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HEALTHY EATING AND THE MARTIAL ARTS - page 2 A healthy diet may increase life & enhance overall quality of life. Day 1 Breakfast: 1-2 servings of water - For the most part, I’m not big on breakfast and get icky if I eat much in the morning. When I eat- 1 serving of soy milk and a grain, flake or granola cereal or a fruit or a 6 oz serving of soy milk blended with fruit in a blender for a natural breakfast smoothie. Lunch: An apple, a fruit bar, and some kiwi’s or left over food from the night before or salad Dinner: Big salad (lettuce/spinach, broccoli, nuts, olives, croutons sometimes or celery, mushrooms and peppers with a light dressing). You can get creative with this and use pineapples or mandarin oranges or avocados, etc. A snack sometimes in evening if still hungry - a fruit bar, a small bowl of cereal, or fruit Day 2 Breakfast: Same Lunch: Same Dinner: 1-2 servings of pasta and tomato sauce with 1-2 servings of bread. (Note, not always best to combine starches with starches, but sometimes you weigh out the possibilities and look at the benefits from the individual food.) With pasta you can add oregano, garlic powder, chili powder, paprika as spices or not, spices won’t effect the weight if in moderation and not allergic to them. You can also add mushrooms, broccoli, carrots, squash, peppers, etc. at your judgment of which ones to add.
Day 3 Breakfast: Same Lunch: Same Dinner: 2 servings of cereal. Day 4 Breakfast: Same Lunch: Same Dinner: 2 pimento cheese sandwiches (whole wheat) with small serving of sun chips (Not the best day for nutrition at dinner but was a quick choice that was much better than stuffing your face with fast food or candy.) Day 5 Breakfast: Same Lunch: Same Dinner: 1 serving of white rice steamed with medley of vegetables (possibilities-baby corn, bamboo shoots, broccoli, legumes/snap peas, etc, green beans, mushrooms, cauliflower, bean sprouts, carrots, water chestnuts, bok choy, peppers, etc.), and baked/grilled or sautéed tofu. All prepared with light sauce low in sodium and fat or no sauce at all if you wish, depends upon mood. Day 6 Day Off Breakfast: Same Lunch: Cereal Dinner: Big Salad or pasta depending upon mood. Day 7 Day Off Breakfast: Same Lunch: Peanut butter and banana or jelly sandwich (wheat bread) Dinner: Cereal Day 8 Fast, nothing but water. Note: Throughout menu plan I consume 6-8 more servings of water a day other than breakfast. Every few days I consume 100% juice with no added sugar- 1-2 servings. About every other day I consume green or herbal tea for relaxation and to disperse toxins. Rarely may I have a cup of coffee in a blue moon. Chai tea is a treat to me on occasion. Click Here to Return to Previous Page | Nutrition Notes & Personal Guidelines ***THIS ARTICLE IS NOT INTENDED TO TAKE THE ADVICE OF YOUR PHYSICIAN. IN ADDITION, YOU SHOULD ALWAYS CONSULT YOUR PHYSICIAN WHEN CONSIDERING ANY CHANGE IN YOUR DAILY DIET SO THAT A PLAN CAN BE SET TOGETHER WITH YOUR DOCTOR THAT WILL SATISFY INDIVIDUALS NEEDS. MORE LINKS AT KENPO KUNG FU.com Chin na | Tai Chi | Ground Fighting | Multiple Man Fighting | Takedowns Also see: Five Animals | Weapons Sealing the Breath and Sealing the Vein | Cavity Press Misplacing the Bone | Dividing the Muscle Return to Kenpo Kung Fu Homepage
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