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Nutrition Handout 2
Nutrition Handout 2
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50
P ROT E IN -RICH
TS
TA
UI
F O OD S
GE
FR
2 5%
VE
25%
ST A RC H Y
& F I B RE - RI C H
CA RB O H YD RATE S
EAT A PROTE IN S OUR C E P E R M E A L
(Roughl y ¼ of t h e pl at e )
• La m b
• Lean pork
• C hi c k en
•White fish
• S a lm o n
• Al l m a rine f oods
• Canned fish
•Eggs a nd mil k
• U n s w e e te ne d y oghur t
•Beans a nd L e gume s
• Broccoli • Blueberries
• Beans • Raspberries
• Carrots • St rawberries
• Cucumbers • Apples
• Tomato • Oranges
• Green leafy vegetables • Pears
• Celer y • Banana’s
• Cauli fl o we r • Figs
• Capsicum
• Eggplant
A DD A SERV ING OF H E A LT H Y CA R B S
PER MEAL
(1/ 4 T H E P LAT E )
• Sweet potato
• Fruits / Dates
• Whole oats
• Whole grains
• Honey
A DD PREB IOT IC FOODS DA ILY
• Co l d p o tato
• G re e n ( unrip e ) b a na na s
• Ap p l e s
• Par s ni p
• Radi s h
• C hicory root
• As paragus
• B e e troot
• O nion
• Le e k
• G a rl ic
• F laxse e ds
A DD ON E H E A LT H Y FAT S OUR C E
TO E AC H M E A L
• Olive oil
• Nut butters
• Nuts
• Avocado
• Organ meats
• Flaxseeds
A DD F RESH H E R B S TO M E A LS
WHER E P OS S IB LE
• Basil
• Mint
• Parsley
• Dill
• Coriander
• Spearmint
• All spice
• Pepper
• Paprika
• Chilli
CA LO RI E D E N S E FOODS S H OULD
CO N TRI B U TE L ESS T H A N 5 % OF YOUR DA ILY
F OO D VOLUM E
• Sweets
• Sugars
• Cakes
• Pastry
• Cereals
• Breads/ Pastas
• Take out
• Cooking oils
MEAL FREQUENCY
and more.
accordingly.
ADJUSTING THE SERVING
Once you have switched to a whole food diet and established some structure
in your daily food intake, you can then adjust the serving sizes based on our
goal. The metrics we will use to determine if you need to increase or decrease
your food intake will be bodyweight, circumferences, how your clothes are
If your goal is to lose body fat, start by choosing lower calorie options on your
plate, this might mean choosing white fish instead of beef for the protein to
reduce fat intake, or choosing sweet potato over rice to reduce the calories
You can also start to reduce the portion sizes in each meal to decrease the
calorie intake, for example, remove carbohydrates from standard meals and
only add to workout meals, or eat half a fist post workout rather than a full fist
size serving, or you may eat half a thumb size serving of fat, for example.
Alternatively, if you were eating five meals per day, you might drop to four