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Yeah and much more. Its better to just cut down on carbs, fill up on veggies, non-processed foods, more proteins, fibers and so on and on. Plus this would be more sustainable than starving yourself to quickly lose weight.
Everyone has their own method, I am just saying, aiming for a permanet life change is usually what helps, not radical diets.
I am having a hard time believing that your doctor said its ok to only eat 2 or 3 times a week while also working out. Do you really eat NOTHING all the other days or do you consume some sort of soup, protein drink, juices ?
I mean, you are probably gonna lose weight quickly from that, but I dont see how this is sustainable, eventually you have to learn to live on a stable, healthy balanced diet amongs doing regular exercise.
I am obese myself, so I just try to help a brother out.
What my diet roughly looks like (obviously not always the same).
Morning:
- Entirely blant porridge with water or porridge milk, usually around 4 table spoons of porridge. Just entirely plain, no sugar, no nothing.
- Some multi-vitamine pill after that, some omega 3 fat pill and a potassium magnesium pill.
Lunch:
- Boiled potatoes with boiled brokkoli and brised/boiled chicken or salmon
(when I dont want to eat meat on that day I eat " Quark " with it, which is a German type of curd cheese, super lean and full of proteins, often used by athlets to get ripped.
Dinner:
- Ayran drink I make myself.
OR
- Nothing.
OR
- If I had a light lunch, I like to eat a plate of veggies with some chicken, fish or tofu for dinner, sprinkled with some good olive oil and olives on the side.
This diet is effective, enjoyable and maintainable. When I know I eat out, I choose similar meals or avoid eating breakfast, this is when I go to christmas festivals and such, perhaps I eat an apple or so.
Muffin, canned and frozen goods, " whole wheat sandwich " super unhealthy, its not real bread. Healthy would be whole grain sour dough bread not the fake dark bread you use in the US.
All processed stuff. No dark rice, potatoes, buckwheat, dark sour dough bread as a source of carbs, lack of proteins and lack of fresh healthy leafy vegetables and certainly a lack of fermented foods, which is relevant for your digestive system.
I could go on and on...its a typical American diet and you considering this healthy is why the US has such a huge issue with diabetes and obesity, you guys over there completely forgot how to cook and disconnected to natural untreated unproccessed foods completely.
but theres been days where i've only had like a single bowl of noodles
depends on how busy i am that day, usually eat alot more when i have nothing to do.
People are never that busy that they cant eat at least 2 meals a day.