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TO MAKE YOUR GROCERY SHOPPING EXPERIENCE A SLIMMING SUCCESS! 2 0 T I P S I F W E I G H T L O S S IS Y O U R M A I N F I T N E S S G O A L, F O L L O W T H E S E Aim to only purchase food containing 5 INGREDIENTS OR LESS. Stock up on LOWER-CALORIE FLAVORFUL CONDIMENTS, including salsas, vinegars, mustards, lemon and lime juices, marinara sauce, and low-sodium soy sauce. Always go to the store with a GROCERY LIST BASED ON YOUR WEEKLY MEAL PLAN. DON’T GO GROCERY SHOPPING HUNGRY OR TIRED. In addition to having fresh LEAN PROTEIN and seafood on hand, canned tuna and salmon, canned beans, and frozen chicken or fish are great options. BE CAREFUL OF PACKAGING that makes foods sound healthier than they are. Look for energy bars and granola bars with at least 6G OF PROTEIN, 3G OF FIBER AND ARE 200 CALORIES OR LESS. KNOW THE DIFFERENCE between sugar-free and no-sugar added. Stick with the WHOLE FRUITS OR VEGETABLES. YOUR CART, LIKE YOUR PLATE, SHOULD CONSIST OF: about ½ vegetables and fruit, ¼ protein, and ¼ whole grains with small amounts of healthy fats. GLUTEN-FREE DOESN’T MEAN HEALTHIER OR LOWER CALORIE. Stock up on healthy, CONVENIENT FROZEN VEGETABLES (without sauce), FROZEN FRUIT AND SEAFOOD. The bread aisle: Look for 100% WHOLE WHEAT as the first ingredient. Make the majority of your foods a SINGLE-INGREDIENT food. For example, eggs, fruits and vegetables, meat, seafood, chicken, and nuts are all one ingredient. If you can’t buy all ORGANIC FOODS, splurge on produce, including organic apples, lettuce, and berries, or meat and dairy, such as milk, chicken, and beef. Add CONVENIENT COMPLEX CARBS to your cart, such as, plain 1-minute oats, 10-minute barley, and precooked rice or rice-quinoa blends in microwavable pouches. SPICE THINGS UP with no extra calories and a lot of extra flavor and antioxidants. RETHINK YOUR SNACKS. Stick with mostly raw fruits and veggies, including individual packs of nuts, popcorn, and single-serving, non-fat yogurt. Once you get home from the store, PREP FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IMMEDIATELY. Pay attention to SERVING SIZES and calories per serving. 1 3 4 7 8 9 10 13 20 2 5 6 11 14 15 16 17 19 12 18 GROCERY SHOPPING 101: CARDIO EDITION

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Page 1: GROCERY SHOPPING 101: CARDIO - Nautilus, Inc. · 10-minute barley, and precooked rice or rice-quinoa blends in microwavable pouches. SPICE THINGS UP with no extra calories and a lot

TO MAKE YOUR GROCERY SHOPPING

EXPERIENCE A

SLIMMING SUCCESS!

2

0 TIPS

IF WEIGHT LOSS IS YOUR MAIN

FITNESS GOAL, FOLLOW THESE

Aim to only purchase food containing

5 INGREDIENTS OR LESS.

Stock up on LOWER-CALORIE

FLAVORFUL CONDIMENTS, including salsas,

vinegars, mustards, lemon and lime juices, marinara sauce, and

low-sodium soy sauce.

Always go to the store with a GROCERY LIST BASED ON

YOUR WEEKLY MEAL PLAN. DON’T GO GROCERY

SHOPPING HUNGRY OR

TIRED.

In addition to having fresh LEAN PROTEIN and

seafood on hand, canned tuna and salmon, canned

beans, and frozen chicken or fish are great options.

BE CAREFUL OF PACKAGING

that makes foods sound healthier than they are.

Look for energy bars and granola bars with at least

6G OF PROTEIN, 3G OF FIBER AND ARE 200 CALORIES OR LESS.KNOW THE

DIFFERENCE between sugar-free

and no-sugar added.

Stick with the WHOLE

FRUITS OR VEGETABLES.

YOUR CART, LIKE YOUR PLATE, SHOULD CONSIST OF:

about ½ vegetables and fruit, ¼ protein, and ¼ whole grains with

small amounts of healthy fats.

GLUTEN-FREE DOESN’T MEAN HEALTHIER OR

LOWER CALORIE.

Stock up on healthy, CONVENIENT

FROZEN VEGETABLES (without sauce),

FROZEN FRUIT AND SEAFOOD.

The bread aisle: Look for 100% WHOLE WHEAT

as the first ingredient.

Make the majorityof your foods a

SINGLE-INGREDIENT food. For example, eggs,

fruits and vegetables, meat, seafood, chicken, and nuts

are all one ingredient.

If you can’t buy all ORGANIC FOODS, splurge on produce,

including organic apples, lettuce, and berries, or meat and dairy, such as milk, chicken, and beef.

Add CONVENIENT COMPLEX CARBS to your cart, such as, plain 1-minute oats,

10-minute barley, and precooked rice or

rice-quinoa blends in microwavable

pouches.

SPICE THINGS UP with no extra calories

and a lot of extra flavor and antioxidants.

RETHINK YOUR SNACKS. Stick with mostly raw fruits

and veggies, including individual packs of nuts,

popcorn, and single-serving, non-fat yogurt.

Once you get home from the store, PREP FRESH FRUITS

AND VEGETABLES IMMEDIATELY.

Pay attention to SERVING SIZES and calories per

serving.

1 3

4

7 8

9 10

13

20

2

5

6

11

14 15

16

1719

12

18

GROCERY SHOPPING 101: CARDIO EDITION