Dad Bod: Intermittent Fasting Fating Plan for men

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EATING PLAN

SEVEN-DAY EATING PLAN FOR MEN

This low-calorie, high-protein meal plan consists of healthy, simple meals and snacks that are easy to prepare. There are three meals and two snacks every day. Shakes can also be used for your convenience to help you reach your protein requirements.

HOW DOES IT WORK?

The eating plan is low in calories to help you achieve a negative energy balance and lose weight. The calorie restriction is spread over all days to consume approximately the same amount of calories daily.

Protein is well known for helping with weight loss. Protein increases satiety to help you feel fuller for longer, leading to a lower calorie intake. It also plays a role in maintaining and increasing muscle mass to improve body composition. All these effects support a better body composition and lower body fat mass.

YOU SHOULD FOLLOW THIS MEAL PLAN IF YOU:

• Want to lose weight or maintain your weight loss.

• Prefer a high protein eating plan with a lower fat and carbohydrate content.

• Are looking for an easy meal plan to follow without too much hassle.

• Need regular meals/snacks during the day to maintain energy levels.

• Prefer to eat breakfast and enjoy having snacks.

Use the food exchange list provided at the end of the document to replace any foods that you dislike, are allergic to, or would simply like to deviate from.

NUTRITION

UNDERSTANDING NUTRITION

Understanding the basics of nutrition is a critical part of your journey to a fitter, healthier and happier you.

MACRONUTRIENTS

Macronutrients are the nutrients the body needs in large amounts to function optimally. These nutrients include carbohydrates, fat and protein.

CARBOHYDRATES

Carbohydrates—also known as carbs—are broken down into individual glucose, fructose or galactose molecules through digestion. Glucose is your body’s preferred energy source. If you do not consume enough carbs, your body can get glucose from glycogen stores or muscle tissue by breaking down the protein. When you take excessive quantities of carbohydrates, and your glycogen stores are full, your body stores the rest of this energy in the fat cells.

FAT

During digestion, fat is broken down into smaller fatty acids and then transported to the rest of the body. The primary function of fat is to provide energy. Fat also forms part of cell membranes and provides you with fat-soluble vitamins.

PROTEIN

Protein plays a role wherever the body is growing, repairing or replacing tissues. It supports lean muscle tissue growth by using amino acids to build tissue. Protein plays a vital role in specific components of your immune system, hormones, nervous system, and organs. Your body can break down protein to provide energy and glucose when it does not have enough.

SO WHERE DO CALORIES AND KILOJOULES FIT IN?

Calories and kilojoules are different metric units that measure the same thing—the energy in food. These units are used to measure the amount of energy within food or how much energy your body is expending in a day.

SUPPLEMENTS

GUIDE FOR ESSENTIAL FOR RESULTS

BLEND DESIGNED TO FUEL YOUR WORKOUTS

• Power & Performance + Hydration

• Enhance muscle gains & Supports Recovery

• Ensure peak performance and sustained energy

• Optimal muscle support & recovery

• Optimal nitrogen retention & amino acid conversion

• Easy digestive whey protein isolate, hydrolysate & concentrate

ADD-ON TO ACCELERATE RESULTS

• Enhances testosterone levels

• Controls estrogen levels

• Boosts strength and lean muscle mass

• Boost muscle training intensity & stamina

• Promotes muscle stamina, strength & Recovery

• Stimulant Free

Only effective when combined with a balanced, energy-restricted eating plan and regular physical activity.

MORNING WORKOUT TIME

• Water, black coffee, black tea

• 1 scoop of BlueLab Whey

30 MIN PRIOR TO WORKOUT

MEALS

• Tuna salad with gluten-free wrap. Fill wrap with 1 tin drained tuna in brine, strips of cucumber, bell peppers and leafy greens. Add 1 tbsp, cream cheese or Tzatziki.

• 1 scoop of Creatine Hydrator

BREAKING FAST

• Cucumber sticks (1 cup) with hummus (2tbsp.)

• 70g mixed, unsulated , raw nuts

• 1-2 scoops of Bluelab Whey

SECOND MEAL

Chicken fillets strips (150-200g) pan-fried with olive oil and herbs.

• Stir-fried vegetables (1-2 cups) i.e a mix of cabbage, spinach, carrots, mushrooms, onions), 1 tbsp. olive oil for preparations.

• 1 scoop All9 Amino

FIRST MEAL

• 4 Testo gH Ultra Tablets

TUESDAY

MORNING WORKOUT TIME

• Water, black coffee, black tea

• 1 scoop of BlueLab Whey

30 MIN PRIOR TO WORKOUT

MEALS

• Egg omelette (1-2 whole eggs and 1 egg white), seasoned with pink Himalayan salt, use 1/2 tbsp. olive oil for pan

• Filling: 1/2 to 1 cup cut spinach, tomato, peppers

• Extra: 1 tbsp. grated hard cheese

• 1 scoop of Creatine Hydrator

BREAKING FAST

• Biltong (50g)

• Veggie skewers (cucumber, cherry, tomatoes, olives)

• 1-2 scoops of Bluelab Whey

SECOND MEAL

Lean mince (150-200g), stir-fried in olive oil

• Cauliflower rice (1 cup)

• Tomato, celery and herb bolognaise (1 cup cooked)

• Sautéed string bens (1 cup), use 1/2 tbsp. olive oil for preparation

• 1 Scoop All9 Amino

FIRST MEAL

• 4 Testo gH Ultra Tablets

MORNING WORKOUT TIME

• Water, black coffee, black tea

• 1 scoop of BlueLab Whey

30 MIN PRIOR TO WORKOUT

MEALS

• 1 small sweet potato spud, roasted with skin

• Filling: Lean mince (90-120g), tomato & feta salad (1 handful green leafy veg, tomato & 1 scoop Creatine Hydrator

BREAKING FAST

SECOND MEAL

• Oven-grilled fish (150-200g) with olive oil, course pink Himalayan salt and herbs

• Steamed broccoli (1 cup)

• Gem squash (1-2 halves) with 1/4 tsp. butter

• Cucumbers, feta & sunflower seed salad (1 cup cucumber, 1/2 feta ring, 1 tbsp seeds)

• 1 scoop All9 Amino

FIRST MEAL

• 4 Testo gH Ultra Tablets

THURSDAY

MORNING WORKOUT

TIME

• Water, black coffee, black tea

30 MIN PRIOR TO WORKOUT

30 MIN PRIOR TO WORKOUT

• 1 scoop of BlueLab Whey

MEALS

BREAKING FAST

SECOND MEAL

• Chicken thighs (150g - 200g)

• Roasted sweet potato slices (1/2 cup)

• Grilled baby marrow (1 cup)

• Coleslaw (1 cup shredded cabbage, peppers, celery).

• Dressing: 1 tbsp. olive oil, apple cider vinegar & mustard (extra: 30g sunflower seeds)

• 1 scoop All9 Amino

THIRD MEAL

Stir-fried vegetables (1 cup shredded cabbage, spinach, bell peppers, mushrooms) 1 scoop Creatine Hydrator

FIRST MEAL

• 4 Testo gH Ultra Tablets

FRIDAY

MORNING WORKOUT TIME

• Water, black coffee, black tea

• 1 scoop of BlueLab Whey

30 MIN PRIOR TO WORKOUT

MEALS

• Chicken salad cauliflower wrap (120-150g chicken), shredded cabbage, spinach, chopped tomato, cucumber, celery, 1 tbsp. cream cheese 1 scoop Creatine Hydrator

BREAKING FAST

FIRST MEAL

• Grilled rump steak (150-200g)

• Roasted hubbard squash (1 cup) or patty pans

• Steamed broccoli (1 cup)

• 1 scoop All9 Amino

• 4 Testo gH Ultra Tablets

SATURDAY

MORNING WORKOUT TIME

• Water, black coffee, black tea

• 1 scoop of BlueLab Whey

BREAKING FAST

MIN PRIOR TO WORKOUT

MEALS

• Egg omelette (1-2 whole eggs and 1 egg white), seasoned with pink Himalayan salt, use 1/2 tbsp. olive oil for pan

• Filling: 1 cup spinach, tomato, peppers

• Extra: 1 tbsp. grated hard cheese

• 1 scoop Creatine Hydrator

FIRST MEAL

• Cucumber sticks 91 cup) with Hummus (2 tbsp.)

• Droëwors (50g)

• 1-2 scoops of Bluelab Whey

SECOND MEAL

• Oven-grilled fish (150-200g) with olive oil, course pink Himalayan salt and herbs

• Roasted vegetables (1 cup sweet potato, baby marrow, cauliflower)

• Sautéed string beans (1 cup) (olive oil for saute)

• Serve with 1/2 tsp. pumpkin or sunflower seeds

• 1 scoop All9 Amino

• 4 Testo gH Ultra Tablets

MORNING WORKOUT TIME

• Water, black coffee, black tea

• 1 scoop of BlueLab Whey

BREAKING FAST

MEALS

Roasted chicken, no skin (150-200g) Roasted baby marrow (4-6 halves) with 1 tbsp. parmesan cheese

Stir-fried vegetables (1-2 cups) (mix of cabbage, spinach, carrots, mushrooms, onion) (1 tbsp. olive oil for preparation)

• 1 Scoop Creatine Hydrator

FIRST MEAL

• Cucumber sticks 91 cup) with Hummus (2 tbsp.)

• Droëwors (50g)

• 1-2 scoops of Bluelab Whey SECOND MEAL

Small, crustless spinach & feta quiche ( 2 whole eggs and 1 egg white)

• Filling: handfulx baby spinach, 1/2 cup mushrooms and 1/2 feta ring) 1-2 cups green salad with olives (5-10) and vinaigrette (1 tbsp.)

• 1 Scoop All9 Amino

• 4 Testo gH Ultra Tablets

FOOD EXCHANGE LIST

NON-STARCHY VEGETABLES

A serving of leafy greens is about 2‒3 cups. For all other non-starchy vegetables, ½ cup cooked or 1 cup raw is a serving.

1 serving = approx. 105 kJ (25 calories), carbs 5 g, protein 1‒2 g, fat 0 g

Artichoke

Asparagus

Bamboo shoots

Bok Choy

Broccoli

Brussels sprouts

Cabbage

Carrots

Cauliflower

Celery

Chard / Swiss chard

Chives

Coriander

Cucumber

Eggplant

Fennel

Green beans

Greens (beet, collard, dandelion, kale, mustard, turnip)

Horseradish

Leeks

Lettuce, all

Microgreens

Mushrooms

Okra

Onions

Parsley

Peppers, all

Radishes

Rocket

Salsa

Sea vegetables

Snap peas, snow peas

Spinach

Spring Onions

Sprouts, all

Squash (delicta, pumpkin, spaghetti, yellow, zucchini)

Tomato

Turnips

Vegetables, fermented

Watercress

FRUITS STARCHES

1 serving = approx. 60‒120 calories, carbs 15‒30 g, protein 0 g, fat 0 g

1 serving = approx. 70‒140 calories, Carbs 15‒30 g, Protein 3‒6 g, fat 0 g

Blackberries

Boysenberries

Cranberries, unsweetend

Loganberries

Raspberries

Strawberries

Apple Plum

Naartjie

Orange

Grapefruit

Wholewheat wrap

Quinoa

Butternut

Pumpkin

Sweet potato

100% rye bread

Rice cakes

Oats

Only effective when combined with a balanced, energy-restricted eating plan and regular physical activity.

SERVING

1 x 20 cm

½ cup cooked

1 cup cooked ¾ 1 cup cooked

½ cup cooked

1 slice (20 g)

2 rice cakes ⅓ cup uncooked

FOOD EXCHANGE LIST

1 serving = approx. 45 calories, carbs 0 g, protein 0 g, fat 5 g

1 serving = approx. 150‒220 calories, carbs 0 g, protein 14‒28 g, fat 1‒9 g

1 serving = approx. 45 calories, carbs 0 g, protein 1 g, fat 5 g

SERVING

Avocado

Butter

Coconut milk, regular Cream Cream cheese

Oils, cooking: coconut (virgin), grapeseed, extra virgin olive, sesame

Oils, salad: Almond, avocado, canola, flaxseeds, grapeseed, hempseed, olive, pumpkin seed, high-oleic safflower and sunflower, sesame, walnut

Mayonnaise (unsweetened – made with avocado, grapeseed or olive oil)

Olives, black or green

Salad dressing made with quality oil

MCT powder ½ MCT oil

Sour cream

Animal proteins:

Bacon

Beef

Cheese: Cottage Feta

Goats cheese

Mozzarella

Ricotta

Meat:

White or dark meat

Lamb, leg, chop, or lean roast

Pork, tenderloin

Sausage Turkey, white or dark meat

Venison/Game

Eggs, whole

Egg whites

Fish:

Hake and white fish

Herring

Mackerel Salmon

Sardines (in water or oil)

Trout

Tuna, canned (chunk light or solid light, in water or brine)

Yellowtail

Shellfish (shrimp, crab, lobster, clams, mussels, oysters, scallops)

Almonds

Almond butter

Brazil nuts

Cashews

Chia Seeds

Coconut, dried

Flaxseeds, ground

Hazelnuts 5

Hemp seeds

Macadamia

Nut & seed butter

Peanuts

Pecan halves

Pine nuts

Pistachios

Pumpkin seeds

Sesame seeds

Soy nuts

Sunflower seeds

Walnut

Only effective when combined with a balanced, energy-restricted eating plan and regular physical activity.

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