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Have a Healthy Breakfast Healthy Lifestyles Program (Help) - Children’S Mercy Hamily Health Partners “You answered my questions in record time ... all with a smile in your voice. Thank you! I appreciate it!” CMFHP Member, 2008 Have a Healthy Breakfast Healthy Lifestyles Program (HeLP) - Children’s Mercy Hamily Health Partners QUICK TIPS People who eat breakfast are more likely to… Breakfast foods • Not overeat later in the day. on the go: • Have more energy. • Maintain a healthy weight. Lean ham, low-fat • Work faster, make fewer mistakes, be more creative, and cheese, or peanut butter even score higher on tests. on whole wheat toast • Meet their daily protein requirements and have higher Hard cooked egg with nutrient intakes. fruit What should you eat for breakfast? String cheese with whole wheat pita Choosing foods from Wheneach category You willAre help First you getDiagnosed the bread, reduced fat nutrients you need to jumpstart your day and make your feel Triscuits™, reduced fat Wheatables™, or All satisfied. It will also help you maintain a healthy weight. Bran™ Crackers Corn or whole wheat tortilla with melted low- BREADS/CEREALS fat cheese • 100% whole wheat bread Breakfast shake: blend • Whole grain cereal 1% or skim milk or lite or • Whole wheat or corn tortilla non-fat yogurt with fresh • Whole wheat English muffin or frozen fruit • Whole wheat pita bread Pizza (whole wheat • Whole wheat crackers English Muffin with low- • Oatmeal, Oat Bran or fat cheese and spaghetti low sugar instant oatmeal sauce Nonfat yogurt topped with fresh or frozen berries PROTEIN FRUITS/VEGETABLES Granola bar with peanut • Peanut butter • Bananas • Melon butter and a cup of milk • Eggs • Pears • Onion • Beans • Zucchini • Berries • Lean Ham or Turkey • Apples • Peaches • Canadian bacon • Cherries • Mushrooms • Low fat cheese/string • Tomato • Plums cheese • Pineapple • Grapes • Low fat cottage cheese • Oranges • Spinach • Skim milk or yogurt • Peppers • Kiwi Notes: “You answered my questions in record time ... all with a smile in your voice. Thank you! I appreciate it!” CMFHP Member, 2008 Have a Healthy Breakfast Healthy Lifestyles Program (HeLP) - Children’s Mercy Hamily Health Partners Hunger Control Choose higher fiber breads and cereals - Fiber will make you feel full longer. On the food label, look for: • Cereal: 3 or more grams of fiber per serving • Bread: at least 2 grams of fiber per slice • Crackers: at least 3 or more grams When You Are First Diagnosed of fiber per serving • Granola Bars: 3 or more grams of fiber and less than 12 grams of sugar per serving Healthy Breakfast cereals and bars The following cereals and bars contain at least 3 grams of fiber and less than 12 grams of sugar. Cheerios & Multi-Grain Cheerios™ All Bran™ Mini-Wheats™ (Shredded or Kashi™ Hot Cereals - Oatmeal, Oat Flavored) Bran, or Wheat Chex, Life™ Instant Oatmeal Products Multi-Bran Chex™ Curves™ Chewy Granola Bar Smart Start Cereals™ Fiber One Chewy Granola Bars™ Check the serving size Crunchy Corn Bran™ Quaker™ Low Sugar Granola Bars Try and choose foods that have: Quaker Oatmeal Squares™ (any All Bran™ (Brown Sugar Cinnamon • 3 or more grams of fiber per serving flavor) or Honey Oat) • no more than 7 grams of fat per serving Grape Nuts™ & Grape Nut Flakes™ Kashi™ (Peanut Butter, Honey • no more than 12 grams of sugar per Raisin Bran*™ Almond Flax, or Trailmix). serving Quaker Oat Bran™ Kix What will you eat for breakfast tomorrow? Customer Service: 1-800-347-9363 MO; 1-877-347-9363 KS Nurse Advice Line: 1-800-347-9369 24 hours a day This information is educational in nature and can be used as guide. However, it is not intended to replace a doctor’s medical direction. If you have questions or concerns, talk to your doctor or healthcare provider. Children’s Mercy Hospitals and Clinics, Departments of Health Management & Nutrition Services, Healthy Lifestyle Team revised 02/2010 approved MO 04/13/2010 KS 03/30/2010.
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