually a little hard for people who want to be healthy. There are tons of delicious foods that can be acquired there and most of them are harmful for your health; chocolates, ice-cream, cookies, cereals; all stuff that will make you gain weight immediately. There is a variety of food which is healthy and delicious at the same time and that you should include in your daily diet:

    • Vegetables and fruits: it is very important that you acquire these products since it is the essential part of a healthy diet.

    • Whole grain products

    • Fish, poultry and lean meats: these are the types of meats that you should be acquiring since are the healthiest for you. Avoid breaded and fried meats.

    • Legumes eggs and nuts are some other proteins that are good for your body; try to acquire them as well.

    • Drinks: try to drink water as much as you can, you can also buy low fat milk and herbal teas. If you are the soda type of person it’s either try to avoid them as much as you can or get the light ones.

    • Frozen products: Choose the ones which are healthy; vegetable portions, protein and make sure you are not acquiring a high fat frozen meal.

    • Condiments, oil and dressings: I would give two descriptions for these: they are sources of refined sugar and poor quality oils.

    • Desserts: just because some products are low fat doesn’t mean they are not good desserts. Try getting fresh fruits and some healthy nuts. There is light ice-cream as well in case you are an ice cream lover.

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    Joy Griffin
    Posted: Feb 19, 2010 11:24 AM
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    Joy Griffin
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    The Home Instead Senior Care® network is arming seniors and family caregivers with nutrition resources for healthy aging. Visit http://homeinstead.com/resources/familyresources/cookingunderpressure/default.aspx for info on getting organized, being prepared, making food interesting, making cooking and eating fun, getting help

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