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Here is a good little calculator that looks at your age and calorie intake and gives you a break down...
http://www.webcalcsolutions.com/Nutrition-Calculators/Calorie-Breakdown.asp?
t have a calorie/nutrition calculator (but what a good idea). If you have the ingredients, you can add the info and then enter it as one of your foods.
I'm glad it's working for you now, and let us know if you need further assistance.
Since he drinks milk suggest making him milkshakes (milk, fruit, and ice cream blended) in place of milk at all meals for additional calories and protein. You stated he likes cheese, than add cheese to pasta, potatoes, or rice. Some tips for additional calories: If he likes pasta, then add meat or cheese sauces to the pasta instead of plain tomato sauce or plain pasta.
t do it regularly, try to at least go for a jog around your block once or twice a week or do workout videos (like the well-known P90X videos) that are quick to whip you into shape at home.
As for meal plans, combining complex carbs and protein is your best bet for gaining muscle.
You did not state if you were a vegetarian or not. At each meal he should consume a protein source food, vegetable, starch, fruit, and a calcium source (milk or yogurt). He should eat 3 meals a day with snacks between meals. Sorry, I really did not have too much information. Hope this helped you.
Even the hollowness under the eyes.I have eye dandruff.Is eye dandruff because of vitamin or protein deficiency?If yes please suggest me diet.I am a vegetarian lady.Will mulvitamin cure hollowness under eyes?Is yes how much days will it required?
I think it would be a great idea to have something that recorded different nutrition goals. (i.e. Calories, Protein, Carbs, Fiber, etc...
Before I was pregnant I was on Herbalife nutrition products. I stop using the product by now I'm 27 weeks and thinking starting back i miss my meal replacement shakes. Any thoughts?
1 teaspoon of fish oil, 2 tablespoons hemp seed, 2 tablespoons flax, 2 tablespoon fine oatmeal, quarter cup sunflower seeds, 1 TSP chia seeds, kale, arugula, baby spinach, whey protein, 1 TSP bee pollen, half teaspoon of ginger, 3 large strawberries, handful of blueberries, handful of raspberries, half a banana, almond milk, and then I mix it in my nutriblast.
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If you want to lose some weight steps:
Nutrition: Speed your metabolism by eating 5 small meals instead of three big ones.
Eat a balanced diet with plenty of fruits, vegetables and protein. careful with carbs especially at night and sugars.
Cardiovascular: Exercise 3-5 times a week cardiovascular endurance (aerobic training)
Strength training: use light weights and lots of repetitions to improve your muscular endurance.
d like to start doing more work outs to make me fitter but never find the energy for them. Can anyone help with how to balance my nutrition? I have looked online but everything is about supplements or suggests I eat all the things I already eat.
Thanks for any help you can give!
Are you in sports? Calories for college students vary because of differences in physical activity. Make sure your diet is mostly whole foods including low-fat dairy, whole-grains, lean protein, fruits, vegetables, seeds, nuts and healthy oils. Don't skip breakfast. Don't get in the habit of staying up late, then rush to get to class. You need food to get your metabolism up, your energy levels will be low and you'll be starving and likely to overeat by lunch.
Could you try protein shakes or smoothies? Or dried fruits and veggies? I can't stand Bananas but put one in my protein shake every morning!
BMI is a useful way to determine a healthy weight. You can find a BMI calculator and other tools for determining a healthy weight on the CDC or NIH web sits.
But healthy weight is only part of recovery, as I'm sure you know. I hope you're working on the other aspects, from good nutrition to the mental side of EDs and monitoring for anorexia sequalae.
If you are having problems with your 3 year old eating (as I was last year), you should try these new nutrition bars with a seed/grain called salba. I dont like most of the "nutrition" bars out there with the chocolate coatings and food coloring. But after a friend recommended them, I tried the salba bars and I was pleasantly surprised. They're really, really yummy and my son is practically addicted to them (not to mention me).
Unfortunately there's no consensus on what's best to eat, and everyone is different. I'd read a bunch of books on nutrition, divide by two, and see if I felt good. It takes a lot of experimentation to see what suits a particular individual.
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