Ramen noodles. Packed with salt, fat, and little else.
Sodas. Fill up on empty calories and sugar and you won't have any room
for more nutritious drinks. Low-fat milk, carbonated water, and juices are
a good substitute.
Pre-packaged commercial lunches. Sure, they'd be a quick fix for hunger
pangs, but preservatives, salt, and fat make this a bad choice.
Almost all prepared, frozen meals. They tend to have astronomical amounts
of salt and fat. Instead, pop a potato in the microwave, and top it with cheese
and steamed broccoli for a fast, healthy meal. If you can't avoid the occasional
frozen meal, look for organic brands, or those low in salt and fat.
Iceberg lettuce. If you're going to eat a salad, choose a green such as
romaine that's full of fiber, A, B, and C vitamins, folic acid, calcium, and
potassium. Iceberg lettuce has only trace amounts of these nutrients.