Day 2 is done! Calories come to 1,033. Today my eating schedule looked like this...and again, there was no temptation for treats.
7.15 egg white + spinach (sadly I only had one egg; I should have used two)
10.15 1/2 pack of Quorn 'chicken' slices and 1/4 of a cucumber
1.30 viana vegetarian schnitzel and steamed spinach and asparagus
4.30 1/2 pack of Quorn 'chicken' slices and 1/4 of a cucumber
6.45 2 Taifun tofu frankfurters, stir fried (with a teaspoon of vegetable stock - no oil) broccoli, spinach, red cabbage and bean sprouts
9.30 almond milk + cooled camomile tea + cacao + maca powder
I also took psyllium husks, l-glutamine and omega 3 supplements in the evening.
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Friday, 12 September 2014
Thursday, 11 September 2014
Day 1: James Duigan Clean and Lean 6 Day Tummy Transformer
First day over! I feel great considering my calorie intake was super-low (971 - I use myfitnesspal to track).
I ate the following... (note my veggie substitutions for chicken/baked white fish)
7am: hot water and lemon
7.15: 2 egg white omelette with spinach.
10.30: half pack of Quorn roast chicken style slices and 1/4 cucumber; green tea
1.15pm: lentil salad (no oil)
4.15: rest of the Quorn roast chicken style slices and 1/4 cucumber; green tea
7.15: a vegetarian bratwurst, baked, with steamed spinach and asparagus
I then went for a 25 minute cardio intervals session (brisk walk 3 mins, jog for 2 mins, sprint for one - repeat x 4) and when I got back went through my circuit.
at 10pm I made my own version of the Clean and Lean Serenity powder with:
heaped teaspoon of maca
heaped teaspoon of cacao
heaped teaspoon of psyllium husks
small cup of cooled camomile tea
small cup of almond milk
I took an L-glutamine pill at the same time.
I didn't feel hungry at all today, I feel great. I am sure I will get really bored of this plan as it's very repetitive and it's easy to feel enthused on the first day. The plan is clever because having, for example, a very large portion of cucumber twice a day keeps you full with hardly any calories. I like the prescriptiveness of the plan in that regard because I would never just take a huge hunk of cucumber to work otherwise! I also particularly liked the relaxing drink at the end of the day (my own recipe - ha!), the combination of cacao and maca, as well as the camomile tea, is very calming - which is much needed in my life at the moment - and I am now struggling to keep my eyes open. Good night :)
I ate the following... (note my veggie substitutions for chicken/baked white fish)
7am: hot water and lemon
7.15: 2 egg white omelette with spinach.
10.30: half pack of Quorn roast chicken style slices and 1/4 cucumber; green tea
1.15pm: lentil salad (no oil)
4.15: rest of the Quorn roast chicken style slices and 1/4 cucumber; green tea
7.15: a vegetarian bratwurst, baked, with steamed spinach and asparagus
I then went for a 25 minute cardio intervals session (brisk walk 3 mins, jog for 2 mins, sprint for one - repeat x 4) and when I got back went through my circuit.
at 10pm I made my own version of the Clean and Lean Serenity powder with:
heaped teaspoon of maca
heaped teaspoon of cacao
heaped teaspoon of psyllium husks
small cup of cooled camomile tea
small cup of almond milk
I took an L-glutamine pill at the same time.
I didn't feel hungry at all today, I feel great. I am sure I will get really bored of this plan as it's very repetitive and it's easy to feel enthused on the first day. The plan is clever because having, for example, a very large portion of cucumber twice a day keeps you full with hardly any calories. I like the prescriptiveness of the plan in that regard because I would never just take a huge hunk of cucumber to work otherwise! I also particularly liked the relaxing drink at the end of the day (my own recipe - ha!), the combination of cacao and maca, as well as the camomile tea, is very calming - which is much needed in my life at the moment - and I am now struggling to keep my eyes open. Good night :)
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