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Health Tip: Choose Energy-Boosting Foods
By LadyLively on April 27, 2016
If you feel too tired to hit the gym despite your commitment to exercise, your diet may need an energy boost.
The American Council on Exercise suggests:
- Eat frequent small meals that include complex carbohydrates, such as veggies, fruit, whole grains and beans.
- Avoid refined carbohydrates, such as donuts or cookies.
- Don’t drink caffeine within an hour of your workout. Instead, have a small glass of juice to help boost your energy.
- Start your morning with a breakfast rich in whole grains and fruit.
- If you work out in the afternoon or evening, plan a light but nutritious snack an hour before your workout. Also drink plenty of water.
Source: HealthDay
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