Lamb (no more than one serving twice per week) Lean, boiled ham Loin chops Pork tenderloin

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Modified Pritiken Foods to Eat-Plan most of your meals and snacks from this list Fats Nuts/Nut Butters (raw, unroasted, unsalted) Almonds Brazil Nuts Cashews Hazelnuts Macadamia Pecans Pine Nuts Pistachios Walnuts NO PEANUTS (they re legumes) Fruits Avocado (guacamole) Olives (green and black) Oils Almond oil Avocado oil Olive oil Canola oil Coconut oil Ghee High oleic safflower oil Fish and Seafood Bass Catfish Cod Crab Flounder Grouper Haddock Halibut Herring Lobster Mackerel Mahimahi Orange roughy Oysters (canned or fresh) Perch Pike Pollack Rainbow trout Salmon (canned or fresh) Sardines (canned in water, sardine oil, mustard or olive oil Scallops Shrimp (canned or fresh) Snapper Sole Tilapia Fish (highest in omega-3 fatty acids) Halibut Herring Mackerel Orange roughy Sardines Tuna Other A splash of cream in your coffee or tea daily is allowed. Butter for cooking Protein Eggs (from algae or flax-fed chickens) Omega-3 enriched eggs Beef (no more than one serving twice per week) Beef tenderloin Cubed steak Filet mignon Flank steak Ground round, extra lean Ground sirloin, lean Round steak Roast beef (top round or rump) Sirloin steak Lamb (no more than one serving twice per week) Chop Leg Roast Pork Lean, boiled ham Loin chops Pork tenderloin

Poultry (preferably free-range or organic) Chicken breast, no skin Ground chicken Ground turkey Chicken sausage Turkey sausage Veggie Burgers (less than 7 carbs each) Chik Sticks Vegetable and Grain Protein Burgers Morning Star Farms Veggie Sausage Patty Dairy Goat cheese No-fat cottage cheese No-fat cream cheese No-fat ricotta cheese Feta cheese Jarisberg Lite Swiss cheese Parmesan cheese Tofu Plain Herb Flavored (Italian, Oriental, Thai) Protein Powder Egg protein powder Vegetable protein Whey protein Game Cornish game hen Buffalo Ostrich Pheasant Rabbit Venison Natural Touch Vegetable Burgers Hard Cheese- eat lite or low sat. fat varieties (no more than 1 slice daily) Cheddar Colby Havarti Monterey Jack Provolone Swiss Mozzarella (as a condiment only) Soft Cheese Nonfat plain yogurt w/one TBS of flaxseed to increase protein content (no more than 2 ½ cup serving per week) 1% cottage cheese Part skim milk ricotta cheese Carbohydrates Vegetables Asparagus Cabbage Fennel Artichoke hearts Cauliflower Greens ( collard, turnip, Arugula Celery mustard, chard) Bamboo shoots Chard Hot peppers Bell peppers (red, green, yellow, Chives Kale orange, hot) Cilantro Kohlrabi Bok Choy Cucumbers Lettuce Broccoli Endive Leeks Brussel sprouts Eggplant Mushrooms( Portobello, Shitake, oyster, button) Okra Onions Parsley Radicchio Radishes Rutabaga Scallions Seaweed (dulse, nori, Snow Peas hikiki, kombu)

Spinach Sprouts (all varieties) String beans Turnip Water chestnuts Watercress Zucchini Vegetables (no more than ½ cup per day and avoid first 2 weeks) Carrots Parsnips Peas Legumes (eat in limited qty) Black soybeans Adzuki Navy Lentil Mung Hummus-as a condiment Fruits (no more than 1 serving a day, ½ cup berries, ½ grapefruit, or 1 small piece of whole fruit. Use only fresh or frozen not canned) Apples Apricots Blueberries Cherries Grapefruit Kiwi Nectarines Peaches Pears Plums Raspberries Strawberries Tomatoes Seeds (preferably raw, unroasted and unsalted-nuts are the best) Pumpkin Poppy Sesame Sesame Tahini( sesame paste) Sunflower High Fiber Starches La Tortilla Factory tortilla (gluten free) Manna from Heaven bread (Not gluten free; also counts as protein) Grissino breadstick- no more than 2-3/day ( read labels if gluten free is needed) Low Starch, High Protein Pasta Dream Fields pasta (low carb pasta)(not gluten Free) Low Carb Tomato Sauce Any brand with 5 or less grams of carbs Beverages 1 cup real coffee 4oz. of red wine Tea ( black, green, and herbal) Coffee Substitutes ( Roma, Teeccino, Cafix, Pero) Sweeteners ( in very limited qty) Stevia Sucralose Condiments, Spices, Seasonings Basil Bragg s Liquid Aminos (non-fermented soy sauce substitute) Cardamom Black pepper Cayenne Pepper Capers Cajun blended seasonings Cinnamon Crushed red pepper Cumin Curry powder Dill weed Fennel Garlic (fresh or powdered) Ginger Indian blended seasonings Lemon

Lime Mexican blended seasonings Miso salt (if not salt-restricted) Mustard Nutmeg Onion (fresh or powdered) Oregano Paprika Rosemary Tamari Tarragon Thyme Vanilla Vinegar (balsamic, red wine, Worcestershire sauce Umenoshi (plum), and rice) Foods to Avoid- try to avoid these altogether Dairy All Full fat Hard Cheese Bad Fats Milk Cheddar All commercially processed oils Frozen Custard Colby Corn oil Frozen Yogurt Havarti Hydrogenated Fats Fruit-flavored yogurt Monterey Jack Lard Ice cream Provolone Margarines with transfatty acid Swiss Peanut oil Bad Condiment Safflower oil Barbecue Sauce Soybean oil Ketchup Sunflower oil Mayonnaise Squeezable butter /shortening Most commercially prepared salad dressings All cuts of Meat not included in A protein or b protein Deli Meats ( other than Fresh cooked) Chicken Roll Hot Dogs ( all varieties) Corned beef Honey Turkey Pastrami Sandwich meats Sausage (other than turkey or chicken) Turkey Roll Roast beef Off- Limits Legumes Chickpeas (garbanzos) Lima Beans Peanuts Peanut butter Pinto beans Vegetables Beets Corn/corn products (tortillas) White potatoes (any form) Pumpkin Yams All Fried Foods Fried chicken Chicken nuggets Fried fish French fries Starches All bread (except Manna from Heaven bread or very low-carb bread) Crackers (except low carb and made with good fat) Couscous Muffins Packaged pancake mix Packaged dry cereal Pasta Rice Quinoa Waffles

Fruits Banana Cantaloupe Dried Fruit Grapes Honeydew Orange Pineapple Watermelon Snack Foods Chips Breakfast bars Energy bars Cakes Candy Cookies Flavored Jell-O Frozen fruit ice Gelato Ice Cream Popcorn Pretzels Beverages Fruit juice (all varieties) Soda pop (all varieties) Sports drink Sweetened teas Sugars and Artificial Sweeteners Brown sugar Corn syrup Dextrose Fructose Honey Maple Sugar Maple syrup Nutrasweet Saccharin Sucrose Sugar Sweet n Low Turbinado