Posts Tagged ‘protein’

Easy Veggie Meal Plans for you by Kardena Pauza

Thursday, February 11th, 2010

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If you are interested in living the vegetarian lifestyle (whether you are a vegeterian or a vegan already or not), I hope you enjoy this short info (and what I’m about to share with you).

Vegetarian diet is not a quick way to thinner waistline, but good diet plans will definitely help you get there. I’ve been on a vegetarian diet for 8 years already and during the years I’ve noticed that it’s hard to find decent vegetarian diet info.

Trying to figure out the right combination of foods can be very challenging, but fortunately there are professionals who put things to together for us. And that’s what Kardena Pauza, former Ms. Fitness America and one of the worlds best vegetarian nutrition coaches, has put together a meal plans for vegetarian diet that will help you to either get started and stop eating meat while at it or provide you substantial benefit for turning your current vegetarian diet into healthy one.

Note that Easy Veggie Meal Plans is not a weight loss program, but a guide for a healthier, vegetarian lifestyle. But healthy vegetarian diet plan will most certainly help you with getting more energy making both your mind and body more energetic and fat loss comes as a bonus. Something I’ve personally looked for years – and now it’s finally here.

Easy Veggie Meal Plans is a great package for anyone interested in vegetarian lifestyle and get simple, easy to follow vegetarian meal plans for healthy diet.

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What Do I Eat On A Raw Food Vegan Diet, Ep69

Wednesday, February 3rd, 2010

Natasha talks about what her raw food diet is like. For individual, group or donation based coaching to lose weight, get healthy and get on a raw food diet, go to: http://www.rawradianthealth.com

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10 Foods NOT to eat on a Veggie Diet from Kardena's Kitchen

Tuesday, February 2nd, 2010

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Plus, you’ll discover the 10 foods NOT to eat on a weight loss diet.

These are a couple of items on my list of 10 foods NOT to eat if you are following a vegetarian weight loss diet.

The first thing is something that many people like to have in the morning and that is a protein shake. They look very healthy, but what is interesting about these is they have too much sugar per serving. There are usually 2 servings in each bottle, so you are eating way too much sugar. Read the labels for these.

Another product I’ve found is a protein shake with greens. Although I love greens, this shake is loaded with sugar. The greens are great, but I dont like them in this form of a protein drink.

Protein or breakfast bars are next and tend to be loaded with sugars. They need to add binders and extra sugars to them for taste and that translates into more sugar. For example, a Kashi bar does have a good amount of protein, however, the sugar count is higher than the protein count. You need to read the labels on these.

Next is whole wheat bread. All bread is made of wheat, but what you want to watch out for is even if it says its whole wheat, it may be just glorified flour. A great test to see if it is whole wheat is to ball up a slice in your hand. If it holds the ball, that is a great indicator that it is not whole wheat. This doughy ball will turn into sugar very quickly after you eat it. When it turns into sugar in your body, it will turn into fat very quickly as well. You want to pick a whole wheat bread that doesn’t ball up and is actually a little chunky or rough.

Frozen foods are another trap you can fall into. These are great if you are on the go, however, they arent so good because they are very high in sodium and carbs. They sound great, but the carb content is just too high. You can find some that are ok, so be sure to check the protein and sodium levels very closely and balance them out in your diet. You can get away with eating some good ones once in awhile.

One more thing is a Slim Fast breakfast drink. I want to show you this one because the label can be very deceiving. You always want to look beyond the label on the front and look at the list of ingredients on the back first. Interestingly enough, the first ingredient in this protein shake is sugar and then oil. Now, if you are making your own protein drink, would you add sugar and oil to it? Nope! The next ingredient is protein powder, however, in one serving there is only 2 grams of protein. You need to add 8-ounces of milk to get the 10 grams of protein. So, basically, you are drinking a sugar and milk shake. Get rid of it!

A lot of people love to have burritos, wraps or quesadillas. Thats great, but you need to be careful of the tortillas and the flour that is in them. Most tortillas are in the 15-20 grams of refined carbs, so go for a whole wheat brand. I have some healthier options. One is a whole wheat tortilla by the “La Tortilla Factory” and is low-carb and very high in fiber. These are the kind of tortillas you want to find.

Another option for burritos and tacos is using lettuce to add that extra crunch. Simply rinse them off and use them as the wrap. You can use any variety such as butter lettuce or romaine. These will give you fiber and lots of nutrients and energy as well.

Another healthy option is using raw, organic coconut oil. A lot of people use this when they cook or they put it on their toast. I use this in my smoothies and in desserts. Coconut oil actually helps to pull cholesterol out of your body. It also helps to stabilize your blood sugar and your energy. Its also good for your skin and hormones levels and actually helps you to lose weight.

Another option for vegetarians who need some extra protein is sunflower and pumpkin seeds. They are very versatile as you can add them to your salad, your smoothies and I also blend them up and use them as the meat in my burritos. These are easy to digest and they are very high in protein and zinc and have healthy oils for you. Your body is going to love you if you eat these!

These are just a couple of the items that Ive included on my list of 10 foods not to eat.

If you want to see more, please go and check out the rest of the list at www.EasyVeggieMealPlans.com

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Juicer Recipes * Carrot Celery Kohlrabi * How to start Raw Vegan Diet !!

Saturday, January 30th, 2010

Juicing Recipes *
Juicing for Weight Loss *
Raw Food Diet *

A viewer asked for suggestions for someone who is really unhealthy, but wants to go raw, and my short answer is: Today is the day to go raw! Now is the time.

But do watch this video for more….
…as well as an entertaining surprise!!

? Carrot Celery Kohlrabi ?

* I n g r e d i e n t s *
— Carrots (unpeeled if organic, peeled if inorganic)
— Celery Stalks
— Kohlrabi (a type of cabbage)

* P r e p a r a t i o n *
— 1) Run all veggies through your Breville juicer, or whatever the best juicer is for you. http://bit.ly/mIrEW
— 2) Enjoy!

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Ketosis weight loss diet for vegetarians?

Monday, January 18th, 2010

I am trying to start a ketosis diet to lose weight but I am a vegetarian. What are some good foods that I could eat? I read egg whites and cheese are good and protein powder, but no nuts. My main protein income is usually nuts and beans. Are beans still ok? And it says to up the fat intake. I only get about 5% of the daily fat as it is and barley lose weight. Uping the fat doens’t make sense.. How would that help me lose weight? I do not want to take meds or anything to induce ketosis.

Beans are too high in carbs to throw you into ketosis (unless you’re hardcore at working out).

Some foods you should stock up on are… (in net carbs)
- Macadamias (1.5 for 12 nuts)
- Yves veg hot dogs (~2 per dog)
- Firm tofu (7/100 g)
- Almonds (2.5 for 23 nuts
- Edamame (10 for 1 cup shelled)

Any hard cheese is fine; just have one thumb sized stick of it max per day. Also, whole eggs are less than 1 carb per egg. Meat analogues tend to be good choices, too, just read the labels carefully.

Fat – the fat satisfies your hunger and keeps up your calories – you’re not trying for starvation. Also, you’re trying to convert from carbs as your energy source to fat burning.

How Does Protein Help You Burn Fat

Sunday, December 20th, 2009

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Watch as Isabel explains how protein containing foods are an essential part of any fat loss meal plan. Are you eating enough protein? Are you eating too much protein? Are you eating protein at the right times? Watch this video to find the answers.

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