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The Plan Eat 5 smaller meals through the course of the day (breakfast, snack, lunch, snack, dinner.) The goal is to maintain a high metobalic rate. Have protien at each meal, as well as, a balance of fruits and vegetables. Adviod sugar as much as possible. Benifits of Healthy Diet Enables the body to perform at the peak of its capability. Faster recovery for endourance Quicker recovery for muscles Builds leaner and stronger muscles Reduces body fat and replaces it with muscle Healthy Tips Drink as much water as possible. Try to advoid drinking gatorade and other sports drinks as well as, soft drinks. Try not to over eat at any one particular meal, if over eatting occurs do not try to make up for it during other meals of the day. Do not skip any meals, if a meal is skipped, do NOT make up for it by over eatting at a later meal. Eat all aspects of the meal at the same time to acheive the greatest results.

Food Item Bread Cereal/Grains Crackers Fruits Vegetables Heathly Choices Green Choice Award: Choose often 100% Whole wheat and whole grain breads, whole wheat bagels, English muffins, tortillas, oatmeal, and pitas Whole grain and high fiber cereal (Kashi) [hot or cold), Oatmeal, Brown Rice, Whole Wheat Pasta Low-fat, whole grain and high fiber crackers (Triscuits) Fresh, frozen or canned in those canned in their own juice, berries Fresh or frozen Yellow Choice Award: Choose sometimes ** White Bread and cereals made with enriched flour White rice, regular pasta, egg noodles, and rice noodles Red Choice Award: Choose rarely Baked goods such as sweet rolls, croissants, Danishes Prepared from commercial mixes or with cream, butter, or cheese sauce Rice Cakes, Wheat Thins, Crackers with more than 3 grams Saltines of fat per serving (club crackers) 100% fruit juice and dried fruits Fruit drinks (Hi-C, Sunny D) or sweetened canned fruits Canned, vegetable juices, tomato juice, avocado, and olives Pickled vegetables, canned vegetables, deep fried vegetables (French fries), and vegetables prepared with a lot of butter or cream sauce Milk, yogurt, and 1% milk fat or less 2% milk fat Whole, Half and Half cottage cheese SKIM*** Cheese Reduced fat and low-fat cheeses Cheese made with 2% milk Regular Cheese Meat Trimmed, lean cuts of beef, pork, lamb, or veal; Laura s Lean ground beef Ham, turkey bacon, turkey sausage Poultry Skinless turkey and chicken Lean turkey or chicken breast lunch meats; Ground turkey Fish & Shellfish Fresh or Frozen and grilled, Canned fish or imitation crab baked, or steamed Eggs Egg whites, egg substitutes Whole eggs Beans Any frozen, dried, or canned beans, peas, or lentils Peanut and nut butters Natural nut butters Regular peanut butter Soy products Tofu and Soybean based products Fatty or heavily marbled cuts of beef, pork, veal and lamb; bacon; ribs; processed meats (Bacon, sausage, hot dogs) Fried chicken, poultry skin, duck, goose Salted, smoked or pickled, canned in oil, fried Prepared in high fat sauces, with lard and sugar, or fried Deep fried soy products

Healthy Fat Choices GREAT FATS OK FATS EVERY ONCE IN A WHILE FATS Canola Oil Safflower Oil Olive Oil Vegetable Oil Sesame Oil Avocado Olives Nuts and seeds Fish Oil Fish Oil Supplements Flax Seed/Flax Seed Oil Almonds Walnuts Pecans Homemade dressings/vinaigrette Peanut oil Non-hydrogenated soft margarine Low-fat dressings Low-fat mayonnaise Light cream cheese Light sour cream Lard Butter Shortening Coconut oil Tropical oils Palm oil Palm kernel oil Regular sour cream Regular cream cheese Commercial dips Creamy salad dressings Cream Bacon Gravy Healthy Meat Choices Poultry Fish Seafood Beef Veal Pork Lamb White Chicken Meat Salmon Scallops Extra Lean Ground Beef (90% or better) Cutlets Pork Chops Lamb Chops Chicken Breast Mahi-Mahi Shrimp Loin/sirloin (See Beef) Lean Ham Leg Leg of Lamb White Turkey Meat Perch Lobster Chuck Lean Roast (see beef)

Poultry Fish Seafood Beef Veal Pork Lamb Turkey Breast Grouper Crab Meat Filet (See Beef) Snapper Flounder/Hali but Breakfast Eggs (Egg whites are best) Oatmeal Whole grain or whole wheat cereal Fresh fruit Whole grain or whole wheat bread Snacks -Fresh fruit -Power bars -Trail mix -Protein shakes Lunch Sandwich (ham, turkey, roast beef, ect..) -NO CHEESE -lettuce, tomato, onion mayo are OK -Whole grain or whole wheat bread Salad -no heavy cream dressings Soups Any kind of Veggies

Dinner Pastas (whole grain is best) 8-10 oz portions of meat from the charts above Potatoes Veggies Salads Soups SAMPLE DAY Breakfast Whole grain Cereal (exp: cherios, raisin brand, special K) -with 2% milk Fresh fruit (exp: banana, mixed berries, orange) Juice (8 oz. Orange Juice, Not SUNNY D) Snack #1 Power bar or fresh fruit (bananas, apple ect...) Lunch Turkey Breast sandwich - with lettuce, onion, tomato, small amount of mayo - on whole wheat or whole grain bread - NO CHEESE Apple wedges

Snack #2 Bag of trail mix -nuts, dried fruit, granola Dinner Whole grain Pasta with tomato sauce steamed mixed veggies glass of 2% milk *Drink water as possible through out the day, and try to avoid foods and drinks with large amounts of sugar SAMPLE DAY #2 Breakfast 2 Eggs (egg whites are best) 1 strip of bacon Fresh fruit Piece of whole wheat or whole grain toast Snack #1 Protein shake Lunch Ham Sandwich -with lettuce, onion, tomato and mayo - on whole wheat or whole grain bread Banana Snack #2

Fresh fruit (apples, oranges) Dinner 8-10 oz pork chop Mashed potato Asparagus *Drink water as possible through out the day, and try to avoid foods and drinks with large amounts of sugar