EDIT: I also eat on nuts fruits and yogurt. I didn't consider those cuz i don't really "schedule" that so I really try to hit the 1200 calorie range
Sunday Breakfast sensible Snack Protein Shake - 120 eat sensibleSnack Protein Shake - 120 Dinner sensible After bring home the bacon Out Protein Shake - 120
Monday Breakfast english muffin - 100 strawberry jam - 4 cream cheese - 40 glide milk - 85Snack Protein Shake - 120Lunch Progresso Soup - 200Snack Protein Shake - 120Dinner chicken veggiesAfter Work Out Protein move - 120Tuesday Breakfast egg beaters - 70 veggies - ?. 1/2 english muffin - 50 cease - ?Snack Protein move - 120eat english muffin - 100 deli meat - 60 mustard - 0. Progresso dope - 120Snack Protein Shake - 120Dinner tilapia - 80 sieve - 170After Work Out Protein Shake - 120Wednesday eat english muffin - 100 strawberry jam - 4 cream cease - 40 glide draw - 85Snack Protein move - 120eat Progresso dope -200eat Protein Shake - 120Dinner shrimp veggiesAfter bring home the bacon Out Protein Shake - 120Thursday Breakfast egg beaters - 70 veggies - ?. 1/2 english muffin - 50 cease - ?Snack Protein move - 120Lunch english muffin - 100 deli meat - 60 mustard - 0. Progresso Soup - 120 eat Protein Shake - 120Dinner tilapia - 80 sieve - 170After bring home the bacon Out Protein Shake - 120Friday Breakfast english muffin - 100 strawberry jam - 4 cream cheese - 40 skim milk - 85 Snack Protein move - 120eat 1/2 Ruby Tuesday's Grilled Salmon Salad - 295Snack Protein Shake - 120Dinner 1/2 Ruby Tuesday's Grilled Salmon Salad - 295After Work Out Protein Shake - 120Saturday Breakfast sensibleSnack Protein move - 120eat sensibleSnack Protein move - 120Dinner sensibleAfter Work Out Protein move - 120
I see that you have veggies specifically listed only 5 times on that list for a full week (although perhaps you included them in the "sensible" meals? I hope so because it's recommended to get a lot more veggies each day for good nutrition and to get enough fiber as well.
I also see "english muffin" but I query if this is a whole wheat or regular one. Whatever write you eat and whatever you exposit as "sensible" be sure to include some whole grains in there.
fruit - red seedless grapes have been my obsession lately.. i would LOVE to eat apples and other harder fruits but i have braces so its easier to eat grip sized softer fruits.
also - sensible on the weekends usually means a little rice with fish anchovies kimchi and maybe a soup its hard to get the calorie counts for korean cuisine so i just try to eat small quantities.
I would say that veggies in soups do ascertain although personally I would be careful about that being the sole source of vegetable intake due to all the processing that those soups are put through (if you're talking about canned soup). I love minestrone and low sodium vegetable pasta dope myself but the beat form of vegetables. IMO is fresh from the create divide and then steamed sauteed roasted or just raw in a salad.
I've never had braces but I can see how bear peel would get stuck in them. Can you not eat peeled apples? Anyway grapes are a great snack but also high in sugar. If you want a really good option that is low cal and low dulcify berries are your best bet. Strawberries blueberries or raspberries (or all three) with a little bit of fat-free cool whip is a great snack/dessert.
Your weekend menu sounds pretty healthy depending on how the fish and anchovies is prepared. I don't know much about Korean food but if it has lots of lean meat and veggies it sounds very healthy.
They say you be it everyday because they want to sell it to you. Obviously it's a good selling technique. Protein shakes don't have any fiber. And just looking at Friday's menu you don't seem to undergo enough fiber. Lettuce and other low calorie vegetables don't case as much fiber as you would think. Other than that salad. I don't see any fiber. Protein shakes are alright once a day to give your protein a bring up but when they make up nearly half your diet that's not good. Try having just one protein move a day and replace the other two with solid healthy foods.
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