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miller2190

Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 31 Jul 2004
Posts: 58
Location: GA
Healthy Foods
Posted: 01-02-05 21:04pm

Im startng college in august and I plan on doing the decathalon (all 10 track and feild events) I havnt really excercised since last track season and it seems like my six-pac is slowley fading away. Im going to join a gym very soon (i get a discount from my work) and im gonna start running as soon as it gets alittle warmer outside.

This is pretty much the only tings I eat: begals with low fat cream cheese, skim milk/water/apple juice, home fries, eggs, cheerios with brown sugar, mashed potatoes, some form of chicken usually baked, preztels, saltine crackers. Id say whatever I eat 95% of the time it will be something from that list because most of that stuff is free at work =), is it unhealthy to eat the same things all the time?

Anyway what types of foods are good for you, I know the obvious foods to avoid, like fast food places, and I know fruits and vegetables (i dont really like any fruits or vegetables) are good for ya but I wanna know like some common foods that are good for ya. Does anyone have some websites I can visit? I really wanna start eating healthy.

Thanks!!
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mshanson

Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 28 Nov 2004
Posts: 102
Location: California

Posted: 02-27-05 17:16pm

I think your diet is a little weak in the vitamin area. Healthy foods to eat include fish (especially salmon), eggs (especially organic omega-3 types)soy foods (soy milk, tofu, veggie burgers), yes fruits & vegetables (try lots of different kinds in lots of different combinations, like maybe smoothies made with bananas & berries, or carrots cooked with cinnamon & butter, or broccoli with cheese sauce, to find what you like). Saltines & bagels are just processed carbs --- maybe you could switch to whole-grain crackers & whole wheat bagels? Hash browns are fried, os not very good for you. Maybe try a baked potato with season salt & a little low-fat sour cream.
I know lots of good nutrition books --- check out your local library.
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sandyallen

Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 02 Feb 2004
Posts: 4580

Posted: 02-27-05 20:08pm

Don't forget the vegies and drink lots of water.
The best to you!
Sandy
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