Breakfast:
1 egg, scrambled in 1.5 tsp butter
1 slice american cheese
2 pieces bacon
1 cup of coffee
1.5 oz heavy cream
3 packets xylitol sweetener (brand name is 'Ideal')


A Carb-free Rock Star Energy Drink!
and some water

Lunch:
1 medium chicken breast, bone in, braised with 1 T bacon grease
1 Tbsp seasoning (paprika, onion powder, garlic powder, parsley, salt, liquid smoke)
1 cup of red cabbage which has been simmered in some beef broth, vinegar, cloves, little sugar
Some water

Update: I didn't get to eat my chicken yet :( ... one thing about this way of eating, is that if you stick to it for the first week (the rough time) you start not feeling hunger. Fats and proteins have a high satiety factor. Meaning smaller amounts, make you feel fuller faster. I have been making myself eat. I also take a multivitmain on dyas when I just can't eat...
Dinner:
3-4 oz Venison steak ( my dad is a hunter :)), pan seared with 2 tsp olive oil
7 Sweet potato fries (baked from frozen)
1/4 cup corn
1 Tbsp butter
1/2 cup almond milk with a sprinkle of vanilla extract
water
Snacks:
2.5 oz of Tuna, drained
1.5 Tbsp regular, full fat mayonnaise
dash salt and pepper, 1/4 teaspoon celery seed
2 cups lettuce
diet green tea
1 oz bag of BBQ pork rinds.
Calorie/Nutrition Data will be added at the end of the day, just to make sure if I adjust something it stays accurate!! And Pics added as I go :)
So I was a little light on the fat calories, wanted to hiy 60-70 % and got 57%. Hit under 50 grams of carbs, and right on with the protein, I should be getting about 100 grams (formula is about .8 grams protein per pound of muscle mass, not your total weight... subtract some for the fat weight :))
Below is the break down nutritionally. I got over 100%RDA for many, under for some, but I am finding any I don't get enough of one day I will get the next day. The only pattern I am seeing is lack of potassium and Magnesium/manganese. I am going shopping tonight and will be picking up things like avocados and spinach as they should help :)
1 egg, scrambled in 1.5 tsp butter
1 slice american cheese
2 pieces bacon
1 cup of coffee
1.5 oz heavy cream
3 packets xylitol sweetener (brand name is 'Ideal')
A Carb-free Rock Star Energy Drink!
and some water
Lunch:
1 medium chicken breast, bone in, braised with 1 T bacon grease
1 Tbsp seasoning (paprika, onion powder, garlic powder, parsley, salt, liquid smoke)
1 cup of red cabbage which has been simmered in some beef broth, vinegar, cloves, little sugar
Some water
Update: I didn't get to eat my chicken yet :( ... one thing about this way of eating, is that if you stick to it for the first week (the rough time) you start not feeling hunger. Fats and proteins have a high satiety factor. Meaning smaller amounts, make you feel fuller faster. I have been making myself eat. I also take a multivitmain on dyas when I just can't eat...
Dinner:
3-4 oz Venison steak ( my dad is a hunter :)), pan seared with 2 tsp olive oil
7 Sweet potato fries (baked from frozen)
1/4 cup corn
1 Tbsp butter
1/2 cup almond milk with a sprinkle of vanilla extract
water
Snacks:
2.5 oz of Tuna, drained
1.5 Tbsp regular, full fat mayonnaise
dash salt and pepper, 1/4 teaspoon celery seed
2 cups lettuce
diet green tea
1 oz bag of BBQ pork rinds.
Calorie/Nutrition Data will be added at the end of the day, just to make sure if I adjust something it stays accurate!! And Pics added as I go :)
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So I was a little light on the fat calories, wanted to hiy 60-70 % and got 57%. Hit under 50 grams of carbs, and right on with the protein, I should be getting about 100 grams (formula is about .8 grams protein per pound of muscle mass, not your total weight... subtract some for the fat weight :))
Below is the break down nutritionally. I got over 100%RDA for many, under for some, but I am finding any I don't get enough of one day I will get the next day. The only pattern I am seeing is lack of potassium and Magnesium/manganese. I am going shopping tonight and will be picking up things like avocados and spinach as they should help :)
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Me today, at 155 lbs :)
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