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Saturday, February 21, 2015
Workout and weight loss on wheels- cold cuts in the cold
This popular lunch food may not continue its popularity. Out of 9 kinds, turkey and roast beef were found to be the most healthy. Another negative is that some experts say that eating carbohydrates (bread) and protein (meat) together digestion is harder. Two other examples, grilled chicken breasts or whole roasted turkey, are even better. They have zero artificial preservatives or additives. However these are not readily available in the deli counter. In general, cold cuts are filled with nitrates and additives this can raise the risk of diabetes.free and without certain preservatives, or they say they are made without nitrates. Sounds appealing, but don’t ask the deli guy to slice some up just yet. A few other tips include other healthy items in your sandwich such as lettuce, tomato, avocado; use plant based - spreads (hummus); and don't include cheese or white bread.
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