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Old April 3rd, 2009, 01:29 AM
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Default Re: im i eating rite?

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Originally Posted by chaychay View Post
I just started atkins March 30th
and i dont really know if im eating right, i dont know if its to little or to much, or if its okay,

Im in eighth grade and i have to be to school my 730 so i usually cook 2 or 3 boiled eggs at night and put them in the fridge for breakfast.

for lunch the first day i had a can of tuna with one boiled egg, (turkey)pepperonis, and aabout 5or 6 black olives.

for dinner the first day i had a chicken breast and spinach, feta cheese, ranch salad,

for lunch the second day i had the same but minus the olives and i had 3 fresh mushroom,

for dinner i had a cheese buerger minus bun, just burgert and a slice of cheese.

today i had 2 boiled eggs,

lunch=grilled chicken minus the bun, letuce mexican cheese, and ranch sald, and for dinner i had two scrambled eggs, and i cooked some ham.

help me please
You don't write quantities, but you should be eating maximum 3-4 oz of cheese per day. You should also eat 3 cups of vegetables -- maximum one from the "Other Vegetables" list and the rest from the "Salad Vegetables" list. I'm not sure how many cups you are eating at the moment.

But if you do the cheese and the veggies parts right, then your menu looks great.
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