pastries and rice every once in a while. You may occasionally eat these foods since his diet program will teach you how to balance food intake; it will prevent overeating or bingeing in the future.
Simple carbohydrates will have to take the backseat for the first two weeks of your 30-day diet. It will be difficult at first but once you get over the initial shock, you will eventually reduce your cravings for potatoes, cookies, cake, chips, white bread, regular pasta and white rice. If you feel that taking sugary or sweet foods from your daily meals is the end of you, choose fruits or honey.
Complex carbohydrates, on the other hand, are good for you since they are a good source of energy. These good carbohydrates are also high in fiber; they will make you feel satiated for a long time. It is advisable that you include fruits, nuts, legumes, non-starchy vegetables, whole-grain pasta and bread in your meals.
Chapter 2. Change Your Biology Nutritional Shopping List
The recipes in the succeeding chapters include information on calorie, carbohydrate, fat and dietary fiber counts. In order to lose weight when following the Change your Biology Diet, remember that you need to consume 300 calories per meal. Whereas fat intake is up to 10g, and carbohydrates should be below 9g. The dietary fiber is at a normal rate of 5g the most. This is based on a 2,000 calorie diet which guarantees weight loss after 7 days.
Keep in mind that for you to gain one pound, you need to eat 3,500 calories. If you were not on any diet, 3,500 calories per meal is not easy to notice after a few slices of pizza, burger, fries, slice of cake and your favorite Frappuccino.
Therefore, it is easier to stick with these food items whenever you prepare your meals. In short, please stay away from too much salt, sugar and alcoholic beverages. Here is a Change Your Biology Nutritional Shopping List for you to remember.
Drinks
Water
Tea
Caffeinated Coffee
Dairy
Whole milk yogurt
Ricotta cheese
Feta cheese
Half-and-Half
Cheddar cheese
Parmesan cheese
Eggs
Cottage cheese
Cheese
Coconut Milk
Cream cheese
Bread, Beans and Nuts
Saltine Crackers
Oatmeal
Granola/Bran
Peanut Butter
Whole-wheat bread
Bagels
Hummus
Pistachios
Walnuts
Whole-wheat toasts
Whole-wheat pasta
Fish and Meat
Beef jerkies
Canned chicken
Canned tuna
Chicken
Meat
Fish
Sausages
Shrimp
Fruits and Vegetables
Avocado
Broccoli
Carrots
Canned beans
Cauliflower
Celery
Dill pickles
Olives
Cucumber
Garlic
Capers
Green beans
Zucchini
Leeks
Lemons
Melon
Mushrooms
Onions
Oranges
Parsnip
Peaches
Potatoes
Cabbage
Shallots
Spinach
Salad greens
Sweet Potatoes (they are starchy as white potatoes)
Turnip
Butternut squash
Seasonings
Beef broth
Chicken broth
Hot sauce
Catsup
Soy Sauce
Mayonnaise
Mustard
Balsamic vinegar
Apple cider vinegar
Red wine vinegar
Oil
Canola
Coconut oil
Olive oil
Others
Cocoa powder
Flax seeds
Tempeh
Sesame seeds
Tofu
Raw honey
Stevia sugar substitute
Brown Sugar (Muscovado)
Chapter 3. CYB Breakfast Recipes
The first meal of the day is the most important. You need to fuel your body so you’ll have enough energy, and for you to be able to keep hunger at bay; hunger after all is one of the reasons many dieters end up binging. You see, by 11AM, your body would have used up its reserved fuel. You will begin to crave