Sentences with phrase «eating oatmeal»

Just like human athletes (or humans who have been battling a stomach flu for days), rabbits who are in desperate need of calories may benefit from eating oatmeal.

If you are a self - declared health nut, and you are not eating smoothies, cold cereal, or avocado toast for breakfast, you are probably eating oatmeal.

My buddies love teasing me about my frugal lifestyle, but they always admitt they're a little jealous — even if I'm still eating oatmeal for 25 % of my meals!

Wonderful idea to make your own oatmeal — I've been eating oatmeal with peanut butter and berries every single day for as long as I can remember.

I'm eating oatmeal and sipping on tea for breakfast... wishing I had some of your fabulous pumpkin french toast!

Alsooo - I couldn't stop eating those oatmeal cookies, so thank you for the amazing suggestion!

Eating oatmeal for breakfast (or snack time) has never been more colorful, and what kid doesn't love color?!

Eating oatmeal for breakfast the next morning will «clean up» the red meat's oxidized iron, which is one of the culprits that researchers think may be behind the red meat - colon cancer link.

But I am confused and now curious about something... as you claim that if you go for a walk after eating the oatmeal then the blood sugar issue is no longer an issue, as this obviously keeps your blood reading at a safe level, of no harm, but you instead you add nuts and seeds in place of the oatmeal, and this, I am to assume, allows you not to have to go for the walk.

I also suffer indigestion when eating oatmeal which blows my mind since it's so bland.

«Eating oatmeal on a daily basis can reduce your blood pressure several points,» he said.

After eating an oatmeal breakfast with one cooked, chopped beet in it, I had one of my best performances of my life: 1:11:17 for the 1/2 marathon which is a 5:25 pace / mile.

Why would you deprive you're children of eating oatmeal?

In addition of eating oatmeal with fruits everyday for breakfast, I make the below very simple and nutritional recipe that I make every week and eat all the time with oatmeal & lentils.

I've since stopped eating oatmeal (and all grains or carb - heavy food)-- yummy but the blood glucose spike is ridiculous.

I've never read it but I have definitely felt that sugar rush and crash when eating oatmeal (even the «healthy» steel cut no added ingredients variety).

I also have great memories of eating oatmeal at my grandmother's house.

Eating oatmeal also boosts your intake of essential nutrients that benefit your health.

One of the primary benefits of eating oatmeal is increased fiber intake.

At breakfast try eating oatmeal, preferably steel - cut oats, or perhaps quinoa, rather than your normal breakfast cereal

For breakfast this week, I'll be eating oatmeal, eggs, and Chocolate Chip Banana Muffins.

I am currently eating my oatmeal -LCB- overnight oats -RCB- and love it because its blueberries and raspberries but sometimes I add bananas so I know how yummy this tastes.

Eating oatmeal for breakfast is a great way to start your day and will give you a burst of energy and protein.

There are lot's of health benefits of eating oatmeal, but since regular instant oatmeal is full of simple sugars, heavy on the carbs, and contains little (if any) protein, they do little to aid in our weight loss efforts.

I love eating oatmeal for breakfast and using it in donuts is a great idea!

I love eating oatmeal raw like in my Chocolate Almond Oatmeal recipe.

I ended up with a pretty severe form of IBS and was told it was because I wasn't getting enough «soluble fiber» in my diet and that I should start eating oatmeal every morning.

Beta Glucan - We have all heard of the healthy properties of eating oatmeal, but the simple fact is that eating hearty home - cooked oat bran cereal each and every morning 365 days a year just is not possible.

Can't you get the whole grain benefits without the risks by eating oatmeal instead, or barley, or quinoa?

I only began to see relief when I stopped eating oatmeal, millet, etc..

And, people are eating oatmeal for breakfast, which is spiking their blood sugar, driving up Insulin levels...

Eating oatmeal breakfasts and having whole fruits as snacks can get you closer to this goal.

I use a little in my oatmeal in the morning, and it actually makes me look forward to eating oatmeal!

I don't recommend eating oatmeal, unless you are a fan of insulin.

When I got sick of eating oatmeal, I'd bring a different kind of fruit or a container of yogurt and mix in the same ingredients.

Some suggestions might be taking Fenugreek 3 times a day, drinking TONS of water, eating oatmeal for breakfast, having a dark beer, etc..

*** UPDATE *** After taking the fenugreek pills, eating oatmeal and pumping more my milk supply came back a little, but not much.

I'm now down to 17 - 18 oz a day after 5 - 6 pumps — eating oatmeal, drinking Mothers Milk tea, hydrating — and nothing seems to be helping.

In the meantime, I would try eating oatmeal and see if you can get a boost that way.

I've tried eating oatmeal and drinking Guinness for this before, and personally, I don't care for either.

I've been drinking Mother's Milk tea, eating oatmeal, and lots of almonds.

At this point I bought a Medela pump, started fenugreek, mothers milk tea, eating oatmeal, drinking Gatorade, hand compressions, power pumping, hot showers, trying not to stress, nursing around the clock, etc..

However, some moms report increased milk supply from eating oatmeal, Kelly Mom reported, and oatmeal, of course, is a perfectly safe.

After 5 years of making fun of my husband for making and eating oatmeal EVERY day on the week, I have been enlightened!

Nonchalantly mention that eating her oatmeal will help her run and jump better this morning.

I'd also try some of the easier things to increase your supply — eating some oatmeal every day, drinking a Guinness every once in awhile in the evening, drinking Mothers Milk tea, or taking fenugreek capsules.

Oatmeal and Milk Supply - Eating oatmeal for breakfast could get you an extra ounce or two of pumped milk.

I have tried eating oatmeal and papaya to increase my milk supply but it doesn't seem to help me.

My son is almost 10 weeks old and after 6 weeks of attempting to pump, taking supplements, latching him on constantly, eating oatmeal, etc..

If you don't enjoy eating oatmeal, you can try oats as overnight oats or in oatmeal cookies (I've seen tons of moms run lactation cookie businesses, you can find one or just make your own).