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High-end department stores have long employed personal shoppers to help consumers with their fashion quandaries. Now, grocery stores may be getting in on the game.
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We wish we had our own, personal dietitian who would follow us around all day and gently remind us of the foods we should be eating. Up til now, that hasn’t happened, so BettyConfidential has 10 ways to eat like a dietitian, straight from the (very healthy) horse’s mouth.
1. Eat a wholesome, hearty breakfast. Make it a habit to have whole-grain cereal, fresh berries, and skim milk for breakfast.
2. Buy what’s in season. Knowing which fruits and vegetables are in season will help you buy the freshest produce possible, which means that it has the most nutrients.
3. Ask when to shop. The next time you’re at the grocery store, ask when the produce is delivered. If you buy fruits and vegetables right away, you’ll have longer to eat them at home.
4. Sit down to eat. If you’re snacking while flying around the house doing chores, chances are you aren’t enjoying that snack too much. If you sit down to eat, you’ll be getting more satisfaction for the calories. More
It’s that time of year when we’re seeing low-carb diets everywhere, and while such a plan includes cutting down on breads and starches, it also means cutting back on healthy foods like fruits and vegetables, which are rich in carbohydrates. … More