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Nutrition FAQ

1. Sports Drink or Water?

Water is the best for hydration. Sports drinks with electrolytes are useful during intense workouts, but for sessions under 60 minutes, stick to plain water. Check infusedwaters.com for creative water ideas.

 

 2. Protein Smoothies vs. Solid Foods?

Protein smoothies are a good addition but shouldn't replace meals. A varied, whole-foods diet is crucial for proper nutrition. Lean towards natural nutrient sources over synthetic supplements.

 

 3.Starting a Healthy Diet?

Cut processed foods and focus on whole foods like fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean proteins, and nuts. Shop the store perimeter for healthier choices.

 

 4. Healthy Cafeteria Choices?

Prioritize colourful, varied options for vitamins and minerals. Include proteins from meat, dairy, or alternatives and whole grains for a balanced diet.

 

 5. Balanced Meals with a Busy Schedule?

Plan and prep meals on weekends for the week. Cut veggies for easy snacking, make breakfast burritos, and prepare salads in advance.

 

 6. Healthy Eating When Dining Out?

Choose menu options with fresh fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean proteins. Look for heart-healthy choices and plan by checking online for nutrition information.

 

 7.V egetarian vs. Meat Diet?

Vegetarian diets are lower in saturated fats; meat diets should focus on lean options. Consider a whole-foods plant-based approach for overall health.

 

 8. Eating After a Certain Time?

No strict rule. Balance calorie intake throughout the day. Late snacks for energy are fine if needed for activities.

 

 9. Behaviours Leading to Chronic Issues?

Lifestyle choices influence chronic diseases. A diet rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and exercise can reduce risks and improve outcomes.

 

 10. "Cheat" Day?

Occasional indulgence is fine. Enjoy treats in moderation while maintaining overall health habits.

 

 11. Daily Diet Variety?

Include as much variety as possible to ensure a diverse range of nutrients from different food sources.

 

 12. Gaining Muscle Mass and Healthy Weight?

Focus on diet and strength-building exercises. Aim for additional calories and adequate protein from high-quality sources.

 

 13. Benefits of Fasting?

For religious purposes, fasting can have meaning. For health, focus on nutrient-rich foods rather than drastic calorie reduction.

 

 14. Is Coffee Bad? Health Benefits?

Moderate coffee consumption (1-5 cups) has health benefits due to antioxidants. Excessive caffeine intake can have negative impacts.

 

 15. Work Out or Eat Healthy?

Both are essential for a healthy lifestyle. Incorporate a mix of nutritious eating and regular physical activity into your routine.

 

 16. Diet for Athletes?

Carbs are crucial for energy; protein requirements vary. Include healthy fats. Tailor intake based on activity levels.

 

 17. How Much Meat to Eat?

A serving is 3 ounces, and the average person needs 5-6 ounces per day. Protein can come from various sources, not just meat.

 

 18. What is a Gluten-Free Diet?

Designed for celiac or gluten intolerance. It's not inherently healthier; choose based on personal preference.

 

 19. How Often Should You Eat?

Eat every 3-4 hours for stable blood sugar levels. Choose between 3 meals with snacks or 5-6 smaller meals.

 

 20. Benefits/Risks of Supplements?

Use caution; supplements are not FDA-regulated. Consult a healthcare provider before starting. Opt for third-party-tested products.

 

These revised FAQs aim to provide concise and friendly answers to common fitness and nutrition questions.

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