Mar 27

This is not to lose weight! I don’t believe in “diets”! I know my body very well and this is what I think it needs. Yours could be VERY different to mine and as such, you should not eat exactly what I eat.The supplements, those you do need… maybe even at higher quantities.

Diet
At 6:20am drank a litter of water with 2 servings of glyconutrients and half a serving of an Energy & Endurance Formula that is perfect for athletes. (15.4 calories)

At 7:45am a liter of water with a Whey Protein Blend. I also took a Multivitamin and Multimineral Supplement, a Antioxidant Supplement, a Phytosterol Supplement, and an omega 3 supplement (essential fatty acids commonly found in fish). (71 calories)

At 8am I ate three poached eggs with a toast.

toast and eggwhites

toast and eggwhites

Many people, including nutritionists recommend this practice because of the cholesterol in egg yolk. But recent studies have found that cholesterol in the diet does not increase cholesterol levels in the blood. Instead, it is trans-fats that were found to increase cholesterol levels in the blood. I believe that egg yolk has beneficial and essential fatty acids. I didn’t eat them because I just had an omega 3 supplement and probably eating them at this time would be unnecessary. (116 calories)

At 11:50am I ate two poached eggs and an apple. (209 calories)

poached eggs

poached eggs

At 2:10pm I ate one poached egg and an apple. (131 calories)

At 3:50pm I ate an apple. (53 calories)

At 5pm I ate an apple. (53 calories)

At 6:50pm I ate an apple. (53 calories)

At 8:30pm I drank a liter of water with a Whey Protein Blend. I also took a Multivitamin and Multimineral Supplement, a Antioxidant Supplement, a Phytosterol Supplement, and an omega 3 supplement (essential fatty acids commonly found in fish). (71 calories)

At 9:15pm I ate double salmon patty sandwich (710 calories):

Salmon Sandwhich

Salmon Sandwhich

Two toasts with mayo
2 slices of cheese
1 jalapeño
Yes, the picture is not correct. There were no carrots or tomatoes. There were two full patties and not 1.5 and a couple of cheese slices, not just one.

4 liters of water

4 liters of water

Besides the two liters of water that mentioned I drank four liters of bottled water, three of which had two servings of Advanced Glyconutrients and a half serving of an Energy & Endurance Formula that is perfect for athletes. (43.5 calories)

I ate a total of 1526 calories. Today was an good balance to yesterday’s moderately high to high glycemic meals. Looking back, I noticed that I’m missing vegetables. I will be sure to eat GREEN vegetables tomorrow. My last meal was way too late. I don’t like to eat past 8pm. Although many nutritionists or trainers will say that it gets converted into fat because you go to sleep o whatever, I don’t eat it for one main reason: it can hinder your sleep. Try to go to sleep at least a couple of hours after your last meal. You want to be completely relaxed when you sleep. If your body is still working hard to digest what you just ate, it will do what it possibly can to not go to sleep until the food is digested.

Exercise
Sprint training

12 Responses to “Diet for Thursday, March 25, 2010”

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