How To Eat Healthy On The Go?

Nia Rouseberg Author: Nia Rouseberg Time for reading: ~1 minutes Last Updated: August 08, 2022
How To Eat Healthy On The Go?

Most people reach for foods with empty calories, which ultimately harm their health.

When we set off, the question "What to eat?" Is not for most people, as the answer is clear - croissants, waffles, biscuits, in general - foods devoid of nutritional value and with added harmful substances. 
 
This habit needs to change. It only takes a little planning and organization to avoid consuming unhealthy products. Here are some ideas to help you eat healthy on the go.
 
Dried fruits . A variety of dried fruits can be found such as apricots , prunes, dates and they all contain useful nutrients and provide energy . Dried fruits are among the most useful alternatives to refined sugar , in addition, they satisfy the hunger for jam. 
 
Mix of raw nuts, seeds. This is a very easy way to prepare a snack that does not require special storage conditions. All you have to do is combine raw nuts, seeds and dried blueberries, to which you can add a little of the sweetness of dark chocolate. 
 
Yogurt with muesli. This combination results in a sweet and crunchy breakfast . When traveling, you must prepare the products separately and mix them shortly before consumption. This is an easily portable and healthy breakfast that can also satisfy the thirst for something sweet. 
 
 
Apple juice . The high amounts of refined sugar and empty calories found in carbonated beverages have been linked to obesity , along with other diseases and conditions. However, we can please our taste buds with 100% apple juice. 
 
It contains vitamin C , fiber and antioxidants, making it a healthy and tasty way to maintain energy on the go.

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