- Salmon: High levels of vitamin D can help increase muscular strength. The omega-3 fatty acids also are great for your heart.
 - Cherry Juice: Prevent inflammation by using this as your recovery beverage. This antioxidant-rich choice is great to drink alone or add to smoothies. Too expensive? Try berry or grape juice instead. Just make sure it says 100% on the label.
 - Sweet Potatoes: Plenty of vitamin A and C make this a good root vegetable. It will fill you up with fiber while giving you the much needed carbs you crave. Known to help stabilize blood sugar levels.
 - Greek Yogurt: Get your calcium fix along with important protein to repair muscles. Eat alone, mix it up in a party dip or use it as a topping on your burger. Versatile and yummy!
 
Friday, September 23, 2011
Recovery Foods
Want to bounce back from your workouts quicker?  Take a look at your nutrition and chances are small changes can make a world of difference.  Here are some food choices to help you recover and look great in no time:
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looks really good, thanks for sharing! :)
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