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Old Sun, Jun-26-11, 09:46
AnnFlan AnnFlan is offline
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Plan: Dukan and now Atkins
Stats: 132/124/120 Female 161 cm
BF:22%
Progress: 67%
Location: Dawlish, Devon, UK
Default Need advise on nutritional analysis

I finally had to bite the bullet, analyse my food intake and see where I am going wrong. It turns out that I was eating at least 180 grams of pure proteins a day! I am 5ft3 (and a half – it counts!) and weight approximately 8st 11 – trying to get to 8st10. Also I am a 47 year old mum of ten year old twin girls; I don’t know if that has any bearing (hope so!).

Today i painstakingly entered my adjusted intake into Fitday.com and can advise that my analysis is:

Calories 1,326
Fat % – 53
Protein % – 42
Carb % – 5
Alcohol % – 0!

This is and/or will be consumed as follows:

Breakfast: Omelette – one whole egg, two white, tsp butter one rasher of bacon,2 cherry toms
Lunch: MIM
Dinner: Turkey 100g and Chicken 100g on BBQ, Salad, 2 tbsp homemade mayo

Snack/drinks: Soya milk unsweetened 200 mls, 100g Fromage Frais – low fat (same carbs as full fat yoghurt), Sucralose, 60 ml single cream

Am I finally now doing it right?

Also drinking loads of green tea and tap water.

If there is any tweaking or further adjusting necessary, please let me know.

Ann


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Old Mon, Jun-27-11, 02:28
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Elizellen Elizellen is offline
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Plan: Atkins (DANDR)
Stats: 290/141/130 Female 65.5 inches
BF:
Progress: 93%
Location: Bournemouth (UK)
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Originally Posted by AnnFlan
Today i painstakingly entered my adjusted intake into Fitday.com and can advise that my analysis is:
Calories 1,326
Fat % – 53
Protein % – 42
Carb % – 5
Alcohol % – 0!
So upping the fat and/or dropping the protein a tad will get you closer to the usually accepted Atkins norm of 65/30/5 ratios

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This is and/or will be consumed as follows:
Breakfast: Omelette – one whole egg, two white, tsp butter one rasher of bacon,2 cherry toms
Lunch: MIM
Dinner: Turkey 100g and Chicken 100g on BBQ, Salad, 2 tbsp homemade mayo
Was the turkey and chicken low in fat too? You might need to find a way of adding fat to that meal. ~How highfat is your homemade mayo?

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Snack/drinks: Soya milk unsweetened 200 mls, 100g Fromage Frais – low fat (same carbs as full fat yoghurt), Sucralose, 60 ml single cream

Am I finally now doing it right?
As someone who was on the Dukan diet it must be hard converting to a higher fat regime, but maybe drop the lowfat fromage frais - ~even though as lowcarb as fullfat yogurt it probably is higher in protein and lower in fat.

Soya milk is not an Atkins induction "legal" option, but I am not sure if you are on induction or OWL. ~It could be a rung 6 OWL addition if you are allowing yourself soya products.

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Also drinking loads of green tea and tap water.

Well done on this!
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