Wellness Food Sponsored: Health Buzz Bloggers Dish on Oats Find out how these bloggers get more energy throughout the day By Health.com Editorial Team Health.com Editorial Team The editors at Health are a dedicated team of experienced health editors, writers, and other media professionals who strive to bring trustworthy and responsible health and medical content to their readers. As a team, we have decades of experience in health journalism and have worked at legacy publishers and some of the biggest news and media companies in the U.S. health's editorial guidelines Published on August 27, 2014 Share Tweet Pin Email We asked 10 bloggers to share their tips and tricks for feeling energized throughout their day and how they get more energy and other benefits from oats. 01 of 10 Angela Bekkala Blogger Site Name: Happy Fit MamaBlogger Site URL: HappyFitMama.comFind the Energy Benefits of Oats in CheeriosMy family goes nonstop. We need all the energy we can get. It starts first thing in the morning with the oats in Cheerios and powers us through all our fresh air adventures. Read more at HappyFitMama.com 02 of 10 Carlyn Schrouder Blogger Site Name: Just Keep SweatingBlogger Site URL: JustKeepSweating.comOats+Cheerios = Sustainable Energy For The Gym!Cheerios have been a staple in my household for as long as I can remember. As a child I ate Honey Nut Cheerios for breakfast almost every day. When I started my weight loss journey 5 years ago I would have Chocolate Cheerios as my nighttime snack in yogurt and now I am eating the Cheerios Protein to keep me going! Read more at JustKeepSweating.com 03 of 10 Heather Delaney Reese Blogger Site Name: It's a Lovely Life!Blogger Site URL: ItsaLovelyLife.comKeeping Our Energy Levels Up With The Oats in CheeriosEnergy is a big deal in our home. We are constantly on the go and we need sustainable energy that has a good flavor. Crunch is always an added benefit too. We care about our health so we make sure we are always getting fresh fruits and veggies, but for energy we know we need something more. This is where Cheerios plays an important part in our day. Cheerios have always been a part of my life. My own father had a bowl (or two) every morning for breakfast when I was growing up... Read more at ItsaLovelyLife.com 04 of 10 Jessica Sanderson Getty Images Blogger Site Name: Modern Day MomsBlogger Site URL: ModernDayMoms.comUsing Oats to Fuel Your EnergyCheerios have come in handy for us many times, and been a part of our lives ever since my daughter could eat real food. Whether eaten plain, or in a recipe, Cheerios have been giving us energy and nourishment for years now. Read more at ModernDayMoms.com 05 of 10 Serena Norr Getty Images Blogger Site Name: MomtrendsBlogger Site URL: Momtrends.comStaying Energized with CheeriosAs a mom of two (almost three), my days are long and busy. I wouldn't trade it for anything, but I also know that I need to be energized and alert for work and my kids. This starts with an early day where the kids and I get ready with our sometimes frantic morning routine. This starts where we all sit down for our morning breakfast. I never used to be much of a breakfast eater before kids but now it is a priority! I need the proper fuel to be energized throughout the day. Read more at Momtrends.com 06 of 10 Susan Stephenson Blogger Site Name: well to do, youBlogger Site URL: welltodoyou.comFind the Energy Benefits of Oats in CheeriosIf there's one thing my kids can agree on, it's their love for Cheerios: the perfect box, the perfect snack, the perfect ingredient. I am so grateful for Cheerios' heart-healthy wholesome goodness. The oats in Cheerios offer long-lasting energy—to keep both me and my kids' energy sustainable... ALL. DAY. LONG. Read more at welltodoyou.com 07 of 10 Emily Lyon Blogger Site Name: Clever HousewifeBlogger Site URL: CleverHousewife.comCheerios From London: Energy to Tour the "Inns" and "Oats" of England's Crown JewelsCheerios are my secret energy mix weapon because they embrace the power of oats to give me long-lasting energy for whatever the day brings. This means I can enjoy every minute of walking around London, without getting that drained, worn out feeling that would be sure to put a damper on the day. Read more at CleverHousewife.com 08 of 10 Jennifer Worden Blogger Site Name: Jenns Blah Blah BlogBlogger Site URL: JennsBlahBlahBlog.com6 Tips to Get More EnergyAs a mother to four, a wife, and a work-from-home mom, my days are a little crazy, and more often than not I wish I had just a bit of my kids' energy. Really, they have too much energy, and mom needs more energy. If I could just have a little of it, they wouldn't be so crazy, and I could get everything done, and probably wash the neighbor's car. Over the years, I have learned it's about how I start my day. If I start it right, my day seems to just flow, and I feel good. Then there are those days, when you miss breakfast, cannot wake up, and just feel BLAH! Read more at JennsBlahBlahBlog.com 09 of 10 Kristin Swenson Blogger Site Name: The Shopping MamaBlogger Site URL: TheShoppingMama.com6 Get the Energy You Need with the Oats in Cheerios #PoweredByOatsNow that it's officially back-to-school time, my need for extra energy has increased by 10-fold. As a full time, work-from-home mom with a kindergartener and two-year-old to run after, my energy cup needs to seriously runneth over right now. Who's with me? That is why it is SO important that I eat breakfast every morning. In the past, I've been guilty of breezing through my morning without a so much as a passing thought to breakfast, but I've found that I'm much more prepared to face my day when I've started it with a nutritious bowl of Cheerios. Read more at TheShoppingMama.com 10 of 10 Dawn Lopez Blogger Site Name: Homemaking HacksBlogger Site URL: HomemakingHacks.com10 Ways To Keep the Energy of Oats in Cheerios Going Even After the Box is EmptyGet these 10 ideas to keep up your energy with Cheerios even after the box is empty. From tasty snack ideas to upcycling. Find out how to make easy drink coasters using cutouts from your empty cereal boxes. Read more at HomemakingHacks.com Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit