Sunday, October 25, 2009 - 0 Comments
By Shawn McKee 
Staff Writer
Healthy eating does not need to be complicated. In fact, it can be just about as easy as grabbing fast food if you know what foods pair well and make for a balanced meal.
"Eating a meal or snack shouldn’t involve making difficult decisions -- the only tough decision is deciding what will satisfy your palate," explains eDiets Director of Nutrition Services Pam Ofstein.
"Choosing a meal or snack is all about picking foods that complement each other with a proper balance of carbohydrates, fat and protein and recognizing proper portions."
The first step to understanding how to make a meal is to establish your calorie range so you know how to break your meals up.
"It is important that you consume the correct amount of calories to meet your needs and keep your fat, protein and carb ratios as balanced as possible," suggests Pam.
"This will help keep those hunger pangs at bay, keep your blood sugar levels stable and help you avoid any extra calorie intake throughout the day. I am a big proponent on eating more often and having smaller meals."
Build the perfect breakfast >>
Staff Writer
Healthy eating does not need to be complicated. In fact, it can be just about as easy as grabbing fast food if you know what foods pair well and make for a balanced meal.
"Eating a meal or snack shouldn’t involve making difficult decisions -- the only tough decision is deciding what will satisfy your palate," explains eDiets Director of Nutrition Services Pam Ofstein.
"Choosing a meal or snack is all about picking foods that complement each other with a proper balance of carbohydrates, fat and protein and recognizing proper portions."
The first step to understanding how to make a meal is to establish your calorie range so you know how to break your meals up.
"It is important that you consume the correct amount of calories to meet your needs and keep your fat, protein and carb ratios as balanced as possible," suggests Pam.
"This will help keep those hunger pangs at bay, keep your blood sugar levels stable and help you avoid any extra calorie intake throughout the day. I am a big proponent on eating more often and having smaller meals."
Build the perfect breakfast >>
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