Saturday, January 23, 2010

8 secrets for all-day energy -Part 3

Consistent wake-up time, regular meals can help fight fatigue



What to eat

Instead of: Loading up on carbs

Try: Limiting them to make room for more protein

Although they can provide a burst of \"quick burn\" fuel, carbohydrates are an energy pipage if you consume too many. Women who low the turn of carbohydrates in their diets and raised the turn of protein reported feeling more energetic in recent research finished by Donald K. Layman, PhD, a professor of nutrition at the University of Illinois.

Keep your daily intake of healthy carbs below 150 g, best distributed like this: fivesome servings of vegetables; digit servings of fruit; and three or four servings of starchy (preferably full grain) carbohydrates much as bread, rice, pasta, and cereal. For instance:

Breakfast: digit swing of clams or half of an arts muffin, digit egg, a swing each of ham and cheese, and a glass of milk

Lunch: open-faced sandwich of digit swing of bread, 2 to 3 ounces of meat, and 1 ounce of cheese; digit servings of vegetables; and an apple

Dinner: 6 ounces of angle meat, three servings of vegetables, digit serving of fruit, and digit or digit servings of starchy carbs  .


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