Re: General Trading Chat
Just want to add. Avoid foods with preservatives. Most items inside the pack from shop unfortunately have preservatives.
Biscuits, cold drinks, chips, farsan, toasts, chocos all easy items generally have maida/ butter(many use dalda as its cheaper). not easy on the stomach.
Have no time its better to eat fresh fruits/ dry fruits dates instead of above items
Just want to add. Avoid foods with preservatives. Most items inside the pack from shop unfortunately have preservatives.
Biscuits, cold drinks, chips, farsan, toasts, chocos all easy items generally have maida/ butter(many use dalda as its cheaper). not easy on the stomach.
Have no time its better to eat fresh fruits/ dry fruits dates instead of above items
I see that many young traders eat their lunch after the market closes ie at 3:30,This is bad as there is a large gap between the food intake.One must have heavy breakfast in the morning before market opens,then a light lunch at 12:30 to 1:00 sitting at the terminal,In between at 11:00 have a fruit,then tea and buiscuits at 3:30,some light snacks at 5:30 and light dinner with milk in the night.Our health depends a lot on what we eat.There should not be a gap of over 4 hours in between the two food times.Eat lots of fresh fruits and green vegetables,salads,fruit juices.Avoid fried food like samosas,junk food,bread....simple chapati/ paratha with Sabzi is a great breakfast along with idlies,omelettes with yellow portion removed.We must balance between proteins and carbohydrates,avoid sweets....occasional indulgence is ok.
Eat breakfast like a king and dinner like a beggar.
Smart_trade
Eat breakfast like a king and dinner like a beggar.
Smart_trade