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What Should I have on Hand in Case of an Emergency 

Life is full of surprises. As we all know from last year's Hurricane Sandy, you just never know when you are going to be hit by a hurricane or a snowstorm. Being new to a coastal region, along with a state of emergency, how should I prepare? I have been asked this question many times and here is a list of healthy options you should always have in case you cannot get to a supermarket or you do not have power for a number of days.
One gallon of water per person per day
Peanut Butter- chock-full of healthful fats and protein
Nuts and trail mixes-vacuum packed for freshness
Whole-wheat crackers
Multigrain cereals
Shelf stable Organic Valley Milk
Granola bars and power bars
Canned tuna, salmon, chicken, or turkey
Canned Healthy choice soups
Dried Fruits and Veggies
Sports drinks- if water is scarce
Sugar, salt, and pepper-If you have access to a propane or charcoal stove, you may be just doing some cooking.
Multivitamins- great to always have on hand , especially if there are times when you cannot eat optimally

 

A woman weighing 130 pounds can burn approximately 102 calories by running up and down the stairs for 11 minutes!!! Great way to burn calories while stuck at home :)

* calories are based on activity level, age, gender and height and may vary from person to person.

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