West Virginia University
17 Jul

There are several options for making healthy choices when eating out. One is to check the Internet to see if the restaurant has a menu posted online. This allows you to pick out healthier options ahead of time, and limits the likelihood that you’ll make impulse decisions that might not be so good for you once you get there. Another strategy is to ask for a to-go box when your meal is first brought to the table and immediately setting half your entrée aside. This may seem a bit awkward if you are with friends or family, but it is a common request. Most restaurant portions are enough for more than one meal, and this will allow you to eat less at one serving and have some left over for the next day. Thus, you can save calories and money while still going out for dinner!

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The WVU Student Recreation Center’s popular Ask the Expert service has added a new dimension to its question-and-answer approach to helping members get more healthy?a blog.

Through Ask the Expert, individuals can e-mail a question to, and receive a reply from, University experts with knowledge of exercise programs, eating habits, managing stress and overall general health. Online forms are available for members to e-mail a question on the Rec?s Ask the Expert Web page.

Members will now be able to see some of these answers online.

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