"Mini" meals are often consumed hastily.
Work stress and busy schedules frequently lead office workers to eat just a few bites at each meal, which is insufficient to meet the body's metabolic needs. To maintain energy levels, it's better to eat small portions every two hours—such as a cup of skim milk, a bowl of healthy cereal, a few slices of whole grain bread, or a couple of cookies.
**Best Chinese and Western Breakfast Options**
If you want to sleep in a bit in the morning without spending too much time on breakfast, consider these two options:
1. A Western-style breakfast: Milk, whole grain bread, and fresh fruit.
2. A traditional Chinese breakfast: Soy milk, boiled eggs, and steamed bread. Both provide balanced nutrition and are easy to prepare.
**Avoid Seafood During Business Meals**
Seafood tends to have a high risk of parasites and bacteria. Many restaurants prioritize flavor over thorough cooking, which can increase the chances of foodborne illness. Eating undercooked seafood can expose you to harmful pathogens before you even realize it.
**Be Aware of Nighttime Eating Syndrome**
Eating late at night and consuming meals high in fats and carbohydrates while lacking essential vitamins and minerals can be very harmful. This habit not only increases the risk of weight gain but also leads to insomnia and may contribute to nervous exhaustion.
**Eat Fruits with Caution**
High work pressure can make you more prone to peptic ulcers, so avoid acidic fruits like lemons, bayberries, plums, and hawthorns. Fresh pineapple can cause allergic reactions or headaches, so it’s best to soak it in salt water for 30 minutes before eating. Fruits high in sugar, such as sugarcane, fresh goji berries, and oranges, should be eaten in moderation, especially when fasting, as they can irritate the stomach lining and worsen discomfort. Bananas are soft and tasty, but they are cooling in nature, and eating too many can lead to diarrhea.
**Choose Your Drinks Wisely**
Drinking 20–30 ml of red wine daily has been shown to reduce the risk of heart disease by up to 75%. However, excessive beer consumption can speed up heart muscle aging and raise blood lead levels. Moderation is key when it comes to alcohol intake.
**What Computer Users Should Eat**
Vitamin A helps protect vision, so eating carrots three times a week can help maintain healthy levels. Office workers who spend little time in the sun may lack vitamin D, which is essential for bone health. Include foods like fatty fish, liver, and egg yolks in your diet to boost your vitamin D intake and reduce the risk of osteoporosis.
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