Summer is upon us and with it comes a heavy travel season. So many just throw caution to the wind and eat whatever they want while traveling because they feel eating healthy is difficult when on the road.
Why?
Social pressures are high, particularly when traveling for business or visiting family and friends. Special treats surround us and tempt us to go with the flow until we return home. Sadly, it is often very difficult to get back on track after a week or two of indulgences. The cravings for old favorite unhealthy foods return with a vengeance and cause a downward spiral toward a less optimal state of well-being.
This summer, do it right.
The extra pounds others take home as a souvenir need not be part of reality when you choose your food carefully. The drained, exhausted feeling after a week or two away doesn’t seem to plague those who plan for health on the road. Why overshadow the fun of the trip with the extra work of getting “back on track”?
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