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They are the part of also eating less fat, cholesterol. More whole grain, fruits and vegetables. But I still need to eat low sugar. But I do love fruit. Is it ok to eat lots?
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I made this for her to try to reach her perfect weight
I also do 1 hour of exercise with her a day.
Breakfast-
5-8 am
Chocolate Carnation Protein Shake
Activia Yogurt with ¼ cup Cheerios
Snack-
10-11 am
½ an apple with 1 tablespoon of Jiff Peanut butter
Or any other fruit or veggies
1 glass of water
Lunch-
12:30- 2:30 pm
Medium salad
¼ cup carrots chopped
¼ cup broccoli
½ cup any other lean meats or fish
2 tablespoons of fat free/ low fat dressing
½ cup grapes
1 diet coke or 1 glass of water
Snack-
4:00 pm
Low Sugar and Fat Granola Bar
Dinner-
6-7:30 pm
Any fish or lean meats
Side salad with only 2 tablespoons of fat free/ low fat dressing
1 slice of whole grain fiber bread
One glass of water or milk
Dessert-
8-9 pm
Any 100 calorie packs
Or
-yogurt
-fruit cup
-one scoop of low fat ice cream
- any low fat treat I have made!
All snacks are optional but main courses (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) are NOT!
I’m tired of seeing people with diet plans that are unreasonable and very low amounts of (mostly unhealthy) foods. I have worked all morning trying to put this together and if there is anything wrong with it I would love to know so I can look into it.
These are foods that would be eaten throughout the day in no particular order:
1 pkg oatmeal (flavored until I can find a good way to make from plain that tastes good)
1/4 cup Fiber One cereal (dry)
low-fat yogurt (6 oz container)
1/3 cup sunflower seeds (high in good fats / low in saturated fats)
1/2 tomato (raw)
1 cup celery (raw)
1 cup broccoli (raw)
3-4 baby carrots (raw)
1 cup cucumber slices (raw with peels)
1/2 green bell pepper (raw)
2 egg whites (hard boiled eggs / remove yolks)
1 cup of milk (non-fat)
1/2 cup low fat sour cream (used to make dip for veggies)
1 tbsp peanut butter (usually put on celery)
1 children’s chewable vitamin
Then one sensible small meal during the day.
Examples:
French toast w/ whole wheat bread (2 slices), no syrup
Tuna or other type of sandwich on whole wheat bread
Pasta (made with whole grain noodles) maybe 1 cup
Home made stew no potatoes about 1 cup
Lg salad (cheese, bacon, meat, veggies) with fat free dressing
I am a 32 year old female, I am 5’6" and weigh almost 180 lbs. I am trying to loose weight and trying to get a better grasp on my health. I do no have any fruit and try to eliminate complex carbs because my body acts as if I’m diabetic if I eat these types of food.
I am also trying to add a minimum of 20 minutes (walking) on a treadmill everyday.
The list of foods come out to 1120 calories and 52 grams of fat and 131 grams of carbs.
adinasway, I agree with the oatmeal thing, but the rest of the information is not very good. I used a program and the first list of things are all within the range for needed vitamins and such each day. The amount of protein is actually at the upper end of my requirements. As far as carbs on the items for my meals they are whole wheat and the body needs good carbs (in moderation) everyday or else there are negative consequences in the long run. I did forget to mention that the yogurt is sugar free.
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