Healthy eating
means consuming the right quantities of foods from all food groups in order to
lead a healthy life.
And yes, it is up to ourselves that if we choose
to consume a healthy diet by maintaining a diet chart and waiving off to the
Doctors while passing by and not taking an appointment with them, luckily.
Everybody is seeking medical
advice to maintain good health and good life in modern age. It is itself said
and even taught to us since our childhood that a healthy brain resides in a
healthy body. We have been told and guided time to time to devote some time out
of our routine for our body to lead a healthy life. Even as an example we get
to see that if the right quality and quantity of nutrition is served upon
plants, then they give the expected production in result. Exactly the same is
the condition with our body that the right quality and quantity of food we
consume, our body works out as efficiently as much nutrition it gets from the
food consumed.
One should even not forget that when we eat our food may matter as much as what we eat. Even it is advised to us time to time
by our grandparents and parents to time our meals. All the diets in the world
won’t help you if you don’t eat on time. A food time table plays an important
role in it.
Morning: Within 10 minutes of waking up, have two
glasses of lukewarm water. For breakfast around 15-30 minutes later, have large
portions of fresh fruits along with complex carbs such as multigrain bread, oats
or high fiber cereals. You can sip a cup of Green tea with breakfast. If you
like to have eggs in your breakfast then go for the organic one or even you can
go for sweetened brown rice. A sprinkle of grounded flax seeds can add a lot of
health benefits.
Mid-morning: Two hours later, have a glass of lemon juice, coconut water, fruit or vegetable juice. You can go for nuts like almonds and walnut. Fruit like apple, banana, orange or any other fruit you like is the best mid morning snack.
Lunch: Two-three hours later, have large portions of salad, a small portion of brown rice or a couple of rotis, with little sabzi, dal and some protein (cereals, pulses or lean meat).
Evening snack: This is the time when hunger in the tummy knocks at the door and eating something heavy is not so good at that time. So, keeping in mind this main fact, two-three hours later to Lunch, snack on green tea and roasted khakra, idli or dosa
are the better options to try.
Mid-morning: Two hours later, have a glass of lemon juice, coconut water, fruit or vegetable juice. You can go for nuts like almonds and walnut. Fruit like apple, banana, orange or any other fruit you like is the best mid morning snack.
Lunch: Two-three hours later, have large portions of salad, a small portion of brown rice or a couple of rotis, with little sabzi, dal and some protein (cereals, pulses or lean meat).
Evening snack: This is the time when hunger in the tummy knocks at the door and eating something heavy is not so good at that time. So, keeping in mind this main fact, two-three hours later to Lunch, snack on green tea and roasted khakra, idli or dosa
are the better options to try.
Dinner: Two-three hours later, have a soup,
salad, some complex carbs and protein and even if it is said that one should
start eating smart to stay smart and energetic. Smart eating habits may lead
towards a long and healthier life.
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