Sue Bee Honey and Sport Nutrition
Looking for an alternative to sport drinks?
Honey taken before and during exercise can help maintain blood glucose levels and prevent premature fatigue.
During Exercise
Research has shown that using honey as carbohydrate source while exercising significantly improves performance during endurance cycling trials.
Post Exercise
After exercise, carbohydrates are necessary to replenish muscles and liver glycogen and prepare the athlete for the next training bout. *Insert photo of Sue Bee Honey and SB_sport nutrition
Try a squeeze of SUE BEE Honey in your bottle of water as an easy substitute for expensive sports drinks. Combined honey with other healthy foods can add to your total nutrition and gives you an energy boost. One of the most important things to remember when you’re on the go is to stay hydrated. The benefits of carbohydrate consumption prior to, during and following endurance exercise are well documented.
Pre-ExerciseHoney taken before and during exercise can help maintain blood glucose levels and prevent premature fatigue.
During Exercise
Research has shown that using honey as carbohydrate source while exercising significantly improves performance during endurance cycling trials.
Post Exercise
After exercise, carbohydrates are necessary to replenish muscles and liver glycogen and prepare the athlete for the next training bout. *Insert photo of Sue Bee Honey and SB_sport nutrition
Freshen Up Your Produce
ARM & HAMMER Baking Soda can help to remove dirt residue and wax from produce. Use the ARM & HAMMER Baking soda shaker to sprinkle over wet produce, then scrub and rinse. When mixed with water, Baking Soda will remove dirt, wax and residue from the skin of fruits (like apples, peaches, nectarines, pears, and plums) and vegetables (like potatoes, zucchini, squash, carrots, peppers, and cucumbers).
ARM & HAMMER Baking Soda is pure and food-safe, and it doesn’t get absorbed into the produce… so it’s a “natural” for this job!
Frappés
Frappés were invented in Greece when a thirsty vendor, lacking hot water, prepared his instant coffee in a shaker with milk. The result was a surprisingly foamy and satisfying beverage: the café frappé was born. Still widely popular as a coffee drink, recipes with fruit juices, spices, tea and herbs, blend with just as well for delicious frappe alternatives. Start shaking and give these a try!
Citrus-Mint Frappé (Caffeine Free) 1, 16 oz. serving
- 1 Numi Moroccan Mint tea bag
- ¾ cup freshly-boiled water
- ¾ cup orange juice
- 16 oz. ice
- ½ cup regular organic yogurt
- 1 pump agave syrup
- Steep tea in water for 10 minutes
- Chill tea
- Blend ingredients and serve
Credit: Diana Agtane and Ahmed Rahim
Source: www.numitea.com
Source: www.numitea.com
