Protein is required for muscle repair, maintenance, and growth.
As part of meeting a healthy and balanced diet, individuals should consume adequate amounts of protein to support their muscles, bones, and skin, to provide themselves with energy and to keep them feeling satisfied between meals.
But first, why meal prep?
Reduce likeliness of buying foods during the week.
Have healthy meal options available every day.
Improve your cooking skills.
Save money.
Save time during the week.
Help your each your nutrition goals.
Have food to come home to on busy days.
Inspire others around you to eat healthier– whether that is at work or at school.
Counting every calorie from every food you eat throughout the day or calculating your daily macros can be an exhausting and technical process. Tracking your nutrition may be beneficial for many reasons…
Opting for home-cooked meals instead of eating out can be a simple, healthy, and delicious way to cut down on spending money each week. However, this may seem overwhelming to the average busy bee that struggles to find time to think of what to cook after work, whether they have the ingredients, recipe, or how long it will take! Who finds themselves getting home after a long, busy day and wondering, “Oh no, what am I going to do for dinner?”
Amino acid supplements have become a commonly used supplement among fitness fanatics. Amazing benefits have been thrown around about these magic pills such as helping weight loss, increasing sports performance, muscle growth, and the list goes on. However, these supplements can be quite pricey! What if I told you that you could get all the amazing benefits that come with amino acids from food?
