Smart Eating Tips


Help keep your total fat intake down

 

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7-a-day Make sure you have at least 7-a-day, two serves of fruit and five of vegetables 
A healthy lifestyle can be easy Make simple, convenient changes to your diet that are suited to your lifestyle  
A helping hand for Iron Vitamin C found in fruit and veg helps the body get iron from plant foods. So have some fruit with your breakfast cereal! 
Active families = healthy families Try to get 30min of physical activity on most days. Use this time as family activity time and have fun with the kids as well 
Active friendships Meeting a friend? Go for a walk instead of a coffee and cake, a bike ride instead of a beer or golf instead of the movies. 
Add fruit for sweetness Try sweetening your cereal or porridge with berries, a chopped banana or dried fruit. You'll get extra fibre as well as a number of vitamins and minerals for around the same number of kilojoules as sugar. 
Alcohol and weight Remember, all alcoholic drinks add energy to the diet. Try low or reduced alcohol drinks for a healthier choice  
Apple delicious Try stewed apple, cinnamon and sultanas served on a whole grain muffin for a sweet healthy breakfast or treat. 
Avoid food poisoning Store food at the correct temperature and take care when preparing food to prevent food poisoning.  
Balancing meal-times For healthy meals: start with carbohydrates such as pasta or rice, add lots of vegetables, include a moderate serve of protein such as lean meat, fish or lentils, flavour with low fat sauces, herbs and spices 
Be active each day Look for opportunities to increase your activity – either as planned exercise or by making active changes to your daily routine 
Be creative with fruit and veg for kids Be a little creative when preparing meals, you will be surprised how easily you can encourage your kids to enjoy fruits and vegetables 
Beware of fad diets Steer away from diets that recommend against whole food groups as they leave your body starved of nutrients essential for good health 
Bony fish for calcium Try fish with bones you can eat such as salmon and sardines for extra calcium 
Breakfast boosts brain power Eating breakfast can help to improve your memory and concentration levels  

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Page Last Updated: Monday, 28 May 2007