When we watched the film, Fed Up, I was shocked that schools allow fast food to be served! School kitchens contain deep fryers, microwaves, and displays for candy and junk food, how can children stay healthy or learn?According to Dr. Mark Hyman, “Schools have become hazardous health zones full of empty calories, junk food, and stripped-down physical education programs that are cultivating a nation of fatter, dumber, and more aggressive kids.” While that may be harsh, I think we can all agree there is some truth to it.
So what can you do as parents to raise smarter, fitter, and happier children? Here are two suggestions for improving the quality of nutrition your children are receiving.
- Take Back Your Homes by eating at home together as a family and feeding your children a protein-rich whole food breakfast.
- Pack your child’s lunch.
- Don’t get caught up in the fact that lunches for you or your kids have to be fancy. Often times the simpler the better…ensure there is protein, vegetables, healthy fat, and fruit or a starchy carbohydrate.
Below are some suggestions of whole food and more optimal processed foods to pack.
Hard-boiled eggs
Banana or plantain chips
Fruit: grapes, strawberries, clementine, etc.
Raw or cooked veggies: carrots, celery, etc.
Apple sprinkled w/cinnamon
Ham or turkey roll-up
Soups, Chili
Homemade trail mix
1st Phorm Level 1 Protein Bar
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Easy Breakfast Idea!

Let’s say you need something that you can just grab and go. That’s where this recipe comes in. Obviously, you can sit down and eat it, but if your morning is chaotic, this is a delicious option to have ready in the fridge.
INGREDIENTS (MAKES 1 SERVING):
1/2 cup milk
1 scoop Ice Cream Sandwich Level-1
1/2 cup uncooked quick oats
1/3 cup mixed berries
Glass jar
DIRECTIONS:
1. Pour milk of choice into glass jar
2. Add Ice Cream Sandwich Level-1.
3. Mix in uncooked oats
4. Top with mixed berries and serve
MACROS (PER SERVING):
Calories: 376
Protein: 34g
Carbs: 45g
Fats: 8g
WAYS TO SPICE IT UP:
Throw any of the following on top!
• 1 tbsp peanut butter
• Handful of unsweetened chocolate chips
• Whipped Cream (because we love ourselves)
• Sprinkle Coconut Flakes