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BerrySweet said:How can I get more protein in a vegetarian diet? I don't eat any fish either.
BahamaMama said:I'm in!
I used to use http://www.fitday.com to see about how much protein foods have and to keep track of calories etc. since they have nutrition labels.
I know for sure I'll be eating eggs, sausages/bacon/ham, nuts, chicken/beef etc.
I'm not sure what my current intake is, probably about 50 g. I'm all for doubling that!
Mine tastes yummy. What brand did you buy?REConsul said:Okay, yuck. Just purchased my first giganto container of whey. YUCK Anyway, a small sacrifice for great hair and skin and overall body health!
My hair and health are thriving. I don't consider this a diet - I've just incorporated more protein into my eating lifestyle permanently. I could tell that I needed it.Vicki in Oregon said:I was curious as to how this diet has worked for you ladies? And which of the protein powders is the tastiest and yet low calorie? Thanks!
I never measure my hair but I can tell it's thriving. This whey protein had 2 grams of carbs (carbs = sugar) per serving which is very low. It isn't sweet but it tastes good. Some like it with the sweetness from the fruit. I prefer to add a little stevia.Vicki in Oregon said:Thank you Isis. So your hair is growing faster then? If so, how much would you say? Is the Designer protein low sugar too? Thanks!!!
Candy_C said:the protein/nutrient drink Nurishment contains 84% iodine in half the can! and AC & E!
if you not into eating lots of protein food, drink 2 of these cans a day, a tuna sandwich with some nuts and almonds!
I know this is about protein but you're drinking 20 cups of water each day? Like, 160 ounces daily? How is that working for you?daedae157 said:i'm on this challenge too (until the end of this year)! this is what i eat daily:
Breakfast (no later than 10am)
· 2-3 hard-boiled egg whites
· 1 handful of uncooked oatmeal or one slice of whole grain wheat toast
· 1 cup of organic soymilk or grapefruit juice (diluted)
· 3 vitamins
· 2 cups of water
Snack
· 1 handful of raw unsalted nuts (pumpkin seeds, sunflower kernels, or almonds) or 1 serving of organic cottage cheese
· 1 serving of fresh fruit (Apple, Pear, Plum, Peach, Blackberry, Raspberry, Blueberry, Kiwifruit, Cranberry, Watermelon, Strawberry, Limes, Tangerine, Orange, Banana, Mango, or Pineapple)
· 3 vitamins
· 2 cups of water
Lunch
· 1 serving of salmon topped with cilantro to remove mercury content
· 1 serving of green leaf salad w/ shredded carrots and lemon juice
· 3 vitamins
· 2 cups of water
Snack
· ½ Nitro-Tech Protein shake
· 1 serving of fresh fruit
· 3 vitamins
· 2 cups of water
Dinner (no later than 7:30pm)
· 1 serving of skinless chicken (baked or grilled) or sushi or beef tenderloin (baked or grilled)
· 1 serving of brown rice (steamed or boiled)
· 1 serving of fresh vegetables (steamed, boiled, or grilled)
· 3 vitamins
· 2 cups of water
Notes:
I also drink 10 more cups of water throughout the day
I also drink one ounce of wheat grass a day.
Each meal is no more than 2.5 hours apart.
This Plan starts every Monday and continues on through Saturday. Every Sunday is my “Free Dayâ€. I eat whatever I want as long as it’s before 8pm.
I bought some Braggs several years ago (betta throw that out! ) and I do like the taste. I knew it is a good protein source but I didn't realize it has that much protein in 1/2 teaspoon! Next time I get some, I'll just put 1/4 of a teaspoon or so in my veggies which is still a lot of protein.nomoweavesfome said:This is interesting. I currently take BRAGGS LIQUID AMINOS. 1/2 TEASPOON HAS 290 MG OF PROTEIN!!!!!!! It tastes like soy sauce, and if I don't cook with it, I'll taka teaspoonful and wash it down with 16 oz of water because it does have 100 mg of sodium. AND it's only 7.99 for a 32 oz bottle!!
Isis said:I bought some Braggs several years ago (betta throw that out! ) and I do like the taste. I knew it is a good protein source but I didn't realize it has that much protein in 1/2 teaspoon! Next time I get some, I'll just put 1/4 of a teaspoon or so in my veggies which is still a lot of protein.
*looks for the old, dusty Braggs bottle*
patient1 said:So 290 mg is a lot. I'm looking at the bottle now. 1/2 tsp (2.5 ml) 110 mg of sodium (5%) and 290 mg protein (no percentages).
Hm...the ingredients are Vegetable protein from soybeans and purified water...
p1