High Protein / Low Fat


 Summary:

lots of protein!!

(KristiAngert's food tips)

 Foods you can have

Breads, Grains, Cereals, Pasta, Rice
Meat and Fish
Fruit and Fruit Juices
Vegetables and Legumes (e.g. Beans)
Dairy Products - Milk, Cheese, etc
Eggs and Egg Substitutes
Nuts and Seeds
Fats and Oils
Herbs, Spices, Sauces
Beverages
Others, Snacks, Sweets, etc

Not OK
Unfavorable
Moderation
OK
Favorable

Recent Activity for High Protein / Low Fat

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weigh in ericclock recorded a weigh in at 220.0 lb.
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ericclock recorded a journal and a weigh in at 225.0 lb.
"Going to Barbados was not good for my diet"
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weigh in Esjer recorded a weigh in at 179.7 lb.
weigh in lssarna recorded a weigh in at 162.0 lb.
Cook book entry ANICOLE38 added bardwa1's Denver Scramble II recipe to their cook book.
weigh in Kevan Brooks recorded a weigh in at 256.0 lb.
weigh in Soon2bContent recorded a weigh in at 181.0 lb.
weigh in AdansK recorded a weigh in at 165.3 lb.
weigh in ANICOLE38 recorded a weigh in at 155.0 lb.
Food Diary sortam updated their Food Diary.
weigh in sortam recorded a weigh in at 164.0 lb.
Cook book entry Esjer added JWP43's Beef Tenderloin with Mayonnaise recipe to their cook book.
Exercise Diary lssarna updated their Exercise Diary.
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Esjer recorded a journal.
"Tomorrow is a weigh in. I have been on a plateau for several weeks, hoping it breaks tomorrow! I walked a 5k on Saturday, walked 10 miles with a friend ..."
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weigh in jsarna recorded a weigh in at 262.5 lb.
Joined Group lssarna joined Group Lose Weight with Hypothyroid.
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Food Diary Esjer updated their Food Diary.
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ericclock commented on LaShuan's Group photo.
"WOW keep it up. I like the idea how you are doing this with your photos. I will try and do that as well."
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recent results (Average FatSecret member performance for High Protein / Low Fat)

Lost 0.5 lb this week

Lost 0.3 lb last week


average weekly member weight loss
Week Ending Result
19 May 13 Lost 0.5 lb
12 May 13 Lost 0.3 lb
05 May 13 Lost 0.2 lb

 How To Follow High Protein / Low Fat:

as best you can
     
  by member KristiAngert
member since: 20 Jan 10
 

Recent Results

(for High Protein / Low Fat)

FatSecret member weigh-in trends:

Week Ending Average Trend
19 May 13 Lost 0.5 lb Down
12 May 13 Lost 0.3 lb Down
05 May 13 Lost 0.2 lb Down

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Popular Foods

(for High Protein / Low Fat)

Breakfast:

Coffee (Brewed From Grounds)
Bananas
Coffee

Lunch:

Tomatoes
Yellow Mustard
American Cheese

Dinner:

Chicken Breast
Broccoli
Onions

Snacks/Other:

Apples
AIR POPPED Yellow Popcorn WITH BUTTER
Jell-O Chocolate Pudding Sugar & Fat Free

Recent recipes

FatSecret members recently rated these recipes for High Protein / Low Fat:
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Crispy Chicken Nuggets
Baked chicken nuggets that are super crispy but not fried.
cals: 290kcal | fat: 5.85g | carbs: 27.59g | prot: 31.67g
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KristiAngert's top tips

1.Make sure to have a really good breakfast so that you are not snacking before lunch
2.peanut butter and crackers do no have the amino acid combo necessary for proper protein absorption
3.If you don't like cottage cheese (like me) try adding it to tomato sauce and having it in whole wheat pasta
4.Use whole grains instead of white.
5.Cook rice & pasta in chicken broth so that they can absorb the protein rich liquid

About / History

taken from The Zone diet

     
  Why choose "High Protein / Low Fat"?
 Promotes long term weight loss
 Targets body toning weight loss
 Provides an energy boost
 A roadmap for a healthier lifestyle

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