Shut Down in Two Days

I saw this headline this morning and thought, oh my, so many people who need diet changes and so little time. If I have to change the world and only have two days left I better get hoppin. (No I am not talking about the Easter Bunny and Easter candy.) 

With only two days left we better get back to The Simple Diet. So far we have covered the first two steps. 

Step 1:  Eat three meals every day.  If you must snack, snack on fruits and veggies. 

Step. 2:  Eat your biggest meals early in the day and your lightest meal for dinner. 

Step 3:  Choose healthy protein options for each meal.  You can find a list of all healthy protein options on my website under Topics-The Simple Diet.

Protein is used for muscle maintenance and aids in stabilizing blood sugars. As we age we tend to need more high quality protein. Be sure to start your day with protein, not just carbohydrates. 

Great choices for breakfast include: egg white omelets, fat free yogurt, skim milk, almonds, walnuts and peanut butter. Think outside the box and eat last night’s leftovers for a good breakfast. Toast or a packet of instant oatmeal do not provide needed protein.  

Oh my gosh, only two days, oh my, two days, whatever shall I do? Help, Help, the sky is falling, the sky is falling!  What’s that you say? The headline was about the government? Whew, what a relief, just the Gamemakers playing Blackjack again. Maybe we will get to see the Easter Bunny after all.

Mary Kate Meyer, MS, RDN, LD

Registered Dietitian

Hi, I’m Mary Kate. I love to try new foods and explore new restaurants and coffee shops, and even went on a homemade bagel-making kick this summer! My interest in nutrition started in middle school with my mom adding more veggies to our meals and making them taste interesting and fun, which sparked my interest to help her cook and learn more about how the food we eat impacts us every day. Over the years, I’ve witnessed firsthand the profound impact that proper nutrition and daily fueling can have on overall health. Like many of my clients, I have faced challenges with my own gut health and hormonal changes, so I can relate to the frustrations and fatigue that come with seeking relief. Through personalized care and tailored nutrition, I discovered the keys to my health, and my goal is to help others bring their sense of vitality back! 

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