Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), January 5, 1999, p. 10

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snacks that contain plenty of furthermore lack of energy is one of the carbohydrates grains fruits vegetables and top three factors preventing canadian couch milk products should be eaten shortly after potatoes from becoming more active this you exercise to refuel your muscle stores of year make your new years fithessjesblution glycogen or carbohydrate energy a reality by taking advantage of food energy the following jtips provide basic informa- that is easily absorbed by the body the iron from plant sources is not as easily absorbed however the absorption of iron from plant foods improves when accompanied by some vitamin cin the meal for example an orange with breakfast cereal l bone up on calcium calcium is essential for strong bones par ticularly for women who are at greater risk of sodium potassium chloride arid maghe- sium toreplace sweat loss t- after activity drink 500ml two clips of milk water juice or other decaffeinated bev- erages for every pound of weight lost to replace body fluids get expert advice from a dietitian a registered dietitian is your most reliable osteoporosis later in life bone building source of nutrition information for a listing tion to fuel your active lifestyle foodisfuel include a wide variety of food in your diet as outlined in canadas food guide to zhealttiy eating whole foods arethe best way to nourish our bodies with energy and essential nutrients while nutrient overdoses cannot improve performance shortages may impair it n concentrate on carbohydrates carbohydrates from food are our main fuel for activity muscles store carbohydrate fuel in the form of glycogen to ensure that energy heeds are met have morethanthe minimum number of servings from each food group j the recommended daily serving ranges grain products 7five to 12 servings choose lower fat foods more often most of our food choices should be lower in fat other foods such as spreads sauces gravy dressings and salty commercial snack foods account for almost half of ourdietary fat intake and are ah easy area to cut down choosing lower fat fopds leaves more room for carbohydratericht choices for active people i no need eor supplements r j f f there is no evidence ito date that proves that supplements increase strength -and- endurance endurance performance or pro vide energy v under certain health circumstances sup plements may be appropriate upon the advice of a physician or registered dietitian most healthy active people canmeet all nutrients like calcium and vitamin d along with regular physical activity- help keep bones thick and strong for most canadians milk and milk products are an ideal source of calcium dont forget the fluids witkall this talk about food dont forget the fluids drink plenty of water milk juice and other decaffeinated fluids everyday espe cially before and after physical activity frequent small servings of plain cool of dietitian with expertise in sports nutrition contact dietitian of canada at 416 596- 0857 finally whether you are attempting to be hiore active or simply eat better goal setting can help small progressive steps forward can help you arrive at the outcome you are looking for set goals that are smart spe cific measurable achievable realistic arid timetagged people can also order making the most of v you an easytofollow personalized guide to sensible eating and physical activity the kit water or other beverages are recommended which costs 595 contains a motivational during exercise for most people who are active for one hour or less in moderate temperatures water is the best beverage sports drinks are not essential because in most cases ordi nary food and beverages provide enough guide food and activity tracking chart menu suggestions and a recipe booklej j to order a copy of making the most ofyou contact a dietitian at dairy farmers of ontario at905 8218970 t active facts their nutrient needs with healthy food choic- es folic and vitamin r are the excep vegetables and fruitfive to 10 servings 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