Though the list of healthy foods is never ending, we picked out the super heroes that help keep you fit. Be it reduced muscle stress or expedited recovery, these bad boys have got you covered!
According to research the household ruby red beet may be more effective at boosting energy than caffeine. Add some to your green juice, salads, dips or smoothies to get your daily dose.
Consuming honey before exercise provides a slow release fuel that gives athletes steady blood sugar and insulin levels over a longer duration of time. This natural sweetener also boosts power, speed, and endurance. Opt for the raw, natural kinds to get your naturally sweet energy fix!
Blueberries are known to reduce inflammation, however in addition to that blueberry eaters also experience a boost in natural killer cells, a type of white blood cell that plays a vital role in immunity. They are also high in antioxidant levels. Have a fresh bowl with breakfast or use frozen ones in your post workout smoothie.
Fatty fish like Salmon contains omega-3 fatty acids that have been linked to a lengthy list of benefits, from fighting Heart disease to a reduced risk of type-2 Diabetes. Additionally, recent research also shows that it may also be a potent muscle booster. Throw some on a grill with fresh veggies for a wholesome meal option.
The antioxidants in pomegranate have been linked to improved memory and enhanced brain activity, and now researchers report that pomegranate juice also helps improve muscle recovery. Consume as a mid morning snack or include some in your salad for an added crunch.
Research shows that glycogen, the body's storage form of carbohydrates, is replenished more rapidly when athletes consume both carbs and caffeine following strenuous exercise. Compared to carbs alone, the combo resulted in a 66% increase in muscle glycogen 4 hours after intense exercise. Don't forget your daily cuppa joe!
Dark Chocolate contains a high percentage of antioxidants; due to this chocolate eaters experienced higher blood antioxidant levels and reduced markers of exercise-induced cell stress. Add some squares to your banana smoothie or use it to curb that post meal sweet craving.
getting fat.
If your mouse is too fat, than it's either pregnant, has too much fat in the diet (sunflower, safflower & linseeds will make them fat, along with nuts) or there's a genetic problem that is causing them to be fat (like lethal yellow).
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If she's "...getting fat..." - either she's pregnant or you are feeding her too much food !
Because your feeding it too much smart one!
i don't think so! Not sure! i am 80 and worry about getting fat but i don't think it's too heavy think it's the best weight for someone to be!
Well, no. Eating too much and getting too little exercise will cause you to gain weight.
Yes. They have a bad name, but they're an essential part of the diet. The only thing is to avoid too much fat - not to avoid fats altogether.
Horses can get quite Obese depending on what they are fed and their activity level. No horse should be allowed to get overweight, it is in fact worse for a horse to be too fat rather than too thin. But the best thing is for a horse to be fit and healthy.
Too long. Avoid it if you can.
you have to be too fat for 15.
Is or not? What? Pregnaut? In love with you? The best girl for you? Too fat? You need to make a longer question.