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It’s September—the start of a new school year.
Three kids. Busy is the only way to describe it.
If you have to pack lunch, a cheese stick, a single
serving of apple sauce or a yogurt, for instance, is
easy. You can buy a bunch all together, keep them
in the fridge and just throw one in the box each day.
No hassles, no fuss. I do it myself.
It always amazes me that athletes will scrutinize their diets with a fine tooth comb and then use processed sports products packed with fructose and even high fructose corn syrup to boost their performance during – and replenish after – strenuous workouts! When we use sugar and other carbohydrates to temporarily boost our performance, we may see immediate effects, but in the long term this creates a roller coaster ride that is not good for our bodies. So, what do I recommend and personally use to replenish electrolytes after a tough workout? Coconut water!
Lunches are such a tricky thing…on one hand all of the children are comparing what they got in their lunchboxes (and do you really want them to be the ones with the lame lunch?). And, on the other hand, you want to send them off with something nutritious to fuel them through their day that you feel good about and that they will eat! If this is your conundrum, read on!
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