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Meal planning doesn't have to be complicated; it's actually a simple yet essential practice for a healthy lifestyle. Let's break it down and make it a no-brainer.
First, start by understanding what kind of foods should be on your shopping list and stocked in your pantry. Focus on nutritious, whole foods that fuel your body and support your goals.
Next, personalize your meal structure according to your needs and preferences. For me, I prioritize consuming around 30 to 50 grams of protein per meal, which translates to about four to eight ounces of protein from sources like chicken, fish, eggs, or beans. I complement it with a variety of vegetables like broccoli or cauliflower. And let's not forget about starchy carbohydrates, such as potatoes, that add a satisfying element to my plate.
By following this simple template, I create balanced and nourishing meals that keep me satisfied and energized throughout the day.
Meal planning is a game-changer when it comes to maintaining a healthy eating routine. It saves time, helps you make mindful choices, and ensures you're giving your body the nutrients it needs.
4 responses to “Follow This Simple Rule for Healthy Eating”
Don’t you only eat 1½ meal a day?
So you get less than 100g of protein a day?
He actually doesnt do exactly 1 meal a day he drink a protein shake too before his meal
@Andreas Dm Did you read what i wrote? – “1½ meal a day”
He says he eat at most 50g of protein per meal, so he will at most eat 100g of protein, since it’s 1½ meal.
100g of protein isn’t a alot for someone who eats 2000+ kcal per day
Did you move away from keto?