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*Frozen Fruit Goodies*
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*Food Advertising Activity*
An activity in which students monitor TV food ads for one hour and record the amount of time spent on each food group.
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*Drink Before Feeling Thirsty*
Athletes who wait until they are thirsty before drinking will already have lost between two and four pints of fluid.
*Don't Eat Raw Eggs*
Raw eggs contain a vitamin that prevents the absorption of biotin, a vitamin used in lactic acid breakdown, as well as fat and carbohydrate metabolism.
*Low Carbohydrate Diets & Athletes*
Low carbohydrate diets may be effective for weight-loss, but they aren?t effective for athletes who engage in intense exercisise, and in particular, endurance athletes.
*Chocolate Milk Versus Pop*
Chocolate milk can be as effective a recovery drink as many commercial energy drinks.
*Chocolate Milk - Recovery Drink*
Chocolate milk can be as effective a recovery drink as many commercial energy drinks.
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*Carbonated Drinks After Exercise*
Carbonated water reduces the amount of fluid an athlete can drink after exercise.
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*Carbonated Coolers - How to Make*
Carbonated water mixed with fruit juice is a healthy, thirst-quenching alternative for those who drink too much soda pop.
*Calories - How to Increase Intake*
Between-meal snacks that will increase your athletes? calorie intake by 500, 1000, or 1500 calories.
*Calcium Intake - How to Increase*
Add non-fat powdered milk to skim milk and to coffee to increase calcium intake.
*Caffeine & Soft Drink Addiction*
A study has found that caffeine in soft drinks makes them addictive but does not improve their taste.
*Caffeine in Soft Drinks & Taste*
A study has found that addictive caffeine in soft drinks does not improve taste preference.
*Breakfast - Before Workouts?*
Skipping a pre-workout breakfast may actually reduce the calorie-burning effects of the workout.
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