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Meal Vision Board 1
Meal Vision Board 1
Meal Vision Board 1
Addressing Your
want for yourself can help you
with your body image.
Health Goals
● The recommendations I will be
making will be based on what is
best for your overall health and
Goal - Self-confidence in your body, hopefully being secure in this
allowing for you to portray a sense of knowledge will allow you to be
“body love,” to others that would radiate confident in your body and
on screen when you make it big. portray this confidence on screen
Addressing Your ● When you listen to your satiety
Health Goals
listening to your bodies cues, you
should be able to lead a very
healthy life and avoid any diet
Goal - Minimize your risk for related increased risk of chronic
developing chronic diseases so as disease.
to stay as healthy as possible.
● As I make my recommendations I
will keep in mind your desire to eat
Addressing Your
in an environmentally sustainable
and healthy way. This can most
definitely be done while also eating
Before Breakfast
drinking tea, or maybe a homemade
chai/matcha tea/latte. They have a little bit
of caffeine which can help you wake up
and the morning, and if you add heavy
cream and sweetener (depending on the
Fruit-flavored “energy drink sweetener) you also get some
powders that I like to mix up.” macronutrients which provide energy.
● Smoothies can also be a great way to get
some energy in the morning because of the
fructose and glucose (monosaccharides).
Recipe: Recipe: (can contain)
● Matcha tea (bag or powder) ● Fruit
● Sweetener ● Vegetables Recipe:
● Heavy cream, milk, or ● Milk, yogurt, or substitute ● Chai Tea
● Optional - chia seeds, ● Sweetener
substitute ● Heavy cream, milk, or
coconut, chocolate chips
substitute
● If this is a breakfast you enjoy their is no reason
to limit yourself from these items.
● However, if you would consider changes I
would suggest perhaps a reduction in both the
oz’s of potatoes and sirloin, and number of
eggs, so you have room in your stomach with
other foods to make this breakfast into a more
balanced meal.
● Potatoes = An addition of olive oil and herbs
Breakfast
into the baking of the potatoes could be
beneficial to health (3). Consider sourcing
these locally and cooking them with their skins
as the skin contain nutrients.
● Sirloin = Perhaps make this into a sandwich
● 10-12 oz. of roasted potatoes with a whole wheat bun. Consider sourcing this
locally.
● 8-10 oz. of grilled sirloin ● Egg whites = If this is out of taste preference
● 4-6 scrambled egg whites than go right ahead. If it is out of concern for
health such as a concerned about cholesterol,
you do not need to take such measure and can
eat full eggs with the yolk. Consider sourcing
these locally.
Recipe:
● Egg
● Whole wheat bun
● Bacon or ham
(optional)
● Hot sauce (optional)
Egg sandwiches are delicious and nutritious, eggs have a lot of nutrients in
them and a whole wheat bun provides fiber, which is great for gut health.
● Just like before:
○ If this is a schedule and meal you enjoy their
is no reason to limit yourself from these
items.
○ However, if you would consider changes I
would suggest perhaps a reduction in the
amounts so you have room in your stomach
with other foods to make this breakfast into a
Breakfast
and maybe with more nutrients because
there has been no excess steps,
dehydration, transport, etc.
● BodyLab TastyShake Berry Berry ● I would also recommend you maybe eat
Good smoothie something else with this like maybe an egg
● 1 scoop of BodyLab TastyShake sandwich with a whole wheat bun, that is
● 3/4 cup strawberries
● 1/4 cup blueberries if you are still hungry. Do not force
● 1/4 cup raspberries yourself to eat, only take as much as your
● 1/4 cup Greek yogurt body is comfortable with!
● 1/4 tsp. cinnamon
● 1/4 tbsp. honey
● 1/4 tsp. fresh lemon juice
● 1/4 cup ice cubes
Waffles, even only partially
whole wheat ones, are a
great breakfast option. They
not only have carbs and
fiber, but if you add some
fruit you are getting
antioxidants. Plus, if you add
quality maple syrup, you are
getting some minerals as
well.
Snack
● You could also consider eating
nuts for a snack (mixed nuts
being best), you can even mixing
● A medium-size apple a handful of nuts with a handful
of chocolate chips (with as high
Cacao percentage as you can
find) for a little more sweetness.
● You could eat both for a snack!
Granola is a great way to add
variety to your diet as well as
fill you up between meals.
Dinner
and spices for an even more flavorful
and healthful meal. You can also mix it
up with the types of greens and
vegetables you eat. Likewise try
● 1 boneless, skinless grilled cooking them with garlic - it is a very
healthy addition to a flavorful meal.
chicken breast with:
● Baked yams are likewise a fine choice.
● 1/2 cup sautéed brussels sprouts Try sauteeing them with onion, it
● 1/2 cup baked yams with sea salt makes a very tasty dish and onions are
very good for you because of their
sulfur compounds.
● Seared atlantic salmon on quinto with
vegetables: Salmon is a great fish to eat,
it is generally low in mercury
and high in omega three - an
important unsaturated fat.
With the addition of the
mixture of nutrients from the
vegetables and quinto this
makes a well rounded and
filling meal.
Celery with peanut butter or cream cheese in the middle with raisin or
cayenne powder makes a quick, easy, and filling snack.
● Sounds delicious! My only
addition to this would be to once
Snack
sauerkraut, fermented beets or
carrots, etc. There are many and
various options! These are a great
snack, because not only do some
● 1 medium carrot and 4 people find them delicious (but not
tbsp. hummus all), but they are also full of
probiotics that can be beneficial to
your gut biome, which in turn can
be beneficial for your health.
Dilly beans are fermented
green beans and are a great
way to keep your gut healthy.
It acts as a probiotic, which
keeps you gut biome healthy.
(2)https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6311602/
(3)https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5877547/
(4)https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/jnsv/65/Supplement/65_S26/_pdf/-char/en
(5)https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6413227/