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2009-08-18 10:49 AM
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Subject: RE: Nutrition Thread - Week of 8/17 to 8/23
margarita - 2009-08-18 7:18 AM
Artemis - 2009-08-17 10:21 PM Hmm....there must be a better way to format that!  Any suggestions?


I actually like the table format. If you want to reduce the amount of data displayed, you could export everything into Excel from Daily Plate, remove the extra columns, and then paste the data from Excel here.


I think it was just too big (font size and spacing).  I'll try exporting into Excel today and making it smaller before I paste it here.


2009-08-18 11:55 AM
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margarita - 2009-08-18 9:21 AM

Good morning!!

Here is my "core" plan for today.. not sure about dinner yet. It will have to be something within 300 calories


MealItem NameCalories
breakfastCottage Cheese, 1% Milkfat,  No Salt Added80
breakfastWhole Wheat Bread90
morning snackCantaloupe47
afternoon snackBanana, medium105
lunchGreen Apple36
lunchMinestrone100
dinnerChicken Breast258
dinnerside?? 
   
Calories 771



wow... is that enough calories for you? Man - no way *I* could survive on 1,000 calories/day!!!
2009-08-18 12:43 PM
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Subject: RE: Nutrition Thread - Week of 8/17 to 8/23
jsnowash - 2009-08-18 12:55 PM
margarita - 2009-08-18 9:21 AM Good morning!!

Here is my "core" plan for today.. not sure about dinner yet. It will have to be something within 300 calories


MealItem NameCalories
breakfastCottage Cheese, 1% Milkfat,  No Salt Added80
breakfastWhole Wheat Bread90
morning snackCantaloupe47
afternoon snackBanana, medium105
lunchGreen Apple36
lunchMinestrone100
dinnerChicken Breast258
dinnerside?? 
   
Calories 771

wow... is that enough calories for you? Man - no way *I* could survive on 1,000 calories/day!!!


Me either!  1,000 isn't very much at all!!

Knowing I was going to post my food today did make me pick a much healthier option for lunch. 
2009-08-18 7:00 PM
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Subject: RE: Nutrition Thread - Week of 8/17 to 8/23
Hi,

I'd like to join. I think my goal for the week is to be sure to get lunch. Sometimes I forget to eat, then of course make it up after dinner!

Monday was a strange day so my food choices are a little embarrassing, but anyway:

Breakfast: homemade minestrone soup
Lunch: bacon
Dinner: ravioli and four cheese sauce
Popcorn (mini bag with theater butter!)

Today was better:

Breakfast: homemade minestrone soup
Lunch: energy bar
Dinner: chef salad
Popcorn

Lots of room for improvement! This check-in will keep me motivated.

Good luck to everyone.
Mary
2009-08-18 7:02 PM
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Subject: RE: Nutrition Thread - Week of 8/17 to 8/23
Did pretty well today, though a few more veggies couldn't hurt.....

Breakfast - coffee, oatmeal w/vanilla yogurt & blueberries
Post-run snack - Oat bran w/raisins cereal
Lunch - ham with sliced tomatoes & black olives
cottage cheese & nectarine
snack - protein bar
snack - sunflower seeds
snack - hard boiled egg
Dinner - brown rice, grilled pork chop (4 oz.) & steamed broccoli & carrots
Also drank some tea & cranberry juice during the day

Total calories (according to FitDay) 1855








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2009-08-18 7:27 PM
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Subject: RE: Nutrition Thread - Week of 8/17 to 8/23
I would highly suggest that along with how many calories you consumed you need to add your weight and your activity for the day.

1000 calories to mean would put me in the hospital at 270 pounds.  For a lady that's 5' tall and 100 pounds, that could be more then enough.

Looking blindly at what one has eaten with out those stats...


2009-08-18 8:33 PM
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DMW - 2009-08-18 10:51 AM Here's my plan for the day.  Everything's packed and at work except the dinner. 


Great job! I need to plan better...
2009-08-18 8:37 PM
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margarita - 2009-08-18 9:33 PM
DMW - 2009-08-18 10:51 AM Here's my plan for the day.  Everything's packed and at work except the dinner. 


Great job! I need to plan better...


haha, my husband isn't so crazy about it, because it means I'm sometimes up at 6:30AM cooking fish or a turkey burger, but I find planning everything the night before and then bringing it all is the simplest way to take control of my nutrition.  Plus, I got tired of spending 8 dollars on a lame salad at work every day.
2009-08-18 9:00 PM
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jsnowash - 2009-08-18 12:55 PM  wow... is that enough calories for you? Man - no way *I* could survive on 1,000 calories/day!!!


Ok, here comes my disclaimer )

There are two reasons why my daily calories this week are within 1200 range:

1. I hardly have any time for training this week: after a 6-month-long hiatus I'm back to working on my MBA and I'm closing a project at work
2. I am getting ready for my vacation next week.

I do not eat like this when I train 

Plus, today I did not plan well, so the morning post was not complete. I'll go update "my daily plate" and re-post.

2009-08-18 9:03 PM
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JC5066 - 2009-08-18 8:27 PM I would highly suggest that along with how many calories you consumed you need to add your weight and your activity for the day.

1000 calories to mean would put me in the hospital at 270 pounds.  For a lady that's 5' tall and 100 pounds, that could be more then enough.

Looking blindly at what one has eaten with out those stats...


Great point!
I'm 5'1" (you were close), I weigh 135, and I'm trying to go down to 125, which is the ideal weight for my body frame (or so I think). And I have light to none training activity planned this week.

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2009-08-18 9:05 PM
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oops nevermind


Edited by DMW 2009-08-18 9:07 PM


2009-08-18 9:30 PM
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Here's my food for today.  I should probably have a snack before bed.  Thinking a piece of toast.
<form action="/thedailyplate/users/myplate_servings_updater" method="post">
Food ItemServingsCalsFatCholestSodiumCarbsSugarsFiberProtein 
Egg White
breakfast
2.00320g0mg110mg0g0g0g8gx
Fresh Strawberry (medium)
breakfast
3.00300g0mg0mg7g5g2g1gx
Coffee
breakfast
2.0040g0mg10mg0g0g0g1gx
Sugar
breakfast
1.00350g0mg0mg1g1g0g0gx
Hood Half and Half
breakfast
1.00404g15mg20mg1g1g0g1gx
Lipton Sparkling Green Tea
morning snack
2.501500g0mg138mg40g40g0g0gx
Alpine Bagel Co. Presidential Pardon
lunch
1.003825g28mg1,217mg64g5g4g26gx
Twizzlers Cherry Pull-n-peel Candy (21 Oz Family Bag)
afternoon snack
2.002000g0mg170mg50g30g0g2gx
Purdue Whole Turkey Breast
dinner
2.0030014g120mg80mg0g0g0g44gx
Birds Eye Steamfresh Frozen Brocolli Cuts
dinner
1.00300g0mg20mg4g2g2g0gx
Sierra Mist Diet Sierra Mist
dinner
1.0000g0mg35mg0g0g0g0gx
Kroger Wheat Bread
dinner
1.00661g0mg130mg12g1g1g3gx
Super Ropes Rollin Red Candy
evening snack
1.002000g0mg25mg46g29g0g2gx
Powerade Mountain Blast
post-workout
1.00600g0mg55mg17g15g0g0gx
<form action="/thedailyplate/users/myplate_fitness_updater" method="post">
FitnessMinutesCalories BurnedDistanceHeart Rate
Running: 5.2 mph (11.5 min/mile)35.0-536.03.07 miles x
Add your physical activity/exercise for August 18th, 2009!
 
  CalsFatCholestSodiumCarbsSugarsFiberProtein 
Click totals for charts!Totals: 99324g163mg2,010mg242g129g8g87g
2009-08-18 9:32 PM
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Subject: RE: Nutrition Thread - Week of 8/17 to 8/23
More about me: I'm 5'6".  Currently, 170 pounds.  Would like to get down to 145.
2009-08-18 9:33 PM
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Like I said, lack of planning led me astray...

Item NameCalories
Cottage Cheese, 1% Milkfat,  No Salt Added120
Whole Wheat Bread90
Cantaloupe47
Minestrone200
Turkey And Cheese Sandwich500
Raw Green Apple75
Excellence Swiss Dark Chocolate With Intense Pear95
Almonds70
<form action="/thedailyplate/users/myplate_servings_updater" enctype="application/x-www-form-urlencoded" method="post">Perdue Lean Sweet Italian Turkey Sausage150
Total1347


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2009-08-19 6:14 AM
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Artemis - 2009-08-18 10:30 PM Here's my food for today.  I should probably have a snack before bed.  Thinking a piece of toast.
<form action="/thedailyplate/users/myplate_servings_updater" method="post">
Food ItemServingsCalsFatCholestSodiumCarbsSugarsFiberProtein 
           
           
           
Sugar
breakfast
1.00350g0mg0mg1g1g0g0gx

          
Lipton Sparkling Green Tea
morning snack
2.501500g0mg138mg40g40g0g0gx
           
Twizzlers Cherry Pull-n-peel Candy (21 Oz Family Bag)
afternoon snack
2.002000g0mg170mg50g30g0g2gx
           
           
           
           
Super Ropes Rollin Red Candy
evening snack
1.002000g0mg25mg46g29g0g2gx
          x
<form action="/thedailyplate/users/myplate_fitness_updater" method="post">
     
     x
 
 
           
          


You eat a lot of junk food don't you?  To my count at 585 calories of candy and pop.  I would suggest trying to replace some that with good fruits and vegetables.  That's letting you slide on the cream and powerade.

Out of 1529 calories taken of 1/3 of calories are coming from them.  Just imagine how much better you would feel if you could replace those with better options.  I'm not saying to deprive yourself of those treats, just limit them.


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Plan for 8/19

MealItem NameCalories
breakfastWheat Bread45
breakfastegg70
breakfastCottage Cheese, 1% Milkfat,  No Salt Added80
breakfastCoffee with Skim Milk15
   
lunchOven Roasted Chicken On Wheat (subway)
310
lunchPineapple Cup70
   
afternoon snackRaspberry Fruit & Grain Cereal Bars130
   
dinnerGreen Apple36
dinnerTomato16
dinnerCelery40
dinnerChunk Light  Canned Tuna114
dinnerwalnuts164
   
 Total1090

2009-08-19 8:19 AM
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Okay - More about me: 46 year old female, just under 5' 9", current weight 150, ultimate goal is in the 140 - 145 range.
2009-08-19 8:47 AM
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I'm surrounded by tall people!!!
2009-08-19 9:01 AM
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Subject: RE: Nutrition Thread - Week of 8/17 to 8/23
JC5066 - this thread wasn't really started with the intention of having people calling others out on what they are (or aren't) eating.  Also, I notice you aren't posting what you ate this week.  Are you just here to critique everyone or do you plan to participate?

Margarita - I'm five feet tall, so I'd be eating about 1200 per day too if I wasn't doing much activity.  Good luck with the MBA!

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2009-08-19 9:16 AM
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JC5066 - 2009-08-19 7:14 AM
You eat a lot of junk food don't you?  To my count at 585 calories of candy and pop.  I would suggest trying to replace some that with good fruits and vegetables.  That's letting you slide on the cream and powerade.

Out of 1529 calories taken of 1/3 of calories are coming from them.  Just imagine how much better you would feel if you could replace those with better options.  I'm not saying to deprive yourself of those treats, just limit them.


I do!  It's one of the things I am bad at.  Honestly, that's much better for me than I have been and some of the candy was during a movie last night.  I brought my own rather than getting popcorn or a big bag there.

I should be better about bringing my own food and veggies to work.  I have to go grocery shopping and remember to pack the night before.

Anyone have good suggestions for easy snacks?  I can't eat almonds (allergic), but pretty much everything else is fair game.
2009-08-19 9:17 AM
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DMW - 2009-08-19 10:01 AM JC5066 - this thread wasn't really started with the intention of having people calling others out on what they are (or aren't) eating.  Also, I notice you aren't posting what you ate this week.  Are you just here to critique everyone or do you plan to participate?

Margarita - I'm five feet tall, so I'd be eating about 1200 per day too if I wasn't doing much activity.  Good luck with the MBA!


For the record, I'm ok on being called out on what I eat.  I feel like that's an important part of me learning to make better choices.

I can understand if other people don't feel the same way, but know that I am up for whatever criticism you want to give me.
2009-08-19 9:28 AM
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Artemis - that's cool then.  I'm glad you don't mind.

I was just worrying that people will be intimidated posting what they eat if they think random people are going to come in and tell them they're wrong.  I'm suppose I'm oversensitive about it though, because I have gotten random inspires over the years from people telling me I don't eat enough, when they don't have any idea that I'm very short. 

And for the record - I posted that my goals are to cut out added sugar (except for training purposes), and all artificial sweeteners, so I totally expect people to call me out if I log a diet coke! 


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Artemis - 2009-08-19 10:16 AM
Anyone have good suggestions for easy snacks?  I can't eat almonds (allergic), but pretty much everything else is fair game.


Hi Artemis,

I'm a carboaddict with some major sugar craving, so snacking is an issue here as well..

Are you allergic to all nuts? Or just almonds? Pecans are really good for you as a snack, as well as walnuts, but walnuts are higher in fat.
Do you like cheese? I love cheese. I must have been a mouse in my previous life. Low fat string cheese is an exellent snack.
Do you like dark chocolate? Even a little bit of good-quality dark chocolate takes care of cravings and you are better off than eating twizzlers.
My rule of thumb is that you have to stay within 130 calories for your snacks. 100 would be even better.
Other things to consider: bananas, non-sugary cereal (once again, pre-measure a 100-calorie serving as a snack), oranges (sweet, but still good for you), Kavli crispbread (http://www.kavli.com/wps/wcm/connect/com/Products/Kavli+Crispbread/)

I'll post more as they come to mind..

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