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I think im ready to match my diet with my workout meaning i need to take my diet more seriously. I dont know how to do that. I need a diet that matches my pocket book im on a small fixed income right now does anyone know of a good dirt thatdoesnt cost a lot ? I would appreciate the info thanks
Diet Calendar Entries for 14 August 2016:
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2777 kcal
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Fat: 49.90g | Prot: 222.86g | Carb: 228.11g.
Breakfast: Subway 6" Subway Club. Lunch: Subway Lite Mayo, Smirnoff Ice Green Apple Bite, Great Value Enriched Hamburger Buns, Kroger Quarter Pound Beef Hamburger Patties, Whiskey. Dinner: Campbell's Italian-Style Wedding Soup, Kraft Free Italian Fat Free Dressing, Kraft Classic Catalina Lite Dressing, Lettuce Salad with Assorted Vegetables, Shrimp, Skinless Chicken Breast. Snacks/Other: Utz Party Mix, Lite Beer, Bagel, Fruit Punch (Alcoholic), Fruit Punch (Alcoholic). more...
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5130 kcal
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Activities & Exercise:
Housework - 12 minutes, Shopping - 10 minutes, Walking (slow) - 2/mph - 2 hours and 40 minutes, Bike Machine (Cycling) - 43 minutes, Resting - 12 hours and 15 minutes, Sleeping - 8 hours. more...
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I don't think fruits and veggies cost that much once you toss out all the other crap. Man made food that is. IMO
14 Aug 16 by member: Randy Close
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Yep, what Randy said! Stay away from the processed, packaged crap and buy real food. It's cheaper and better for you.
14 Aug 16 by member: mskestrela
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14 Aug 16 by member: Sugar Waffle
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Try to think of meals in advance so you have a list of what you need in whole food. I agree with Randy, stay away from processed foods or switch brands of processed to a healthier kind. What do you eat now ??
14 Aug 16 by member: karinmorley
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Your best bet might be to count calories and focus on getting healthy food. A big container of oatmeal is only a few dollars. Canned and frozen (fresh is always better, but canned and frozen is sometimes cheaper) vegetables also work. Check online for sales. I know Walmart marks down their meats certain times of the week. You can buy it and freeze it. A bag of potatoes. Bread isn't too expensive (store brand). Plan out your meals ahead of time so you know what you are going to eat. Measuring cups and spoons and great tools to help you see what a "serving" looks like. Remember it's about progress not perfection. Make small changes you can live with. Legumes (beans are also not expensive). This is a learning process. So be proactive and learn as much as you can about nutrition online.
14 Aug 16 by member: Suzi161
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I spend about $50 a week for my son and I on the Keto Diet. Start up is expensive, but well worth it. (Steak, ground beef, chicken,lunch meat, some veggies, yogurt, etc.) Main stay is bullet proof coffee and fat bombs. They keep you from needing to eat. . . so, less expensive in the long run.(I shop Aldi's and Kroger mainly)
14 Aug 16 by member: SheaDlady
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