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Rosa Smith-Montanaro is your virtual weight loss and wellness coach. She is the author of Mind Over Platter®: Train Your Brain to Think Thin and the award-winning creator of www.MindOverPlatter.com. Rosa is a certified Success Coach with an expertise in weight management and the mind/body connection. She is also certified at the Master level in Hypnosis, Neuro Linguistics Programming (NLP), Thought Field TherapyTM (TFT), Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT), Herbal Specialist and Humanistic Neuro Linguistic Psychology. Rosa teaches seminars throughout the country on the mind/body connection and how to create a life that is a reflection of your values. Rosa and her husband live in Greece and have three children. She welcomes you to blog with her and discover how you can create a healthier, happier and balanced life. Rosa can be reached at MindOverPlatter@aol.com.

Wednesday, August 13, 2008

Color Coding Your Meals

I have adjusted to Rozetta being away, she isn't far and we have been able to talk everyday. She is so excited that it makes me excited for her. The fun of youth! Now I am back to creativily communicating on how to eat healthy and lose weight, here is my next brain storm to help my visual readers.

Color Coded MEAL Planning


Think of food in color blocks and only pick one from each category:

Red = Protein: 6 oz of protein based product such as poultry, seafood, beef, pork, eggs, tofu, soy and whey are all examples of protein.

Green = Vegetables: one cup of any vegetable that is not sugar or starch based, (potato, beets, corn and peas have a high sugar content).

Orange = Fat: a moderate serving of fat such as olive oil, butter, mayonnaise, peanut butter, cream cheese, dairy products are all considered sources of fat. I would add cheese and nuts to this category, even though cheese and nuts have protein, if you eat them with something from the Red group, count as fat as well.

Blue = Impact Carbs: one small serving from this group. This is any sugar based food, sucrose (straight sugar like candy and desserts), fructose (fruit, juice and dried fruit), lactose (milk, sweetened yogurt, ice cream , etc) and glucose (flour based products, grains, such as pasta, potatoes, rice, corn, peas, rice, beans, etc)

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