Saturday 8 November 2014

Food diary challenge

You are what you eat

I run around 20 km a week yet I feel like my body is fighting a losing battle. True I am 45 so that must be a factor however I feel there is the next level I must go to. Monitor what I eat.

Certain foods give you energy , produce acid in the stomach, produce alkaline in the stomach. Some foods are digested through the small intestine and there should be given every chance of reaching there through an empty stomach. The foods are fruits, the no. foods in life.
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Research has long highlighted that people who keep a record of what they eat and drink and how active they are known by health professionals as ‘self monitoring’ – have more weight loss success.
 
Within a healthy balanced diet, a man needs around 10,500kJ (2,500kcal) a day to maintain his weight. For a woman, that figure is around 8,400kJ (2,000kcal) a day.

Shocking Truths

This food diary blog will be a scary slap in the face revelation. I already no I rarely eat vegetables. Step one is to prove my diet is one dimensional. Step 2 is to broaden it.

Week 8/11- 15/11 (Diary AS-IS)

Saturday 8/11
Meal or snack
Food or Bev consumed
Amount
Preparation method
Fat used
Carbs
Protein
Calories
afternoon
snack
Baked wotsits
1 packet
5.4g
9.3g
0.9g
376kJ
snack
Baked wotsits
1 packet
5.4g
9.3g
0.9g
376kJ
snack
Baked wotsits
1 packet
5.4g
9.3g
0.9g
376kJ
snack
Berry and almond mx
1 packet
17.8g
56.4g
8.0g
1791kJ
 
Meal or snack
Food or Bev consumed
Amount
Preparation method
Fat used
Carbs
Protein
Calories
Evening
Evening meal
Duck and potato
Two duck legs,
Duck roasted in honey in oven
 8.2g
 1g
 52.6g
 1944kJ
Evening meal
jacket potato
In oven
0.5g
38.7g
5.5g
833kJ
Evening meal
sweet corn
microvaved
Evening meal
Innocent smoothie
100ml
Small glass
n/a
0.1g
14.5
0.5g
267kJ
Total Calories today  :  4351 kJ
Total Fat today          :  42.8g
Total Carbs today      :  69.3g
Total Protein today    :  138.5g

Monday  10/11
Meal or snack
Food or Bev consumed
Amount
Preparation method
Fat used
Carbs
Protein
Calories
afternoon
brunch
NutriBullet shake
handful of Kal
Banana
handful redgrapes
blueberries
1/2 glass water
x2 glass
  •  
0g
0g
TBC
TBC
 dinner
brown rice and chicken
 1/2 cup rice +4 chicken wings

 
 
 
 
 dinner
 Grape juice
 litre

 
 
 
 
 snack
 Fruit and almond nuts
 handfull
 
 
 
 
Total Calories today  :
Total Fat today          :
Total Carbs today     :
Total Protein today   :

 Wednesday  12/11
Meal or snack
Food or Bev consumed
Amount
Preparation method
Fat used
Carbs
Protein
Calories
afternoon
 
Egg and potatoes
fried egg
  •  
 ?
 ?
 ?
 ?
 dinner
brown rice and sirloin steak
 1/2 cup rice +sirloin steak
roasted steak
 240g
 0
 35g
 1400kJ
 dinner
Grape juice (red)
x2  litre

 
 
 
 
 snack
Packet of  Monkey nuts
  140g
  no info
 no info
 no info
 no info
 no info
Total Calories today  :  1400kJ
Total Fat today          :  240g
Total Carbs today     : 
Total Protein today   :   35g

Your Comments

Do you keep a food diary?
Are you scared to face the truth about what you eat?
 believe what you eat shapes your life?

 

Health and Food events in the next weeks

 
Food Matters Live is a unique cross-sector forum bringing together some 10,000 visitors from the worlds of food retail, manufacturing, research, health, nutrition and public policy. Taking place at London’s ExCeL from Tuesday 18 to Thursday 20 November, it will address one of the most urgent issues of our time: the relationship between food, health and nutrition.
 
The event combines an exhibition with a unique education programme including free-to-attend conferences, seminars, and practical demonstrations. It will bring together over 450 speakers, 200 exhibitors and thousands of visitors from across the food and health sectors, for three days of networking, debate and cross-sector collaboration. Food Matters Live is completely free to attend – register now for your ticket.
For more information visit www.foodmatterslive.com
 
 
 

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Heard about this event?
 

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