MonicaB Posted February 4, 2014 Share Posted February 4, 2014 Hi All! I started my first Whole 30 on 2/1/14. Hasn't been **too** bad so far...some headaches, but mostly I'm just hungry!! Soooo, thought I'd post my Log for advise/input. I work 3rd shift, so the times are wacky. Day 1: M1 (1:30pm) - 3 eggs scrambled in coconut oil with onion and garlic with 2c of baby spinach. 10 baby carrots, raw. 10 blueberries. M2 (6pm) - Ground beef patty (1/3lb). Yellow squash and onion sauted in coconut oil. 12 red grapes. Snack (8:30pm) - Cashews and bullet proof coffee M3 (2am) - Ground beef patty (1/3lb). Steamed broccoli (2c) Day 2: M1 (1:30pm) - Ground beef patty (1/3lb). Sweet potato with cinamon. M2 (5:30pm) - Coconut chicken curry over cauliflower 'rice'. 10 blueberries M3 (1am) - Coconut chicken curry over cauliflower 'rice'. Green beans (1c) Day 3: M1 (10am) - apple pie larabar. More of a snack, I guess, but all I had that was portable. M2 (6:30pm) - Tuna salad with mustard and olive oil and grapes over a bed of baby spinach (2c) Snack (9pm) - almond butter (1T) M3 (12:30am) - Coconut curry chicken over cauliflower rice. Green beans (1c) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MonicaB Posted February 4, 2014 Author Share Posted February 4, 2014 And let me just add that I'm coming from a horribe SAD. If vegetables or fruit were ingested, it was by accident! Lived off of Diet Mt. Dew which is where the headaches are coming from, I'm sure. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
W30newbie Posted February 4, 2014 Share Posted February 4, 2014 Welcome to the Whole 30, Monica! I am on Day 29 and I can definitely vouch for the program. Especially on this days where you might feel low on energy or bloated, I promise that it gets better. It looks like you're on the right track but just a few points on your log: Day 1: M2: How much yellow squash did you have? Ideally it should be at least 2 cups worth of veggies. Was the snack out of habit or hunger (use the “Hunger = able to eat steamed fish & broccoli†test). If it was hunger, opt for a snack that resembles a mini meal, containing protein, fat & vegetables. Cashews count as a fat source. Day 2: M1: Looks good but I'd add in some leafy green veggies Day 3 M1: Opt for Larabars sparingly. It might be worth boiling eggs to keep in the fridge to eat on-the-go. Whipping up a batch of egg muffins are also great to keep on hand. M2: Looks light on fat- you could add some avocado to your salad next time Was the snack out of habit or hunger (use the “Hunger = able to eat steamed fish & broccoli†test). If it was hunger, opt for a snack that resembles a mini meal, containing protein, fat & vegetables. Almond butter counts as a fat source. I'm sure the moderators will provide further assistance but hope that helps for now . Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Moderators Tom Denham Posted February 4, 2014 Moderators Share Posted February 4, 2014 Whole30newbie offered good advice. It sounds like you need to eat more. Many people don't eat enough as they start a Whole30. Feel free to eat up to the top of the meal template guidelines. You don't need to walk around hungry to lose weight. http://whole9life.com/book/ISWF-Meal-Planning-Template.pdf If you eat enough at meals, you should have little or no urge to snack. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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