Tupperware Life

Living a healthy lifestyle takes a little planning, time and preparation.  In the super fast paced world we live in everything is thing “go go go” and planning takes a back seat. Some simple tips that can help you continue to ready healthy on the go!
•Make extra
When you do have time to cook dinner, cook enough for 2 extra meals.  It’s just as easy to make a piece of grilled chicken as it is to make 4.
•Staples
Have things you like in the house as ready go-to’s. For me I like string cheese,  clementines, bananas, grapes, edamame, fresh spinach and hard boiled eggs.
•Pack early
If you pack a lunch or dinner the night before you can just grab and go. Way easier than frantically putting things together lat minute.
•Single servings
When you store your left overs store them in meals. Don’t put all the chicken breats together, but rather the chicken,  edamame and rice. Again making it easier on yourself in the long run.

So I bring my lunch and sometimes dinner to work with all my Tupperware.  But if your health is important to you,  you find ways to make it work.  Plus, you can save a ton of money but not eating out! 👏👏👐👍👌

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Cryotherapy – CryoUSA

Woke up feeling great after doing @cryousa last night. My legs were heavy and body just sore but only 2 minutes in here and definitely was better than any ice bath and faster!

Cryotherapy constricts blood vessels and heightens your metabolic rate, the rate of energy your body expends in a given period. The benefits include reduced swelling and increased tissue breakdown.

After a cryotherapy session,  underlying tissues warm up, causing a return of faster blood flow, which helps return fresh cells for efficient recycling of the body resulting in suppressed inflammation and flushed out muscles.

There are @cryousa facilities at the Michael Johnson Performance Center and in Dallas.  Take advantage of an open house! For locations near you check out http://www.cryousa.com/location_all.html or follow on Twitter and IG @CryoUSA

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