Meal Guide
Simple, universally available foods. No fancy ingredients, no complex recipes. If you can boil an egg, you can follow this.
// the formula
Every meal = Protein + Vegetables + (optional) Complex Carb
That's it. No calorie counting, no macro tracking. Follow this structure and the deficit takes care of itself.
08:00 AM · within 1 hour of waking
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Greek Yogurt Bowl
Yogurt + nuts + berries
Avocado Toast
Whole grain + avocado + egg
Skipping breakfast spikes cortisol, which directly promotes fat storage. Always eat breakfast.
11:30 AM · pick ONE
Apple
1 medium
Banana
1 small
Berries
1 cup
Orange
1 medium
Watermelon
1 small bowl
Any Seasonal
1 serving
01:00 PM · your biggest meal
MANDATORY: Eat the salad BEFORE the main food — fibre fills you up, you eat less of the calorie-dense stuff.
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Chicken Rice Bowl
Grilled chicken + brown rice + veggies
Tuna Salad Wrap
Whole wheat wrap + tuna + greens
Lentil Soup + Bread
High protein + whole grain bread
Stir-Fry
Lean meat + mixed veggies + rice
05:30 PM · pre-dinner buffer
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Greek Yogurt
Hummus + Carrots
Boiled Egg
This snack exists so you don't arrive at dinner starving and overeat.
07:30 PM · finish by 8:30 PM
No Rice
No Bread
Finish dinner by 8:30 PM. Eating late when inactive means your body stores those calories as fat instead of burning them.
Weekly Shopping List
Eggs
14–18 per week
Chicken / Fish
Primary protein
Oats
Breakfast staple
Brown Rice
Complex carb
Spinach / Greens
Daily vegetables
Salad Veggies
Cucumber, tomato, onion
Greek Yogurt
Plain, unsweetened
Seasonal Fruits
Apple, banana, berries
Lemons
For water + salad
Almonds / Nuts
Snack, unsalted