Diet Plan

To lose weight and keep it of you need to have the correct balance between diet, exercise and lifestyle.

The best way to start a nutritional plain is to keep record of all consumed food for 1 week. This will let you see what you thought wasn’t there, be sure to include weight of food and time eaten, so you know how much you are eating and how often. Once you have your diary, make some changes using high protein after lunch lower your carbohydrates and use our tips by changing the simplest foods to help you maintain a weight ideal for you.

Breakfast

To lose weight energy input needs to be less then energy out put. If you are active you should be consuming a larger breakfast, if you do not do much activity threw out your day then you wan’t to stick to the lowest energy foods possible. Try altering your similarity foods with the following breakfast foods

Use whole wheat breakfast cereals included with protein powder nuts or seeds, skim or soy milk

Or

Porridge/muesli sprinkled with your ALN unflavoured natural protein. With skim or soy milk and include some fresh fruit and low fat yogurt with muesli

Or

Bacon with no fat, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, egg are also permitted once a week if you want to have a hot brekky but keep any breads or flour products to a minimum.

Fresh fruit juices

Low fat milk.

Tea and coffee are also permitted.

Drink lots of water every day( 2 litres if possible).

Herbal teas are also very good for cleaning you liver which aids weight loss.


Morning tea

Morning teas should never be thought upon as a time to eat what you have packed for lunch, they are simply a time to have something to keep your metabolism moving.

A Protein shake is ideal at this point of the day as it will keep you feeling full and has low carbohydrate and fat.

Tea or Coffee

Herbal tea is fine.


Lunch

Sandwich on whole grain bread filled with lean meats salad and avocado (try and stay off cheese)

Or

Can of tuna with tomatoes and cheese on Crisps or crackers

Mixed salad with tuna

Fresh fruit

Left over dinner if a light meal

Sushi (no mayonnaise)

Water

Herbal teas


Afternoon tea

Perfect time for a Protein Shake ALN Live Wyre is HIGHLY recommended as it contains L-Tyrosine which helps keep you alert.

Followed by a big glass of water.


Dinner

The biggest TIP we can give you is DO NOT eat carbs after lunch and exercise after dinner

Lots of Aussies feel this is there biggest meal of the day. Its not, Or it should not be!, We go to sleep and don’t use the energy from the food at dinner unless you do your daily Cardio after dinner.

Try swapping lunch and dinner portion sizes around.

Lean chicken with salad (make salad portion larger then chicken) dress with olive oil balsamic vinegar.

Grilled fish with vegetables (avoid potato)

Stir fried vegies with lean beef or chicken

Roast beef, chicken, lamb with Green vegetables

Avoid pasta, fatty meats, potatoes, white rice, creamy dressings.


Remember to always have as top choice in your diet the following:

All vegetables (High carb veg before 2pm only)

All salads

All fruits

Fresh ingredients

Low fat products

Gluten free

Wholegrain

Lean meats


Try to cut out the foods that cause the weight, this is the biggest change you have to make, you usually know they are doing you no good. Change soft drink to a mineral water or a fresh fruit juice. Exchange chocolates to fruit. Chips to nuts and seed, lollies to dried fruit, white products to wholemeal whole grain, mayonnaises and creamy products to low fat or natural yogurt,

Reduce portion size of every meal except lunch unless you have a high activity lifestyle. If you are working out 1-3 times weekly reduce size by ¼. If you work out 3-5 daily reduce by 1/6. Do not reduce portion size if you are working out for more then 20mins daily.


Nutrition Plans

Whether you want to lose weight or bulk up, ALN will have a nutrition plan to suit your goals. Keep an eye on this space as our plans are on their way for you to print out.

 
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