supermom223 140 Posted March 3, 2014 Just looking for some sample menus with high Protein low carb amounts Here is what I try to eat daily: coffee with light cream (1-2 cups) Breakfast 1 Hard boiled egg + 1 turkey sausage patty about 12 grm protein snack 1 Protein shake Before gym 20 grms protein Protein Bar after gym 15 grms protein lunch tuna Pouch wih mayo 18 grms protein dinner is some kinda protein with a bit or two of veggies (Typically15-30gms protein) This is on a perfect day. Some days I dont get in both shake and bar. Still have problems with the Water intake as I always have.... What does everyone elses day look like 1 NMJG reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Miss Mac 6,262 Posted March 3, 2014 9 weeks post-op Cup of hot tea with meds exercise before Breakfast Breakfast: egg and either a piece of bacon or 1 oz of leftover meat from dinner (steak is my favorite) Mid-morning snack: usually 3 oz Greek yogurt with berries Lunch: tuna and egg salad or 1/2 cup of leftover stew or Soup Afternoon snack: 1 slice of deli turkey rolled with slice of avocado and Tomato Dinner: 1 oz some kind of meat, with some kind of veggie Exercise: If I am having a good energy day, I will add a second exercise session. When this nasty weather breaks, it can be an after dinner walk with my sweetie. Bedtime: hot chocolate made with sugar free cocoa mix and whey Protein chocolate powder and lite Cool Whip When I quit eating so much cheese, my plateau broke and Constipation quit. 4 BabySheldon, Danni-doinit4me, lauri407 and 1 other reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Mrs.RRn 2,111 Posted March 3, 2014 Today's menu: B: Protein bar 21g L: egg w/ laughing Cow& cheese 14g S: 1/2 apple w/ PB 7g D: meatloaf and veggies. 21g S: hot chocolate w/ Protein Powder. 23g = 86 g of Protein May add an extra snack before dinner if needed, probably Greek yogurt w/ Protein Powder 14g 2 Danni-doinit4me and supermom223 reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
NMJG 1,266 Posted March 3, 2014 Breakfast: Protein shake Morning snack: 1/2 oz of almonds or soynuts or dry roasted pumpkin seeds, roasted chickpeas, or similar Lunch: 3 oz deli meat, usually rolled up with mustard, sometimes with cheese, occasionally with a whole grain cracker but usually not, with a few bites of salad or other veg Afternoon snack: sugar free frozen yogurt bar or sugar free Jello or Jerky or greek yogurt or fruit Dinner: 3 oz cooked Beans or meat or tofu (carne adovada, roast chicken, meatballs, that sort of thing), 1/4 veg Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kmo235 8 Posted March 4, 2014 What kind of Protein Bars are good? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
slvrsax 301 Posted March 4, 2014 What kind of Protein bars are good?Quest Bars - Cookies N Cream, double chocolate chunk and Apple Pie. 1 kmo235 reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Mrs.RRn 2,111 Posted March 4, 2014 What kind of Protein bars are good? Quest bars are my favorite. I like most flavors, but my favorite is chocolate chip cookie dough. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
macman 603 Posted March 4, 2014 I am 9 weeks out B- six of seven days is a homemade Protein shake (25-35g Protein) the other day is Sunday, usually a 2 egg omelet with Turkey Bacon or sausage S- almonds or sometimes a greek yogurt, Whole Foods Peanut Butter with apple slices L-deli ham and cheese rollup with mustard, or canned chicken, ham or tuna with light mayo in lettuce cups S- Jack Links Teriyaki Beef or Quest Bar (White chocolate Raspberry, Double chocolate, Coconut cashew) D- 3-4 ounces Protein (fish, scallops, chicken, hamburger) Usually get 80-90 grams of protein a day. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
tulip07 0 Posted July 24, 2017 I am a week out and I am feeling, as if I am going to die! I had a BPD DS. I have to take sips of Water, which is proving to be difficult! Are some of you able to eat normally yet? Without having this urge to vomit etc? I got so sad! This is my first week, and it's already up to such a bad start! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Old2NewMe 73 Posted July 24, 2017 I am a week out and I am feeling, as if I am going to die! I had a BPD DS. I have to take sips of Water, which is proving to be difficult! Are some of you able to eat normally yet? Without having this urge to vomit etc? I got so sad! This is my first week, and it's already up to such a bad start!I'm 7 days out and I am having a hard time sipping water also. broth is a bit better and I can do an oz or two if yogurt before it gets painful. All I can muster in a day smh Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Diana_in_Philly 1,426 Posted July 24, 2017 11 months out staying at 1,000 calories a day. Some days (heavy workout) I'll push another 200 calories via a Protein bar. B - Protein Shake with 1 scoop powder, 1.25c coconut milk and 3/4 c fruit. (Today was mango.) Sometimes I switch up Fairlife Skim for the coconut milk. Today was 25 g protein - add 13 g if I have Fairlife Morning snack - today was seedles grapes about a cup lunch - 3.5 ounces left over rib eye steak from last night 26 g protein Afternoon snack - Oikos Triple Zero yogurt (15 grams) dinner - 3-5 ounces of whatever protein I cook for the family most nights ballpark 20 G. -- So that's about 86 grams of protein a day. Plus salad or green veggie. Last night was steak, zucchini fritters and mushrooms. Tonight's dinner (like most Mondays and Wednesdays) will be a protein bar as I have fencing for 2 hours from 7-9 and I don't like to eat before I fence, but by the time I come home, I need to eat something but a meal is not appealing. (Fencing for 2 hours for me is about 1200 calories burned so I burn everything I eat today and wind up with net 0 calories consumed.) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
auntb1 52 Posted July 24, 2017 I am 5 weeks out for VGS and I can pretty much drink Water normally (no chugging). I had a eureka moment when I discovered that drinking it out of a glass was much much easier for me than my water bottle or the bottled-water bottle (strange sentence, but I hope clear enough). Share this post Link to post Share on other sites