Mass at a glance | ||
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Breakfast/ on the snack | Lunch/ pm snack | Dinner |
Breakfast eggs pita/ yogurt parfait | Carlenfa -hunfisch -Salad/ Pear | Balsamic chicken with tomato arugula salad |
Lemon poppy oats overnight/ filled MinikraPrika | Creamy turkey soup/ apple | Maple-Mustard salmon & vegetables |
Lemon poppy oats overnight/ filled MinikraPrika | Creamy turkey soup/ mango-orange smoothie | Chicken, mushroom & rice casserole |
Lemon poppy oats overnight/ filled MinikraPrika | Creamy turkey soup/ mango-orange smoothie | Chicken, mushroom & rice casserole |
Lemon poppy seed overnight oat/ yogurt parfait | Creamy turkey soup/ filled mini -protrics | Mini meat roast & vegetables |
Chocolate strawberry protein shake/ yogurt parfait | High protein cucumber sandwich/ cottage cheese snack glass | Garnelen -Tacos & Coleslaw |
Chocolate strawberry protein shake/ yogurt parfait | High protein cucumber sandwich/ cottage cheese snack glass | Chickpeas |
Day 1
Photographer: Jake Sternquist, Food Stylist: Holly Dreesman, Requisite Stylist: Lexi Juhl
Breakfast (368 calories)
I’m snack (244 calories)
Lunch (388 calories)
PM snack (131 calories)
Dinner (377 calories)
Daily total number: 1,507 calories, 57g fat, 98 g protein, 168 g carbohydrate, 31 g fiber, 1,672 mg sodium.
Do 1,800 calories: Add 1 cup of low-fat kefir for breakfast and 1 avocado toast for dinner.
Make 2,000 calories: Add ¾ cup of low-fat kefir for breakfast, 1 Serve avocado toast for dinner and 1 Serving of cottage cheese snacks with fruit as a evening snack.
Day 2
Photographer: Brie Goldman, Food Stylist: Annie Probst, Request -Stylist: Joseph Wanek
Breakfast (359 calories)
I’m snack (122 calories)
Lunch (384 calories)
PM snack (116 calories)
Dinner (503 calories)
Daily total number: 1,484 calories, 51g fat, 88 g protein, 170 g carbohydrate, 31 g fiber, 1,527 mg sodium.
Do 1,800 calories: Add 1 cup of fat -arm kefir for breakfast and 2 tablespoons. Almond butter to the PM snack.
Make 2,000 calories: Add 1 cup of fat -poor kefir for breakfast, 2 tablespoons. Almond butter for the PM snack and 1 serving cottage cheese snack with fruit as a evening snack.
Day 3
Fred Hardy
Breakfast (359 calories)
I’m snack (140 calories)
Lunch (386 calories)
PM snack (236 calories)
Dinner (378 calories)
Daily total number: 1,499 calories, 54g fat, 88 g protein, 176g carbohydrate, 31g fiber, 1,734 mg sodium.
Do 1,800 calories: Add 1 a simple spinach salad for dinner and 1 medium -sized orange as a evening snack.
Make 2,000 calories: Add 1 avocado toast to the on -nack, 1 serves a simple spinach salad for dinner and 1 middle orange as an evening snack.
Day 4
Ali Redmond
Breakfast (359 calories)
I’m snack (122 calories)
Lunch (386 calories)
PM snack (236 calories)
Dinner (378 calories)
Daily total number: 1,481 calories, 52g fat, 86 g protein, 177g carbohydrate, 32 g fiber, 1,571 mg sodium.
Do 1,800 calories: Add 1 with a chopping salad with Italian vinaigrette for dinner and 1 medium orange as a evening snack.
Make 2,000 calories: Add 1 serving pineapple green smoothie for breakfast and 1 Serve with a meatproof salad with Italian vinaigrette for dinner.
Day 5
Photographer: Robby Lozano, Food Stylist: Emily Nabors Hall, Requisite -Stylist: Phoebe Hausser
Breakfast (359 calories)
I’m snack (171 calories)
Lunch (384 calories)
PM snack (122 calories)
Dinner (455 calories)
Daily total number: 1,491 calories, 61g fat, 95 g protein, 147 g carbohydrate, 31 g fiber, 1,475 mg sodium.
Do 1,800 calories: Add 3 tablespoons. Hacked walnuts for the snack and add 1 serving Cacio e Pepe Kale salad for dinner.
Make 2,000 calories: Add 3 tablespoons. Hacked walnuts for on -snack, 1 serves avocado toast for lunch and add 1 Cacio e Pepe Kale salad for dinner.
Day 6
Photographer: Brittney Cotrell, Food Stylist: Julia Levy, Requisite -Stylist: Abby Armstrong.
Breakfast (228 calories)
I’m snack (244 calories)
Lunch (407 calories)
PM snack (215 calories)
Dinner (424 calories)
Daily total number: 1,517 calories, 48 ​​g fat, 103 g protein, 183 g carbohydrate, 38 g fiber, 1,484 mg sodium.
Do 1,800 calories: Add 1 portion of Sprouted-Korn-toast with peanut butter and banana for breakfast.
Make 2,000 calories: Add 1 portion of Sprouted-Korn-toast with peanut butter and banana for breakfast, 2 tablespoons. Hacked walnuts for the on -nack and 1 medium apple as a evening snack.
Day 7
Photographer: Jake Sternquist, Food Stylist: Shannon GoForth, Requisite -Stylist: Breanna Ghazali.
Breakfast (228 calories)
I’m snack (244 calories)
Lunch (407 calories)
PM snack (101 calories)
Dinner (538 calories)
Daily total number: 1,517 calories, 39g fat, 96 g protein, 211g carbohydrate, 43 g fiber, 1.424 mg sodium.
Do 1,800 calories: Add 1 portion of Sprouted-Korn-toast with peanut butter and banana for breakfast.
Make 2,000 calories: Add 1 portion of Sprouted-Korn-toast with peanut butter and banana for breakfast, 2 tablespoons. Hacked walnuts for the on -nack and 1 medium apple as a evening snack.
Frequently asked questions
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Is it okay to mix and combine meals when there is one that I don’t like?Yes, you can mix and adapt meals if there are one that you don’t like. Feel free to repeat a meal in this plan or to search some of our other recipes for weight loss to get additional inspiration. Since we created this plan for weight loss, we wanted 1,500 calories a day with at least 80 grams of protein and 30 grams of fiber per day. If you make an exchange, you may want to choose a meal with a similar diet profile or set a snack or two.
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Can I eat the same breakfast or lunch every day?You can eat the same breakfast or lunch every day if you prefer it. Every breakfast ranges from 228 to 368 calories, while lunch includes 384 to 407 calories. These areas, especially for lunch, are quite similar, so that a simple exchange should work for most people.
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Why is there no change for 1,200 calories?In our menu, we no longer offer any changes for 1,200 calorie days. Nutrition guidelines 2020-2025 For Americans suggest that the restriction of calories to 1,200 a day is too low for most people to meet their nutritional needs, and not sustainable for long-term health and well-being.
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What are the health effects of visceral fat?Excess visceral fat can increase the risk of a metabolic syndrome, a heart disease, type -2 diabetes as well as inflammation and liver disease.
Other tips for reducing the visceral fat
If you try to lose visceral fat, the reduction of calories can help promote the total loss of weight, which in turn can help reduce visceral fat. In addition to calorie reduction, you will find some nutritional and lifestyle strategies here that can help:
- Eat more protein: Increasing overall protective intake can help promote the feeling of satiety and reduce visceral fat. In a study of men over 65 years, studies showed that a higher protein absorption of 1.3 grams of protein per kilogram of body weight led to a stronger reduction in visceral fat than participants who ate 0.8 grams of protein per kilogram of body weight. Some good protein sources are eggs, yogurt, kefir, cottage cheese, beans, nuts, fish, poultry, tofu and meat.
- Fill up fiber: Like protein, fiber is a nutrient that can promote the feeling of satiety and reduce visceral fat. Studies link inulin, a kind of soluble fiber than particularly effective. Inulin sources are garlic, onions, artichokes, wheat, oats and legumes.
- Regularly train: Studies show that aerobics movement, resistance training and a combination of both can lead to a reduced visceral fat. Although aerobic movement seems to have the greatest influence, the best exercise is one that you can enjoy and make part of your routine.
- Get enough sleep: Last, insufficient sleep of less than 5 ½ hours a night can lead to insulin resistance and an increased visceral fat. If you try to lose visceral fat, high -quality sleep can be a helpful strategy.
How we create food plans
Registered nutritionists create the Eatingwell menu thoughtfully in order to easily follow and be delicious. Each menu fulfills certain parameters, depending on the state of health and/or the lifestyle goal it aims, and is analyzed with the help of the food database ESHA food cover for accuracy. Since the nutritional needs differ from person to person, we encourage them to use these plans as inspiration and adapt them at will.
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