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Look at sugar, fibre and whole grains in Health Cereals
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Look at sugar, fibre and whole grains in Health Cereals. It’s well established that not all breakfast cereals are good for you, so how do you pick the healthy choices and skip the bad ones? These are the three criteria: sugar, fiber and whole grains.
It’s well established that not all breakfast cereals are good for you, so how do you pick the healthy choices and skip the bad ones? These are the three criteria: sugar, fiber and whole grains.
The trick is to figure out how much of these three elements you are likely to get in one serving portion. Portion size is important and you shouldn't be over-indulging there. Most boxes come with a suggesting serving size so stick to that or lesser.
Limit sugar: Less than 10 grams of sugar per serving is ideal for satisfying your sweet tooth without turning breakfast into dessert.
Embrace fiber: To feel fuller longer, look for at least 3 grams of fiber per serving. A diet high in fiber will help digestion, making sure your body relieves itself, on a regular basis.
Don't skip over the ingredients list: The first ingredient should be a type of whole grain - whether it's whole wheat, whole oats, or whole barley, whole grains can help promote heart health. Also look for ingredients you can recognise and pronounce, rather than processed ones.
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