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Is this a healthy Diet? …?

Question by Vick: Is this a healthy Diet? …?
I have been trying to lose weight pretty fast. I want to drop at least 20 or 25 pounds in the next five months. So far, I have lost about 7 pounds with the following diet, and I would like to know if it is healthy and how I can prevent from gaining back quickly:
Breakfast- medium sized bowl of all bran fiber cerial with non fat or skim milk.
Lunch- a plate of veggies, OR a couple of eggs
Dinner- small portions of whatever my mom is serving, but no bread. (I am sixteen, by the way)
Snacks- Plain non fat yogurt and plenty of almonds

I have only been doing this for a little over a week, and the results have been good so far. I feel great, and I exercise at least three or for times a week, but very very lightly (weight lifting, VERY short distant jogs, etc. I can’t do too much because of asthma).
I drink quite a lot of water as well. (no soda, or pretty much anything else)
Is this diet OK? Do you think I will gain it back quickly?
I’m also a girl, so I don’t think I have to worry about man boobs, but thanks for the concern! 😀

Best answer:

Answer by tennislover
its ok,, but i dont think your really eating enough

you need more…

eat more protein sources. and more vegetables..

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  1. dragonqueen says:

    this diet is perfectly okay…and u wont gain weight as long as u avoid junk food

  2. poisonedflower says:

    Your diet doesn’t have enough variety and honestly it sounds boring. Healthy doesn’t mean tasteless. Do you seriously eat this everyday? Can you stick to this diet for life? I see you have drastically reduced your carbs you need carbs for energy. Fiber aid digestion and will keep you fuller longer. You will gain back if you don’t stick to healthy eating for life. Make a diet and exercise plan you can honestly live with forever. Aim to eat 100 different foods a week, you need to be sure to get all your vitamins and nutrients. Healthy fats (avocado, olives and olive oil, plain nuts and seeds, flaxseed oil) don’t cut out all fat boys actually do need some fat cut out too much and you will actually end up with man boobs it causes excess estrogen production just as if you eat too much fat, so moderation is key.

    Divide your plate
    1/2 fruit and veggies (make sure to eat a variety and try new ones when you have the chance)
    1/4 of a lean protein or protein substitute if you are vegetarian. Don’t just eat eggs all the time
    1/4 fiber rich carbs (red or brown rice, bulgar, oatmeal or oatbran, quinoa etc.)

    Your breakfast is good but try a little variety some other options
    Oatmeal with honey and fresh fruit
    Homemade fruit and veggie smoothies
    1 egg, 1/2 cup bulgar or some wholegrain toast, baked beans, fresh fruit, you can have 2 slices of turkey bacon if you aren’t vegetarian
    1 natural peanut butter or almond butter sandwich, milk, 1 banana.
    2-3 oz of fish (if vegetarian skip and add tofu to the miso), miso soup (excellent for weight loss), 1/2 cup brown or red rice, raw veggies or small side salad, green tea, fresh fruit
    2 open-faced sandwiches on wasa crackers or a healthy bread, thin slices of cheese, loaded with veg, fresh fruit
    Japanese omelet (I add grated daikon to mine and I use only 1 tsp of oil get a good nonstick pan so you need less oil) alternatively a plain egg prepared to your tastes, stir-fried sesame bok-choy, fresh fruit, 1/2 cup rice or bulgar, green tea
    Muesli and kefir (it’s like plain yoghurt

    http://www.yummly.com/recipe/Stir_fried-Sesame-Bok-Choy-Recipezaar
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EpET8FzGyvI

    More breakfast recipes
    http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/content/recipes/healthy/healthy-breakfast/
    http://www.thebestofrawfood.com/raw-food-breakfast-recipes.html

    Lunch
    Try to add a grain if you will skip carbs do it at dinner not earlier in the day
    Add some protein (tofu, meat substitutes there are loads of them, or if not vegetarian fish, chicken, turkey, shrimp)
    You might think of making some homemade wraps, a sub on healthy bread
    or trying hummus with raw vegetables
    One of my favorite salads
    grilled chicken (or like the Quorn chicken breast meat substitute), shredded cabbage, avocado, julienned yellow bell pepper, cottage cheese, caramelized cashews, diced red onion, apples) sounds kind of crazy but it’s delicious

    More healthy lunch recipes
    http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/content/recipes/healthy/healthy-lunch/

    You should be getting at least 1800 calories b/c you are a growing boy so please don’t reduce more than that. I am happy to hear no soda =) Treats are okay in moderation be realistic or when the holidays come around you will gorge. It takes about 3 bites to satisfy a sweet craving. So portion out snacks. I like baked chips for fries I bake them or make sweet potato fries. If you like cakes sub oil with applesauce and have a small slice, 1/2 cup ice cream or frozen yoghurt topped with fresh fruit. There should be some healthy dessert recipes on the site too. So you don’t need to forever forego treats of course if you honestly don’t care for junk food don’t eat it but if you love it learn moderation.

    Remember you will likely go out to eat again so look up your favorite restaurants (even fastfood joints b/c they are hard to avoid for life) and look up nutritional info so you can plan healthy meals ahead of time. Ask for a smaller plate, order side dishes or appetizers instead of main entrees, split the meal if a main entree, and you can in a restaurant at least specify more how you want food prepared. Be realistic and flexible.

    Yoghurt and nuts are good snacks also try some plain seeds (sunflower and pumpkin seeds contain zinc which is crucial for boys), hummus with veg is a good snack too

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