Sherri Posted May 10, 2010 Report Share Posted May 10, 2010 My friend gave me this diet to try. I am having my surgery on June 1st and I have been doing the Protein Shake for breakfast and lunch and Low Cal microwave meal for dinner. I have also been eating salad and vegetables. I am already tired of the shakes. I thought I might give this a try since my mom and sister will be here Thurs - Tues for my sons graduation. It would give me a chance to eat normal for the days they are here. Sherri in Memphis First Day Breakfast: Black coffee or tea ½ grapefruit or ½ cup pink grapefruit juice 1 slice toast 1 T peanut butter Lunch: ½ cup tuna or broiled skinless chicken breast 1 slice toast 1 slice cheddar cheese Black coffee or tea Dinner: 2 slices meat (3oz) or small broiled steak 1 cup string beans 1 cup carrots or beets 1 small apple Second Day Breakfast: Black coffee or tea 1 egg 1 slice toast ½ banana Lunch: 5 saltines 1 cup cottage cheese or ½ cup tuna Black coffee or tea Dinner: 2 hot dogs 1 cup broccoli or cabbage ½ cup carrots or turnips ½ cup vanilla ice cream Third Day Breakfast: Black coffee or tea 1 egg 1 slice toast Lunch: Black coffee or tea 5 saltines 1 slice cheddar cheese 1 apple Dinner: 1 cup tuna or chicken or turkey 1 cup beets or carrots 1 cup cauliflower, cantaloupe, banana or greens ½ cup cantaloupe ½ cup vanilla ice cream Facts: 1. This diet is used at Baptist Hospital Weight Reducing Clinic 2. It works on a chemical breakdown and is a proven diet 3. You will lose 10 pounds in 3 days 4. Salt & pepper can be used but NO other seasonings 5. You should lose 40 pounds in one month 6. Do not vary or substitute any foods 7. Do not use salt substitute or sugar 8. If no quantity is given, use good sense 9. Do NOT eat in between meals 10. Drink all the unsweetened tea or coffee you want 11. Drink plenty of water 12. Diet drinks are permissible STAY ON THE DIET CONTINUOUSLY FOR 3 DAYS. EAT MORMAL MEALS THE OTHER 4 DAYS. Acceptable substitute for cottage cheese or tuna at lunch: · Small broiled chicken breast · Small hamburger patty · 2-3 ounces sliced turkey · 3 ounces broiled steak · 1 can of ensure, Boost or Sustcal can be used to replace the entire lunch Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lindsay Posted May 10, 2010 Report Share Posted May 10, 2010 This is essentially a modified low GI 'diet'. Which a few things that make no sense added in (ie. grapefruit, bread, vanilla ice cream) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jhawkchick75 Posted May 10, 2010 Report Share Posted May 10, 2010 Seems to be pretty decent, but I agree kind of random that you need to eat that to the T, especially with ice cream. I've seen somewhere you get three protien options, three veggies, etc...and you choose one of each of those. Hot dogs is random too. Don't see anything too extreme on here, so i'd give it a try! I'm a no go with bread anymore so couldn't do that but since you are pre-op you would be fine. Good luck!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
EricaG Posted May 17, 2010 Report Share Posted May 17, 2010 i've tried this... it was years ago.. it was probably like 10 years ago..i was getting ready for my sweet 15. i did it, but i gained it all back... i havent done this with my lapband.. i find it alot easier to eat the healthy stuff and have variety... these kinds of diets made me hate the thought of following planned meals. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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