Hodgson Health Typical Food Plan
Ryan and Elly Hodgson www.hodgsonhealth.com
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Disclaimer
Post Hodgson Health 7 days Kickstart
ProgramOk so as promised we wanted to discuss what happens after our 7 days Kickstart Booster program.
We hope if anything you have experienced the benefits of eating these nutrient dense foods and perhaps became aware of previous eating habits.
The 7 day plan pretty much followed the Paleo diet which eliminates processed foods, where as we know that in day to day life buying things from shops does help especially when having to travel or have more busier times, so we understand that and all our coaching is to suit each and everyone's lifestyle.
So what we would suggest for a typical diet plan would be to follow something very similar to the Paleo Diet 80% of the time with the added 20% of foods you love and enjoy so that you never have to feel like you are missing out or depriving yourself of any food.
Your relationship with food should be the number one priority so that is why we aim to ensure that you enjoy this aspect within reason as of course we want you to get results ultimately.
You may have also noticed that by following the 7 day plan your protein totals for the day were high without having to use additional supplements like whey protein and or bars - we just wanted to inspire and remind you of different food/ meal ideas as we understand it can be confusing.
Going forward here are some suggestions for a day to day living that is sustainable and remember you can always swap your meals around meal 1 could always be meal 4 for example.
Please still track and make sure you're hitting your protein goal. You will need to make sure you don't go for carb based options
each meal
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Meal 12 Eggs (scrambled, poached, boiled, fried with a low kcal spray) add green veggies for more bulk, with 1 slice of whole meal or other carb based source.
50g oats with 1 scoop of whey
Homemade Smoothie
2 servings of fruit with Natural 0% fat yoghurt (add 1/2 - 1 scoop of whey to yoghurt for added protein)
Protein Pancakes
Turkey bacon, chicken sausage , 1 egg and 1 serving of carbs
Meal 2Meal 2 (snack based)
1 piece of fruit
2 eggs (if no other egg based meals)
20g unsalted nuts
snack of choice (ideally under 250 cals)
Yoghurt with 1/2 - 1 scoop of whey protein
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Meal 3
Meal 3 (lunch meal)
A protein source with a carb based source ( sand which, wrap, rice , pasta, quinoa, potato etc)
Soup (be aware of cream based) add carbs if required with macro goals.
Salad bowl
Meal 4Meal 4 (evening meal)
protein source with green veggies
protein source with carb based
frittata / omelette with mixed veggies
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Protein sources (serving suggestion around 200g) Lean beef (minced, steak etc) Chicken (breasts ideally no skin, sausages, whole chicken) Turkey (breasts, meatballs, mince, bacon) Quorn products Fish (white is lower in fats and calories) Tinned tuna Dairy Protein powder Nuts (20g)
Carb sources (serving suggestion 100g - 200g) Sweet Potato Rice Pasta Quinoa Bread/ wraps/bagels Root vegetables Fruit Noodles Rice cakes Jam
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Dressings and sauces.
Absolutely fine we would recommend looking at more lower in fat/ sugar to help with your macros.
Swap oil for a low calorie spray.
Great snack ideas
Natural yoghurt with 1/2 - 1 scoop of whey with 1 crushed meringue add 1 serving of fruit.
Tinned tuna with 4 rice cakes
Protein pancakes made with egg whites.
2 rice cakes with 20g no added sugar jam
Chopped up cucumber - sprinkle sweeter on.
1 chopped up courgette panfried with 20g low fat grated cheese.
If low on calories things like peanut butter will help bring them up.
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