 Ossie-Sharon 11 years ago | Hi, JennM. The pattern for your current weight is below, followed by the target plan (as you lose weight, the amounts will decline, to prevent persistent plateauing). Units are similar to those used by the American Diabetic Association; ours will be published in the near future.
Based on current weight:
Breakfast: 2 starches, 2 proteins, 0-1 fat, 0-1 fruit
Morning Snack: 1-2 starches, 1 protein, 0-1 fat, 1 fruit
Lunch: 2 starches, 3-4 proteins, 0-1 fat, 1-2 vegetables
Afternoon Snack: 1-2 startches, 1 protein, 0-1 fat, 0-1 sweet, 1 fruit, 0-1 vegetable
Dinner: 2 starches, 3-4 proteins, 0-1 fat, 1 vegetable
Evening Snack: 1 protein, 1 starch or sweet or fruit
Eventually:
Breakfast: 1-2 starches, 1 protein, 0-1 fat, 0-1 fruit
Morning Snack: 0-1 starches, 1 protein, 0-1 fat, 0-1 fruit
Lunch: 2 starches, 2-3 proteins, 0-1 fat, 1-2 vegetables
Afternoon Snack: 1 starch or sweet, 1 protein, 1 fruit or vegetable
Dinner: 2 starches, 2-3 proteins, 0-1 fat, 1 vegetable
Evening Snack: 1 protein, 1 starch or sweet or fruit |
 JennM 11 years ago | Thanks Ossie…I am 47, 5’5″, 215lbs and I want to loose weight. |
| Ossie-Sharon 11 years ago | Hi, JennM. Yes, this program is based more on exchanges.
Cottage cheese can be selected from dairy proteins in the morning, and pineapple is selected from snacks (all fruits are). If you always want this combination in the morning, simply swap them in for whatever dairy and fruit appear there, being carefull not to eat too little. Regarding the total amount of protein, there is no doubt that you are getting more than 60 grams per day with this program.
If you would like to know your daily exchange pattern, please post your age, height, weight, and weight goal (maintenance or loss), and I will post it here for you. |
