✨What I Ate Today✨
Following the 80/20 Mindful + Intuitive Eating🌱
BCAAS are great for hydration and improving overall performance at the gym!
🍌Yogurt Bowl Details:
Siggi's Plain Greek Yogurt
Half a Banana
Grain Free Granola (Elizabeth's)
Less than a tbsp of almond butter
Honey
Chia Seeds
☕️Iced Coffee:
Nut Pods Unsweetend Creamer
Sugar Free Caramel Syrup
🥒Sushi Wrap:
Rice Paper
Sushi Rice
Tuna mixed with Siracha and Mayo
Seaweed
Avocado
Cucumber
Sesame Seeds
Side of Edamame
🥗Dinner:
Arugula and Spinach Salad drenched in olive oil and lemon juice
Chicken from leftover chicken wings
One whole mango
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Following the 80/20 rule of mindful and intuitive eating can provide a sustainable approach to nutrition. This method encourages focusing on nourishing foods 80% of the time, with flexibility for indulgences 20% of the time. Hydration and performance play significant roles in any healthy lifestyle. Including BCAAs in your regimen can improve hydration and workout performance, making them beneficial for athletes and fitness enthusiasts alike. For breakfast, consider a yogurt bowl. Start off with plain Greek yogurt, adding half a banana, grain-free granola, almond butter, honey, and chia seeds for extra texture and health benefits. If coffee is part of your morning routine, try iced coffee made with unsweetened creamer and sugar-free caramel syrup for a refreshing boost. As for lunch, a sushi wrap can be both delicious and nutritious. Packed with sushi rice, tuna mixed with sriracha and mayo, seaweed, avocado, cucumber, and sesame seeds, this meal is not just satisfying but also good for muscle recovery due to the high-protein content of tuna. Dinner can be a simple yet flavorful arugula and spinach salad dressed with olive oil and lemon juice, paired with leftover chicken wings and a fresh mango to round out the day. Each meal can contribute significantly to your overall health while keeping your taste buds satisfied. Instead of rigidly sticking to a meal plan, allow yourself flexibility and enjoyment in your eating habits.





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