- Don’t leave home without survival food. Almonds are the ultimate survival food in extreme conditions and everyday life. They are lightweight and don't perish in cold, wet, or heat. I keep them tucked away in a waterproof pocket or resealable bag for emergency snacking when I'm out hiking or mountain climbing with my family.
- Be heart-smart. I try to do something that will get my heart pumping every day and I choose heart-smart foods like almonds.
- Fill up on satisfying snacks. Once I eat a handful of almonds, I’m full and I stay full. That’s because they contain protein (6g), fiber (3.5g) and monounsaturated fat, allowing me to fight hunger for longer periods of time.
- Get protein before and after your workout. Just a handful of almonds has an impressive 6 grams of protein which will keep your energy up during a workout and help your body recover. I like to grind them up in a smoothie for a blast of protein right after a workout.
- Snack on wholesome foods. I don't exactly eat tasty food on “Man vs. Wild" missions. But before I head out, I eat simple, wholesome foods as nature intended. One of my all-time favorite snacks is almond butter with smashed banana on whole-grain bread.
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Power through your day with the Bear Grylls’ “Man vs. Hunger” action plan!
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