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Power foods on the Road: nutrition to keep you healthy when you travel

Or how not to puke while on Vacation. This post is part of the #AmWellMD campaign. Check below to enter to win some great prizes and find out more about healthy travel. All statements and opinions in this post are my own. UPDATE There is a second giveaway! See below for how to enter! POWER FOODS ON THE ROAD * This past summer we logged thousands of miles moving kids to college, attending weddings, visiting relatives and just general commuting. The word "diet" was not even allowed this summer. It was hard enough to keep up with the calendar of events let alone think about what to eat or not to eat. But when you have a family to think about (several people with several different food preferences and allergies) you have to think about power foods to keep you energized through every adventure. Here are 5 tips I learned from our summer on the road to keep yourself healthy 1. KEEP IT SIMPLE Planning ahead can really help you keep it simple. I have had a love a...

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