Eating bananas and chocolate before exercise will make you fat

　　Many people like to eat chocolate to replenish energy during sports or outdoor activities. Some tennis players eat bananas during matches, which has also been followed by some sports-loving people. However, experts point out that ordinary people should not eat bananas during exercise, and chocolate should not be eaten either before or during exercise.

　　Dr. Cao Jianmin, director of the Sports Biochemistry Teaching and Research Office of Beijing Sport University, pointed out in an interview with reporters that Beijing is now conducting exercise There are more and more people, but many people don’t know that reasonable exercise should be linked to correct diet. The more reasonable the diet, the better the exercise effect; an inappropriate diet will affect the exercise effect. For example, you should eat less foods with high fat content before and during exercise.

　　Take chocolate as an example, where coffee Because it can be exciting nerve However, chocolate, especially chocolate with a smooth texture, is often high in fat and calories but contains little sugar. It is not easy for people to consume it during exercise, but it can easily lead to obesity. At this time, it is best to choose skim milk. Ordinary milk has a higher fat content.

　　Bananas are considered by many people as a sports food, but not everyone is suitable for supplementing bananas during exercise. Although bananas are easy to digest, have relatively high sugar and potassium content, and can produce a feeling of satiety when supplemented during long-term exercise, they can easily cause gastric bloating and cause discomfort during exercise. Therefore, if you feel uncomfortable after eating bananas and then exercising, it is best not to eat them.

　　In addition to chocolate and bananas, experts also recommend that the following foods should be avoided before and during exercise, such as ice cream, nuts, butter, margarine, donuts, barbecue, pizza, smoked sausages, burgers, fried foods, fatty meats, bacon, etc.