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How To Eat Healthy Foods When Youre Crazy-Busy
Or Traveling
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  • I mean the changes in how much energy I feel,
    like when I eat healthy I feel really, really
    energetic, I feel happy, I feel way better at
    handling things that life throws at me, and my
    vibrancy way higher, my creativity, just
    everything. Like, life is so much better when I'm
    eating healthier.

Rachel Rofe
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What this episode is about
  • This episode is to give you some ideas on how you
    can incorporate healthy eating in a way that
    feels easy and works with a busy schedule.

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  • I travel a lot and so I need to have practical
    things that I can do while traveling and I know a
    lot of us are working all the time, so I'm just
    going to give you some really great ideas, I
    think, for just making this simple and tangible
    and practical.

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Have healthy food with you at all times.
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  • So a lot of us when we get hungry, our blood
    sugar starts to drop and then when we are in that
    state of being hungry, then forget about it, like
    we're just looking for a quick fix, anything to
    feel better and you're going to usually be drawn,
    just scientifically, to the things that are the
    fattiest.

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  • So some ideas for portable snacks that you can
    take are little baggies of almonds and different
    nuts you could do like carrots and peanut butter
    in Tupperware grass fed beef jerky Lara Bars,
    they're 100 raw bars packets of nut butters
    trail mix fruits are also really good to get
    your blood sugar back up if you want to keep an
    orange or an apple.

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Have water with you at all times.
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  • It's always nearby you're going to make sure to
    drink it. So I like to have some in my car, when
    I work, always near me, obviously when I work
    out, but it's in my purse. It's very rare that
    you see me without water really close by, because
    I just know the more hydrated the better I feel.
    So that's definitely something that's really
    helpful.

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Making smoothies in the morning.
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  • Also I would recommend making a smoothie in the
    mornings because it's really quick to make
    smoothies and when you have a smoothie you get in
    really great nutrients first thing in the
    morning, then at least if you mess up the rest of
    the day, at least you know you've gotten in some
    nutrients then.

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Ingredients I usually use
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  • And there's all kind of things on Pinterest if
    you do a search for simple recipes. If you go to
    pinterest.com/ginny G-I-N-N-Y M as in Michael
    Johnson, she is my nutritionist. She's amazing.
    She has a bunch of Pinterest boards on different
    things that you can create, that you can make for
    food that are pretty simple to make. She will
    readily tell you she's a lazy cook, so she's
    really helpful.

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Cook
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  • And why I really like cooking is because it
    helps you be 100 sure that the ingredients in
    everything that you make are healthy. You know
    when we eat out, we don't know what's being put
    in the food.

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My 30 Day Challenge
  • I did a 30 day challenge where I was sugar,
    gluten and dairy free and when I would ask
    waitresses about what's in certain foods that
    look like they should not have these different
    things in them, it was crazy to see how often
    like I'd get grilled chicken and it would have
    gluten in it, or so many things have sugar in it.
    And it's really ridiculous actually, so the thing
    about cooking is this way you have 100 control.
    You know what's going on in your diet.

Rachel Rofe
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Vegetables
  • So like vegetables for example, if you basically
    take any vegetable, so like the ones that I use a
    lot are like Brussels sprouts, cauliflower,
    broccoli, squash, sweet potato etc. If you just
    take them, mix them with some olive oil, salt,
    pepper, pop them in the oven for like an hour, to
    an hour and 10, 350 degrees, boom, delicious.
    They're super, super good.

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Crockpot Recipes
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  • If you eat meat, look for crock pot recipes. I
    mean you can just take a minute in the morning,
    throw some stuff in the crock pot, hit start and
    then leave and then come back to really delicious
    food.

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Ziploc Baggies of Veggies
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  • You can also just create bags of vegetables that
    you can throw in with whatever you're cooking, so
    if you have like little Ziploc baggies of onions,
    bell peppers, mushrooms, different vegetables, if
    you can just, boom, throw them in, then it saves
    you a lot of time from having to go and chop them
    later because I get that a lot of the reason
    people don't like cooking is it takes a lot of
    time.

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Nutrition Bars
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  • You can also go to youbars.com and those are
    basically customized nutrition bars, so you can
    go and pick different bases. Like, they have like
    a cookie dough kind of base which isn't really
    cookie dough, it's like dates and cashew butter
    and some other stuff I'm not remembering all now,
    but it's just nutrition bars that are exactly
    customized to your needs, so that's another way
    that you can switch it up.

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Chefs
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  • You also might consider hiring a chef, and I
    know that a lot of people when I say "chef" think
    that it's really going to be expensive, but I've
    gotten chefs for like 10 an hours. It really
    doesn't have to be that expensive. I think the
    thing is people hear the word "chef" and so that
    word alone like commands kind of a higher price,
    I guess.

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Burning Man
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  • Another thing is I go to Burning Man and one of
    the things we do in my camp is we have these
    things called food pods and so basically there
    are several people and everybody is responsible
    for just one meal, so let's say Burning Man is
    seven days, there's 14 people to a pod and we all
    eat, we eat breakfast and dinner. It's really hot
    there so we don't eat breakfast, lunch and dinner.

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Oatmeal
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  • So a couple different tips, one thing, take
    oatmeal, the packets of oatmeal with you because
    you can use the coffee maker and then just add
    the hot water from the coffee maker into the
    oatmeal and then, boom, you have a breakfast. You
    don't have to pay the 30 for breakfast that you
    don't know what all the ingredients are anyway,
    so that's really helpful.

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Restaurants
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  • When you're at restaurants, just chose, if you
    eat meat and fish, chose the items that are
    steamed, broiled, baked, grilled, poached,
    roasted, those usually have less other
    ingredients than other things. As I said before
    with my friend who eats the eggs and had all
    those problems, I always ask for real cracked
    fresh eggs, so even the nicest restaurants will
    use that crappy egg substitute.

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Organic
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  • There's those organic meats from Applegate so
    sometimes I'll get the salami or the chicken
    slices. If you eat bread, you can get that or
    Ezekiel Bread and just remember whenever you go
    to the grocery store, just grab some of the
    utensils and a lot of them provide them or you
    can even pack utensils with you, if you know
    you're going to do this, no problem.

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