Breakfast:
Coffee
1/2 banana
Bowl of plain "Curves" cereal - about 1 1/2 cups. A level salad bowl size with 1% milk - about 1/2 cup. It is sort of like Rice Chrispies but tastier.
This cereal has 4 g sugar per serving - the max I go. But usually I choose one of the 0g or 1g sugar cereals. It has a sweet taste, no sweetener needed, and there is not enough sugar to give me a high/low reaction before lunch. I will be eating a slightly early lunch anyway because I have an appointment with my husband at 12:30.
Lunch:
Asian salad Kit: all the greens with 1/2 the dressing, 1/2 cup egg noodles and 1/4 cup sliced almonds added.
Snack: Tried nonfat yogurt with 1 TBSP of salted melon seeds (pepitas) found in bags with plain dried nuts and seeds in the grocery store (not the snack nuts which are roasted with oil (sometimes sugar added) and heavily salted - even the "dry-roasted" kinds have stuff added.
I think I like sunflower seeds and cottage cheese better - sometimes with a small can of low sugar peaches or pears.
Dinner: Cooked rotissieri chicken from the store with cooked veggies and a small amount of Texmati organic brown rice. This is a much more tender brown rice than brown rice used to be.
This is the story of how I lost weight and have kept it off. Fad diets and programs usually aren't permanent solutions because you have to tailor your life-style to them. I did it my way and lost 75 pounds, overcame serious health problems and reached my ideal weight and keep if off! NO Gimmicks! NO meetings! NO cost! I had plenty of "reasons" why I couldn't possibly succeed, so If I could do it, so can you.
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