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A Nutritious Diet while Traveling
Sticking to a nutritious diet while traveling can be one of the more difficult things to do. However, if you learn how to make smart choices, a healthy diet is really not that difficult. It’s probably not the best time in which to start a healthy diet, but if you are currently making healthy choices in your foods already, modifying your diet slightly to accommodate travel, is not as difficult as it first may seem.
If you are traveling by airplane, your diet may have to include airplane food, which can often be of poor nutritional value, depending on the selection. When you book your flight, ask about your food options, ask if a vegetarian dish is available? Vegetarian dishes are sometimes more nutritional in this case, but it really depends on what they may be serving. If you can, eat a larger meal before your flight, so that you don’t have to eat the entire meal that is served, to feel full.
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When driving or taking a bus, you may be tempted to stop at fast food restaurants and eat the meals found there. Avoid this whenever possible! If you’re on vacation, you may wish to splurge a tiny bit, but having fast food more than once during a week can really be bad for your health. If you must, choose the healthiest options available, like chicken breasts and diet soda.
Also, remember that you can take your own meals when traveling. Carrying a loaf of whole-wheat bread or pita wraps, some lean lunchmeat, and low-fat cheese in a cooler is a great way to avoid high-fat and high-cholesterol junk food meals. These are much better choices and you’ll save a lot of money as well. Call ahead to ask if there will be a refrigerator in your hotel room.
Lastly, make smart choices when you eat out. If you choose salads or pasta get the dressing on the side and ask about low-carb options. In fact, many places print these dieting options directly in the menu for the health-conscious people. Control your portions by ordering lunch menu sizes or splitting the meal in have and getting a doggie bag, and you’ll be well on your way to healthy eating, even away from home.
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What exactly is the deal with liquid containers and airplane travel these days? What can you carry-on?
Like, how many of how many ounce bottles can you carry-on? Because I’m travelling to Europe this summer and we’re not checking in any of the luggage…
The reason why there is a restriction on liquids is because there was a terrorist plot in 2006 in which liquid chemicals were going to be mixed to blow up several transatlantic flights – specifically targeting American airline companies, like American Airlines, US Airways, etc.
The new TSA policy states that only liquids in containers 3 fluid ounces or smaller in volume are allowed through security. These containers must fit in 1 quart-sized (sandwich sized) Ziploc bag, and only 1 bag is allowed per passenger. That way, the amount of liquids is severely limited, for security’s sake.
I suggest buying travel-sized products for your journey – and buy at least 2 tubes of travel-sized toothpaste, 3 if you’re going to be in Europe for more than a couple of weeks. As far as cosmetics go, invest in products that multi-task, such as Benefit Cosmetics’ Benetint – it’s a lip and cheek stain, so it works as blush and lip color in one small bottle. Here’s the link: http://sephora.com/browse/product.jhtml?id=P1272&categoryId=RPYMAL&shouldPaginate=
Benefit also has “airplane approved” travel-sized products: http://sephora.com/browse/brand_hierarchy.jhtml?brandId=Benefit%20Cosmetics&categoryId=C15736
It’s pricey, but they’re good quality products.
Once you get to your hotel in Europe, take those little toiletries that come in the bathroom of your hotel room and put them in your carry on bag (if your roommates need to use them, call down to the front desk and ask them to bring up some more of the products to your room). That way you won’t have to worry about running out of shampoo and conditioner. And if you don’t use them, you’ll have some European body wash as a souvenir!
I hope this helps, and have a great trip.
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