What does a perfect day of eating look and taste like to me?
For breakfast, snack-time, lunch, and dinner, I incorporate
a plethora of colorful vegetables (spanning from broccoli, kale, spinach, to
squash and bean-sprouts), a nice slab of meat (fish, chicken, beef, lamb), and
a source of healthy fat (coconut oil, fish-oil, macadamia-nut oil, olive oil, bone
marrow, nuts, seeds, grass-fed butter) into every meal. All this stuff is
delicious to me and simple to prepare.
I am a strong advocate of a logical concept that emphasizes
the idea that we were meant to eat fresh and naturally grown/harvested foods with
minimal amounts of tinkering and processing. Food just tastes better in its
natural form, why complicate things? If you’re one to shy away from the produce
aisle of a grocery, it would behoove you to start eating some of foods mentioned
above; try it for a week and see how you feel. I guarantee you will feel a
great improvement in your overall well-being and see gains in your exercise routines.
Consider these simple steps:
1. Avoid foods on grocery shelves that contain ingredients
you can’t spell or pronounce.
2. Choose fruits and vegetables that are colorful; these
veggies are vitamin and mineral-rich.
3. If you’re really hungry, load up on vegetables since they
tend to be low in caloric-value and contain water; these will fill you up.
4. If you do not consume fish often due to high-mercury
levels, substitute fish like tuna, mackerel, sea-bass, and swordfish with fish
that are lower on the food-chain. These include whiting, whitefish, sardines,
anchovies. For the most part, these fish are caught in the wild because of
their high levels of population.
5. Include a source of protein into every meal to increase
your metabolic-rate; burn fat.
| Breakfast: Frittata with three organic eggs and sauteed kale, olive oil, garlic |
| Snack: Baby carrots and cucumber with Tuna Salad with red onions, spicy mustard, cracked peppercorn, yogurt coleslaw and coconut butter | . |
| Dinner: Grilled wild-caught tilapia and red onions marinated with soy and balsamic dressing, half an organic avocado, olive salsa, and fresh spinach mix |
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