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		By: Ricki McKenna, CN		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Good tips. As a Certified Nutritonist and coach, I agree with all the tips! A couple I&#039;d add are; on a plane, if you can, pack some good protein powder in your suitcase and if it&#039;s possible in your carry-on. Also I always bring good nuts ( good fat source for energy) and some dried fruit (mostly nuts) in my carry-on to ease the &quot;pretzel packs&quot; nibbling (if they are still serving those) on a long flight or in a car trip. Either unsalted or mostly unsalted as they won&#039;t stimulate your thirst...and of course lots of filtered water if you can. Today, most of the servers use bottled water so that&#039;s a good thing. Ask for at least 2 glasses and if you have a thermos-type or shaker bottle fill it on the plane and sip often. Add the protein powder or a healthful energy powder and shake and enjoy along in the water.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Good tips. As a Certified Nutritonist and coach, I agree with all the tips! A couple I&#8217;d add are; on a plane, if you can, pack some good protein powder in your suitcase and if it&#8217;s possible in your carry-on. Also I always bring good nuts ( good fat source for energy) and some dried fruit (mostly nuts) in my carry-on to ease the &#8220;pretzel packs&#8221; nibbling (if they are still serving those) on a long flight or in a car trip. Either unsalted or mostly unsalted as they won&#8217;t stimulate your thirst&#8230;and of course lots of filtered water if you can. Today, most of the servers use bottled water so that&#8217;s a good thing. Ask for at least 2 glasses and if you have a thermos-type or shaker bottle fill it on the plane and sip often. Add the protein powder or a healthful energy powder and shake and enjoy along in the water.</p>
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