Klayfish
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Weight Watchers! You can eat real food and it can work for a lifetime. They just revamped their program. It is now called Freestyle and involves a lot less counting. It is now focusing more on eating lean proteins and more fruits and vegetables which just makes sense. It is also much easier to stick to because if you want a cookie or dessert, etc., you can have it. You just need to plan for it.
This is what I eat on a typical day when doing the plan.
Breakfast....Scrambled eggs with some sautéed spinach or veggies and a couple turkey sausages, coffee with Premier Protein as a creamer
Snack. Greek yogurt and some fruit
Lunch...soup, salad, or tuna or turkey sandwich in light bread with some chips and veggies with homemade ranch dip using Greek yogurt
Snack. Air popped popcorn sprayed with a little Olive Oil cooking spray and salt
Dinner...Baked Potato with Greek Yogurt on top, grilled chicken, and some vegetable
Dessert. Bowl of wild blueberries microwaved with a little sweetener and some Redi Whip topping
It is real food. Nothing is off limits. And most importantly, it works.
To me it just doesn't make sense to starve yourself to lose weight fast. It has been proven time and time again that when you do that, you gain it back just as quickly once you start to eat normal again. Weight Watchers teaches you to make good choices while eating normal all along.
Best of luck to you no matter what you choose!
That's a pretty nice nutrition plan you've got. Premier Protein as creamer...do you use the vanilla flavor? How does it taste? My daily breakfast is greek yogurt. I use non-fat plain, but put in one scoop of protein powder and some Splenda (I can't stand the taste of greek yogurt, have to make it tolerable).
My nutrition plan is very similar in concept...I don't use Weight Watchers or anything like that, just what I've learned over the years from reading and research...
Pre-workout - one scoop of protein powder. Sometimes I'll eat a few crackers, but not always.
Post-workout - three scoop protein shake.
Breakfast - greek yogurt as described above...6oz of yogurt, to be exact
Lunch - 4oz of lunch meat in a high fiber, high protein, low carb wrap. One piece of fruit (yeah, I know lunch meat has some downsides, but it's still high protein, low/no fat...turkey mostly)
Dinner - 6 to 8oz of lean meat, 2 or 2.5 servings of veggies
Snack - depends if I'm trying to bulk or maintain. Could be as simple as some fruit, like strawberries. Could be a peanut butter sandwich on low cal/high fiber bread...could be both.
Bedtime - I love ice pops, so we buy the zero sugar, 15 calories ice pops, I usually have 2.
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