A Short-cut Way out to be Healthy on Ramadan
- Eat normal sized, nutritious meals at Sahoor and Iftar.
- Avoid foods high in fat, salt and sugar.
- Choose a diet rich in fruit, vegetable, beans, lentils rice and grains.
- Drink plenty of fluids and avoid caffeinated beverages like coffee, tea, energy drinks or cola.
- Break the fast with a healthy snack like dates – a nutritious burst of natural sugar.
- Speak to a health professional before changing medication regimes for Ramadan.
- Avoid excessive exercise during fasting times - if you want to go to the gym, consider doing so after Iftar.
Eat Healthy....Stay Healthy.... |
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