MAKING GOOD NUTRITION EASY
SO THAT YOU ACTUALLY DO IT!
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Ultimately, these will be used my book Quickly And Easily Implementing A Healthy Lifestyle, which you can link to (when it is finished) via the page Books.
First
Dump all unhealthy foods out of the kitchen taking 1/2 hour. All sugar, refined foods, junk foods, anything with hydrogenated fats, etc. No bread, no starchy vegetables.
Only have healthy foods in the house, per this list. If anything bad is left, to "eat sparingly", it will disappear into your stomach soon.
Omega 3 - Consider 3/day 1000 mg
Multi-vitaminin (yes, most of it may go right through you, but an essential element
that might be missing might benefit you)
Vitamin D-3 (1 to 2 1000 mg, up to 5,000) (check with your doctor first)
Foods:
Get pre-cooked pieces or sliced without nitrites and any bad ingredients: turkey,
chicken, other
No more than once a week, eat red meat (preferably grass-fed).
Get canned (non-farmed) salmon and tuna - eat salmon at least once a week.
Get frozen vegetables, heating up, after shaking a bit of garlic salt or general spice, a
bowlful (quart) every day for munching on and finishing.
Grab two handfuls of baby spinach and cram them into your mouth (or put into a dish,
say, with tuna on it)
Avocados
Boil a bunch of eggs to eat for snacks.
Cut up one apple a day.
Put your day's supply of water out in the morning, so that you can tell when you've
drunk enough water
Only drink decaf coffee, perhaps with heavy cream with no sugar, only using Stevia for
a sweetener.
Raw almonds, nut butters (preferably skipping peanuts)
Coconut oil, olive oil - Consider minimizing oils
Cheese, with no added ingredients (except salt enzymes) - Limit
That's the basics for enough nutrition.
Of course, you might be inclined to spiff it up a bit...
None of these
No grains (rice, wheat, oats) (See Grain Brain, Dr. David Perlmutter, M.D.)
Or whole oats/grains, non-gluten, non-refined, eaten only in a bowl (no bread!)
No sugar or refined, processed foods.
Generally not needed, but marginally ok if no added sugars or bad ingredients: beans
Inebriates
Sodas
Fruit juices (overload, spike sugar, cause fat storage)
Never go hungry
Even if on a diet, you can eat until you are not hungry (but don't keep on going after that!)
Of course, this will not be the case if you do the intermittent fasting or any fasting routine.
Easy meals
Pre-prepared meals: Costco chicken salad mix, other salad mixes
Drink a meal (possibly add one or two other things)
Premiere Protein (Costco) - Nonsugary
