Low energy seems to be a side effect of modern life, but do you know how important good nutrition is in helping manage your energy levels? Very!

Fatigue – that feeling of just not having enough energy – is often a symptom of poor diet, carrying excess weight, low activity levels and poor sleep quality. Whereas good nutrition and subsequent weight loss can help to increase and then maintain, healthy energy levels – meaning you can start living life again!

We probably all know what a poor diet looks like: high in energy (calories), high in sugar, high in fats, and with low intakes of fruit and vegetables. With many Australians living on a diet like this, it is no wonder fatigue is such a common complaint from customers starting their journey with us.

All meals and programs at Be Fit Food are made from high-quality, fresh ingredients including lean cuts of meat, seasonal vegetables, legumes, nuts and seeds. We use wholegrains with a low glycemic index which help to stabilize energy levels such as quinoa and brown rice. And our meals contain all the vitamins and minerals you need for a healthy balanced diet too!

Alongside great quality food designed to help you lose weight (and gain energy!), Be Fit Food provides tools and education to help you manage your weight, long-term. We want you to eat yourself better, and then stay that way for life.

Not sure where to start? Chat to one of our Dietitians who can personalize a program and make it work for you. Dietitian consultations are free, over-the-phone, appointments that can be booked online and you can book these at any stage in your journey.

Before starting a new way of eating, we encourage you to seek medical advice and undertake a medical check-up, particularly if you have a medical condition and/or are taking medications.
 

SPEAK TO A DIETITIAN

Our Dietitians are here to support you on your health journey, whether you want to lose 2kg or 20kg! Consultations are done over the phone and take around 15 minutes. So pop on the kettle, and book a chat with one of our team, to start planning how you can eat yourself better.

References
1. Grima M, Dixon J. Obesity Recommendations for management in general practice and beyond. Aust Fam Physician. 2013;42:532-41.
2. https://www.who.int/topics/diet/en/