Is this healthy?

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  • mfoy94
    mfoy94 Posts: 228 Member
    It seems like a lot of the people responding have never been in school, or have been out for a very long time. :) College schedules are wacky and it's a challenge to eat at normal times. I would usually opt for a bagel with cream cheese in the morning because it was calorie-dense and would keep me full until the evening when I finally had a break from classes (I didn't like eating in class because I feel like it's rude and distracting to the other students). Nowdays I feel like I need to consume food constantly and can't imagine how I went for 12 hours stretches without a bite to eat, but if it works for you then stick with what you're doing!

    you literally make your own schedule in college as far as classes go. After that eating can easily be a priority...
  • Sweet_Pea0107
    Sweet_Pea0107 Posts: 90
    EVERYONE: the op is uneraged (17yrs old). I don't think it is responsible to be giving kids diet advice. My advice: sparkteen.com
  • erinsueburns
    erinsueburns Posts: 865 Member
    Since you know what you should be doing, I am going to offer more prosaic advice, look at these:

    http://www.laptoplunches.com/

    for a relatively hassle free way to carry your lunch without ending up with a crushed mess. Even if you don't end up eating at your lunch time, make THAT the option instead of the 3 pm stop at Wendy's. Personally, I was never one to eat that early in the day, and I am still not.

    And you need to get your parents involved to plan out healthy well portioned and balanced dinners, there are all kinds of ways to "sneak" veggies into cooked meals.

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