Week One: Challenge
If you’re going to do this, you need to plan ahead. You’re going to want a lot of protein and fibre to keep you feeling fuller longer. I’m a creature of habit, so I can eat the same breakfast everyday and it’s not a problem, you may feel differently. My students used to tease me when they came in after lunch because it always smelled like maple; I literally ate the same lunch consistently every single day. I tend to switch it up on the weekends, but during the week I need the consistency. If nothing else I can plan on breakfast always being there and going smoothly.
***The journaling here is very important, I know it seems like a pain in the butt. However, the only way for you to get real about your food, is to confront it head on. Buy a notebook, or use your iphone whatever you need to do to get your self checked in.
The following are just suggestions; I am not a dietitian, nor a doctor, you know your own body and you know what works for you, so the following are merely guidelines, so you get an idea.
Remember to drink 10 glasses of water a day. Drink as much green as you feel you need. Sub in fruits and veg at any time if you’re still hungry. If you are feeling like you need a carb, just go with a whole grain.
Breakfast:
Snack: 1 med apple & water
Lunch:
Snack: homemade muffin/tea biscuit with raisins
http://shortpresents.blogspot.com/2011/05/moms-biscuits.html
Dinner:
Snack: 3/4 whole grain cereal &1 cup soy milk
Before bed: drink either
***If you fall off the wagon, don’t beat your self up about it. Just get back on and keep on keepin’ on. If you are still hungry by all means eat; sub in more fruits and veggies where ever possible.
So you made it through day one and you didn’t die. You might be starting to feel like crap and that’s okay and to be expected. Try to sub in as much natural sugar as possible to soak up all the vitamins for energy; you’ll need it. Drink more water!!!
Breakfast:
http://shortpresents.blogspot.com/2011/03/berry-smoothie-with-chia-seeds.html
Snack: fruit of your choice (apples give you energy just sayin’)
Lunch:
Snack: small banana
Dinner:
http://shortpresents.blogspot.com/2011/05/curried-chick-peas-and-veg.html
Snack: Yogurt and berries / homemade / organic granola
Before bed: drink either
Breakfast:
Snack: fruit of your choice 1/2 grapefruit perhaps?
***Okay so that’s what three days looks like. This is just to give you an idea of what it looks like. Feel free to move things around, and sub in other things that meet the criteria. I’m going to be posting some more ideas for dinner.
Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ShortPresents/~3/oV-7xZTCGrY/spring-cleansing-part-iii-meal-plan.html
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