Low Carb Meals Choices

by Amber Jenkins on August 22, 2010

Cutting down on carbohydrates in your diet and increasing fat and protein intake is what defines a low carb diet. Foods like white breads, white pasta, white rice as well as alcoholic beverages should be cut down if not eliminated. You should be consuming twenty grams or fewer each day of carbs.  Low carb diets are anchored in the theory that a diet low in carbohydrates may result in lowering the body’s production of insulin, which leads to the consumption of fat stores as an energy source. This in turn will lead to weight loss and improved energy levels.

Here are some low carb meals:

Breakfast Options

1.    An omelet made with two eggs, roasted red peppers and sausage
2.    Two hard boiled eggs with grilled salmon in cream sauce with 1/2 small tomato
3.    one hard boiled egg and one low carb muffin
4.    Two scrambled eggs paired with two slices of bacon plus one slice of  bread
5.    Two low carb pancakes topped with low carb syrup plus three turkey sausages
6.    One low carb muffin and two slices of cheddar cheese
7.    Poached egg on one slice of  whole grain bread, two tomato slices and two slices of cheddar cheese

Lunch Options

1.    Corned beef, and Swiss cheese on a slice of low carb bread plus green salad mixed up with a low carb dressing
2.    Grilled beef patty plus steamed cauliflower  and broccoli
3.    A salad of chicken, tomato, hard-boiled egg, avocado, bacon over lettuce and blue cheese plus balsamic vinaigrette and olives
4.    Shrimp salad topped with tomato slices and  lettuce with low carb dressing
5.    Large tossed salad with tomatoes , low carb dressing and tuna
6.    Steak on low carb tortilla with avocado salad and romaine
7.    A salad of cheese, roast turkey, sliced tomatoes and red onion over romaine lettuce plus balsamic vinaigrette and olives

Dinner Options

1.    Grilled chicken breast
Steamed asparagus and yellow squash
Mixed salad with vinaigrette or low carb dressing
2.    Roast chicken topped with herbs and parmesan curls plus broccoli
3.    Salmon plus cabbage cole slaw mixed up by a low carb coleslaw dressing
4.    Broiled lamb slices along with olive oil and Swiss chard plus garlic
5.    Roasted pork chop with red peppers and sautéed spinach
6.    Grilled tuna along with spice rub plus mushrooms skewers  and zucchini
7.    Pepper medley, turkey meatloaf, snow pea, and green beans

Snacks Options

1.    Celery sticks with low carb dip
2.    Red pepper sticks with low carb dip
3.    Olives and Cheddar cubes
4.    Atkins Advantage shake
5.    Stallone high protein pudding
6.    Atkins Advantage bar
7.    Cheddar and Olives cubes

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Fast Food- Fast Enough But Watch Out!

by Amber Jenkins on August 22, 2010

There has been a great hue and cry raised by the researchers and scientists in western society about the hazardous nature and outcome of getting addicted to these Fast foods, yet still many find it impossible to quit solely because their hungers are only satiated by this junk food they have been in a habit of dumping into their stomachs for years now. Fast food is an addiction not a diet.

The research has proved that the packaging of meat that is used to prepare this fast food is poorly handled and bacterial infection is a common phenomenon causing food poisoning. After treatment of food poisoning, though the bacteria causing it are destroyed yet they may transform into broccoli causing cancer. So isn’t it strange that we are ourselves running towards our deaths by blind following of certain fast food brands that not only deprive us of our money but also of our health that is hard to be earned, bought and regained once it is damaged, deteriorated and destroyed.

Once you taste it, you are forced to eat it and thereafter to make it your regular and routine diet without which you cannot even imagine to live a single day of your life – just like the drug addicts cannot exist without using dangerous drugs they are addicted to use regularly. Although the calories injected into our stomachs by fast food can be consumed by you after a workout or an exercise, the fats that keep accumulating in your bodies are either not digested at all or may take years to digest and utilize once you commit the dangerous mistake of letting this litter and fatty garbage enter into your stomach in a quest to satisfy your taste buds momentarily.

Learn more about fast food meals and how to be healthy..

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