Whether it’s a day trip, a week away, or a months-long
vacation, traveling can stress our digestive systems due to changes in climate,
routine, and diet. . Sure, we all enjoy
stopping at those local greasy burger joints (onion rings! chili dogs!), but
our bodies may not be the biggest fans.
Here are a few tips on how to keep things healthy and avoid
digestive shock while traveling:
1. Bring
pre-packed healthy snacks
It’s fine to treat yourself to fries every now and then, but certainly not every day. One way to avoid unhealthy temptations is to snack prep before the trip. Packing snacks high in protein and fiber will ensure a happy and healthy stomach during your travels.
Snack options include:
Raw nuts
Granola
Baby carrots
Celery sticks
Apples
Pears
Raw nuts
Granola
Baby carrots
Celery sticks
Apples
Pears
Drink options include:
Bottled water
Unsweetened coconut water
Flavored sparkling water
Bottled green tea
Bottled water
Unsweetened coconut water
Flavored sparkling water
Bottled green tea
2. Keep
moving
Traveling can involve sitting for hours on end. These periods of inactivity can wreak havoc on
your digestive systems and cause poor blood circulation, leaving you feeling
tired and sluggish, To avoid this, try
to keep moving. If you’re driving, stop every hour or so to get out and walk around. If you’re on a
plane, head to the bathroom and do a few stretches. We know there’s not much
room, but do what you can! Trust us, this will leave you feeling relaxed and
rejuvenated and help you enjoy your travels.
Have a safe and healthy trip!
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