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]]>Keeping fresh fruits in your dorm is a tricky business unless you’re going to eat them right away. Luckily, you can always rely on dried fruits to up your fiber content and they often have a pretty high iron content.
From almonds and walnuts to cashews and pistachios, all types of nuts come with a long list of healthy properties, and they’re a great healthy snack—as long as you eat them in moderation.
Trail mix is another healthy snack that includes nuts, but you can also benefit from other ingredients that it has in store – including dried fruits, dark chocolate, and more.
Whenever you feel like eating a candy bar, opt for dark chocolate instead because it’s not loaded with sugar and it’s packed with antioxidants.
Protein bars are another great alternative to sugar-packed candy bars, but it’s important to carefully inspect their labels and opt for a bar with the highest amount of protein and the lowest amount of refined sugars.
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]]>While there are proponents of intermittent fasting who argue for an eight hour window of eating (meaning many people have their first meal at 10am or later), others maintain that eating something (even if it’s only a banana or small bowl of yogurt) within two hours of getting up is a good way to maintain focus and performance in the mornings. This is especially true if you’re doing any kind of physical activity first thing, as this will mean your body needs extra fuel.
If you’re choosing not to eat as soon as you get up, or even within that two hour window, then a mid-morning snack is definitely a good idea. Trying to make it all the way until lunchtime without eating will, for most people, result in low concentration, irritability, and the risk that you will snack throughout the afternoon to compensate for missing out earlier in the day. Why not try a piece of toast with peanut butter, or a savory muffin for a fuss-free study snack?
If you still maintain that you’re someone who just can’t get on board with eating before midday, then you should make sure that your evening meal prepares your body for a long fast. This means eating meals that are high in protein and healthy fats, so your body has some fuel left to run on the next day. Scrambled eggs, smoked fish, grilled chicken and cheese are all good options to include in your evening meal.
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]]>Aside from frying an egg for a minute or two, no active cooking is required. All you have to do is put your egg in a sandwich with some salsa, a slice of bacon, and toppings of your choice before warming it in the microwave. In addition to some garnishing, you’ll feel a burst of energy thanks to this protein-packed, juicy treat.
If you’re looking for a warm treat to cozy up to in the chilly evenings, then this Mexican Leek Soup is perfect for you. All you have to do is toss the ingredients into a microwave-safe bowl and let your microwave do the rest.
This cheesy, juicy dinner is packed with nutrition. All you need to create pronto vegetarian peppers is a large pepper that you’ll fill with mozzarella and parmesan cheese along with an array of scrumptious vegetables and legumes. This simple recipe consists of just three steps along with 3 to 4 minutes of microwave time.
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]]>The post 5 Healthy Snacks You Can Stock in Your Dorm appeared first on Graduatez.
]]>Keeping fresh fruits in your dorm is a tricky business unless you’re going to eat them right away. Luckily, you can always rely on dried fruits to up your fiber content and they often have a pretty high iron content.
From almonds and walnuts to cashews and pistachios, all types of nuts come with a long list of healthy properties, and they’re a great healthy snack—as long as you eat them in moderation.
Trail mix is another healthy snack that includes nuts, but you can also benefit from other ingredients that it has in store – including dried fruits, dark chocolate, and more.
Whenever you feel like eating a candy bar, opt for dark chocolate instead because it’s not loaded with sugar and it’s packed with antioxidants.
Protein bars are another great alternative to sugar-packed candy bars, but it’s important to carefully inspect their labels and opt for a bar with the highest amount of protein and the lowest amount of refined sugars.
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]]>The post Is There an Ideal Time to Eat Breakfast? This is What Experts Say appeared first on Graduatez.
]]>While there are proponents of intermittent fasting who argue for an eight hour window of eating (meaning many people have their first meal at 10am or later), others maintain that eating something (even if it’s only a banana or small bowl of yogurt) within two hours of getting up is a good way to maintain focus and performance in the mornings. This is especially true if you’re doing any kind of physical activity first thing, as this will mean your body needs extra fuel.
If you’re choosing not to eat as soon as you get up, or even within that two hour window, then a mid-morning snack is definitely a good idea. Trying to make it all the way until lunchtime without eating will, for most people, result in low concentration, irritability, and the risk that you will snack throughout the afternoon to compensate for missing out earlier in the day. Why not try a piece of toast with peanut butter, or a savory muffin for a fuss-free study snack?
If you still maintain that you’re someone who just can’t get on board with eating before midday, then you should make sure that your evening meal prepares your body for a long fast. This means eating meals that are high in protein and healthy fats, so your body has some fuel left to run on the next day. Scrambled eggs, smoked fish, grilled chicken and cheese are all good options to include in your evening meal.
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]]>The post Healthy Microwave Meals for College Students appeared first on Graduatez.
]]>Aside from frying an egg for a minute or two, no active cooking is required. All you have to do is put your egg in a sandwich with some salsa, a slice of bacon, and toppings of your choice before warming it in the microwave. In addition to some garnishing, you’ll feel a burst of energy thanks to this protein-packed, juicy treat.
If you’re looking for a warm treat to cozy up to in the chilly evenings, then this Mexican Leek Soup is perfect for you. All you have to do is toss the ingredients into a microwave-safe bowl and let your microwave do the rest.
This cheesy, juicy dinner is packed with nutrition. All you need to create pronto vegetarian peppers is a large pepper that you’ll fill with mozzarella and parmesan cheese along with an array of scrumptious vegetables and legumes. This simple recipe consists of just three steps along with 3 to 4 minutes of microwave time.
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