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One Week of Clean Eating Plan
Keep the fundamentals [as seen a few weeks ago] in mind:
  • Eat often. 5-6 meals per day. While awake eat every 4 hours. Never miss breakfast!
  • Make sure there is a protein and complex carbohydrate source in each meal
  • 8 by 8 rule [you have heard me say this before] Eight 8 oz. glasses of water a day. Prior to each meal is a must.
  • Pass on processed foods. The more processed[eg. White flour, pre-packaged meals, sugar] the more you avoid them
  • Avoid saturated & trans fats foods
  • Consult the Gylcemic Index [google it] and eat low to moderate GI foods only
  • Avoid alcohol! Sugar based useless calories not to be used as a staple food
  • Portion size small
  • Fresh vegetables and fruit are your “go to” foods for fiber, vitamins and enzymes

Time

mon

tues

wed

Thur

fri

sat

sun

Breakfast

Poached egg, 1 piece ww [whole wheat] toast

Quick oatmeal, fresh berries

Organic fibre & nut cereal, fruit

Cheese, 1 piece ww toast, tomato

Poached egg, 1 piece ww toast

Quick oatmeal, fresh berries

Fruit salad, Cottage cheese, organic low fat muffin

Snack

apple

Carrot sticks, peanut butter

almonds

Orange

Organic yogurt

Muesli muffin

Cucumber sticks

Lunch

Small ww wrap, lettuce, ½ can tuna, celery, spices

3 slices of cheese, pear, 4 ww crackers, green beans

Left over roast chicken open face sandwich

Small wrap, lettuce, ½ can tuna, celery, spices

Left over shrimp pasta

Fruit and cold meat meat, 4 crackers

Free choice

-organic -protein, veg -follow the guidelines

Snack

Carrot sticks

grapes

orange

Sliced pear

almonds

Home popped popcorn

Celery sticks

Dinner

Vegetable stir fry with organic rice

BBQ chicken with romaine, cranberry and almond salad

Shrimp and pea pasta

Poached salmon, green beans and steamed butternut squash

Steak, grilled peppers, eggplant, goats cheese

Roast chicken, carrots, onions, beets

Free choice

-organic

-follow the guidelines

 

Open your cookbooks, make a grocery list, read the labels and have some fun. Get the family to help or enjoy the adventure on your own.

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