#nutrtition

[coachrich8]

Energy Balance and Poor Nutrition in Adolescent Athletes

Explore a deeper dive during National Nutrition Month on Energy Balance for Youth Athletes by Greg Annan, founder or GNA - Guided Nutrition Action

In recognition of National Nutrition Month, Guest Blogger and the Founder of Guided Nutrition Action, has provided his expert guidance on Energy Balance for Youth Athletes. Introduction In today’s fast-paced world, sports and athletics are a staple in the lives of many adolescents. More and more young individuals are participating in high levels of athletic competition in addition to…

[sullencrab]

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[jakey-beefed-it]

They're unlikely to actually let the twins grow anytime soon, if ever, in FFXIV, because they're too popular as Everyone's Babies and keeping them young is good marketing, but imagine for a moment that they do finally get their elezen growth spurt... but not at the same time.

Logically, of course, it would be Alisaie getting tall first. She takes better care of herself in terms of exercise and nutrtition. Even disregarding how human cis girls tend to get their height sooner than human cis boys, because a) who knows how elezen work and b) look you don't have *identical* twins of different genders without at least one of them being trans so probably their assigned gender at birth is also identical and thus has no bearing here. So basic 'who's likelier to be in better overall health' is the likeliest determining factor.

But it would be so much funnier if Alphinaud got tall first, because he'd mostly be magnanimous about it but you could tell he was a lil smug about it, and it would drive Alisaie batshit insane.

[cleanpathway]

A quick break between my PreK and Kinder Zoom classes. I had time to make myself a smoothie with kale, fresh carrot pod seeds, celery, ginger, banana, strawberries, dried cranberries, Asian pear, walnuts, almond butter, hemp seeds, tumeric, and coconut water. I’ll do my homework later 😬📚

[fithealthlifeworld]

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[passionforpasta]

Curious about alternative plant-based meats? Us, too. This rigatoni dish with plant-based chicken is perfect for those looking to test the waters.

Rigatoni with Plant-based Chicken, Corn, Shallots and Brussels Sprouts

Ingredients 1 box rigatoni 4 tbs. extra-virgin olive oil, divided 1 shallot, sliced 1 bag of plant-based chicken strips, diced ½ cup dry white wine 2 pieces of corn, kernels only 12 Brussels sprouts, shaved

Directions 1. Bring a pot of water to a boil and cook pasta according to package directions. 2. Meanwhile, in a skillet, sauté sliced shallot with half the olive oil for three to four minutes over medium heat. Then, stir in the diced chicken and cook for three minutes until slightly brown. 3. Deglaze with wine, add corn and Brussels sprouts, season with salt and pepper and cook for five minutes. 4. Drain pasta, stir in the veggies and chicken and mix everything together over high heat for one minute. 5. Drizzle with remaining olive oil before serving.

Recipe and Photo Credit: Barilla Executive Chef Lorenzo Boni 

[ecoplanetfarm]

The Cottage Food Business Plan The cottage food industry is a rapidly growing segment in India, driven by the increasing demand for homemade, fresh, and healthy food products. This business plan outlines the feasibility of establishing a cottage food business in India. The business will be focused on producing homemade bakery and confectionery products, including cakes, bread, cookies, pastries, and other sweet treats. The business will operate from a small kitchen setup in the owner's residence and will sell the products through online platforms and local markets. For details please read the link https://lnkd.in/ga3VxAed Struggling to develop a business plan for your cottage food operations? I'm here to help. Reach out with any questions and let's get the ball rolling on this exciting venture - my advice is free of charge! bimal@ecoplanet.in #cottagefood #confectionery #bakery #homefood #familyfoodbusiness #businessplan #fresh #homemade #local #healthy #food #nutrtition #foodtechnology #foodconsultant #foodtechnologist (at ecoplanetfarm) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpMK66uqCM4/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[realhealthline]

How Long Does It Take to Digest Vegetables

How long does it take to digest vegetables. Generally, vegetables require 12 to 14 hours to digest in the body. Generally, one to 3 days of time is required to digest all types of foods and vegetables. There is no exact time, but it all depends on people’s food choices. The digestive system of the human body contains macronutrients. It is a combination of carbohydrates, fats, and proteins, all included in one meal. If you have food for these nutrients, that can be easily digested. The rate of digestion depends on some of the following factors such as metabolism if you have an issue in the digestive system that will slow down or some time that helps speed up the digestion process. If you are looking at the time chart for how long does it take to digest vegetables. Adults’ vegetables take 13 hours to digest like children take 8 hours and older people take 15 hours. You cannot estimate the exact time of the digest. In our article, we are going to summarize step by step how vegetables are digested and how long it will take time to digest. Related Post-1. How to Start a Healthy Lifestyle 10 Best Tips2. What is the Healthiest Diet for Humans

Digestion Process of Vegetables

First, vegetables or food that will travel faster in the digestive system. After eight or six hours that will be taken to the stomach. In the stomach, we can see that there is a small intestine and a large intestine. We can try an example in that, you will come to know How Long Does It Take to Digest Vegetables. The first day tries to eat a carrot or beet without any substance. After an hour or two, you may feel hungry. On the second day eat the same vegetables with butter or peanuts and you may feel that you do not take extra food. Read the full article

[paulperrino]

I can recall a period in my life when I would give a nasty attitude towards various people who were, simply put, great people. Super positive, nice to others, always smiling, and doing things that were (barf) inspirational to others .... it bothered me!  Why?  Because people were drawn to them in a way that I wish they would interact with me.  Deep down I wanted to be able to exude that level of goodness, and I wanted to be like them.  However, I was (go figure) afraid of the same types of criticism directed at me from my friends at that time.  FEAR of what others thought of me became my daily business. .. These days I am drawn to positive and giving people as part of my continued life development to remove negativity by filling my cup with goodness.  I LOVE the feedback from people who say "thank you" for inspiring them to pay more attention to their own health and personal development.   I LOVE when hoteliers and meeting planners say thank you for helping them connect with each other at my @luxurymeetings events. I LOVE that positive people follow me on Instagram, and in turn I follow them for mutual motivation.  It's like having an "accountability group" to keep each other inspired.  Do critics still bother me?  Of course, but my positive support system helps to wash those feelings away pretty quickly.  What they have to say about me is none of my business. .. .. #beamazing #birdsofafeatherflocktogether #positivity #accountabilitygroups #workoutathome #stayfitstayyoung #healthandwellness #personaldevelopment #fear #iwanttoimprove #iwanttoloseweight #nogymrequired #health #nutrtition #beachbodyondemand (at Winter Garden, Florida) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_QRiR3BsO4/?igshid=xwyqlspqyn2r

[yogimdnet]

Ditch the way you think of dieting. This week’s guest, #nutritioneducator, Chris Rosandich, brilliantly celebrates eating well and challenges the idea of diet as deprivation with the acronym DidIEatToday. Subscribe for free to #mindfulhealthforthewisewoman at #applepodcasts, #googlepodcasts , #stitcherpodcasts, #spotify, and #iheartradio. You can also go to yogimd.net to listen to recent episodes. #nodiet #eatwholefood #eatrealfood #nutrtition https://www.instagram.com/p/BzIu6e0Fin4/?igshid=1w8kak4ncz29m

[cleanpathway]

My smoothie of the day! Made with Dino kale, mixed greens, raspberries, a peach, green apple, orange, celery, carrot, cranberries, and coconut water. Tasted sweet, bright, and absolutely delicious 💕

[fithealthlifeworld]

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[supercodi]

Finally was able to film a back and bicep workout! This is a long video but it is full of helpful info. Recipes, Grocery Haul, workout. Hope you enjoy! :)

[passionforpasta]

If you think avoiding pasta is good for your diet, think again. According to new research, eating pasta the Med way—as part of a healthy and balanced traditional Mediterranean-style diet—may improve your diet quality by over 20 percent, compared to not eating pasta at all.

So, start eating like an Italian and enjoy your pasta tossed with other healthy ingredients. Try tossing asparagus, cherry tomatoes, grilled chicken, a touch of olive oil and basil with pasta for a refreshing and healthy dinner for you and your family.

For more delicious Mediterranean pasta inspiration, check out our healthy pasta recipe builder.