All-day low-calorie meals should be paired with each other to make them feel slim

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For adult women of normal weight, when engaged in light physical activities, each person needs about 2100 kilocalories per day, of which 12% of the energy comes from protein, about 65 grams, 20-30% comes from fat, and 55-65% comes from carbohydrates. The supply of breakfast energy and various nutrients accounts for about 30% of the total daily demand, lunch accounts for 40%, and dinner accounts for 30%.

For women who are overweight or want to lose weight, the daily energy intake is correspondingly reduced by 200-300kcal, so the total amount is about 1,700 - 1,800 kcal per day, of which 15% to 20% of the energy comes from protein, about 70 grams to 90 grams, 20-30% comes from fat, and 50-60% comes from carbohydrates. The following are the all-day meal allocation principles for low-energy recipes:

Breakfast preparation principles:

1. Make sure to eat a good breakfast and eat an amount equal to one-third of the entire day.

2. The energy allocation ratio of each breakfast comes from protein, 28% comes from fat, and 57% comes from carbohydrates.

3. Eat more grains, about 50-100 grams, such as cereals or bran bread, to provide enough energy.

4. Drink low-fat or non-fat fresh milk or dairy products every day.

5. The food is diverse, and high-quality breakfast includes the following four major categories of food: grains, milk, meat and eggs, vegetables and fruits.

Lunch preparation principles:

Lunch is the meal with the largest nutrient requirements and energy intake of the day. It serves as a connecting link between the past and the next. Compared with breakfast, the amount is more; compared with dinner, the quality is better and the energy is higher to meet the needs of the day's work.

1. The staple food can be rice, flour, millet or other coarse grains, and the amount is about 100 grams.

2. Choose more than two vegetables, and the amount should exceed 200 grams.

3. Choose about 100 grams of animal food, which can be selected from fish, shrimp, poultry, livestock meat or eggs. But avoid foods with high sugar, high fat and high energy, such as eating skinless poultry and not eating foods with high cholesterol and high fat such as shrimp seeds and crab roe.

4. When cooking dishes, use less frying and frying in oil, more frying, boiling and steaming methods, and add less seasonings, such as salt, sugar and spicy and stimulating seasonings, so that the taste is light.

5. Add about 100 grams of fruit before meals, or eat fruit around 4 p.m. instead of fruits with high sugar content.

6. For those with gastrointestinal discomfort, it is recommended to drink porridge first for lunch and then eat easy-to-digest vegetables.

7. People who lose weight or need to reduce their energy intake can drink soup first and then eat meals, chewing carefully and slowly.

Dinner preparation principles:

1. For dinner, you can choose coarse grains as the staple food, such as millet porridge or eight-treasure porridge.

2. Animal food can be fish, shrimp or skinless poultry meat in an amount of less than 100 grams

3.For more than 2 types of vegetables, ensure that one is eaten raw.

4. Add about 100 grams of fruits or vegetables around 4 p.m. or 1-2 hours before meals, and avoid fruits with high sugar content.

All-day meal allocation principles for low-energy recipes:

1. The food is diverse, mainly grains. Intake about 200 - 300 grams per day, including 100 grams of rice or flour, and about 100 grams of grains such as corn, pumpkin, oats, and millet.

2. Ensure milk. 1 bottle of 227ml low-fat or skimmed milk every day. Drink it in the morning or at noon, before meals. Remember: you cannot drink it after meals.

3. Add vegetables and fruits. Vegetables can be eaten raw as much as possible, without or with less salad dressing. Put little vinegar or no oil in cold salads.

4. Eat a serving of low-sugar fruits or vegetables, such as apples, bananas, cucumbers, tomatoes, corn, carrots, red and yellow peppers, etc., 1 to 2 hours before lunch and dinner, about 100 grams. Remember: Do not eat fruit after meals.

5. Animal food, mainly white meat, such as fish, shrimp, and poultry instead of red meat, 100 grams per day, and try not to eat red meat for dinner. Skin chickens and ducks and eat less internal organs.

6. Make sure to have one serving of seaweed food seaweed, or one serving of fungi food such as mushrooms, mushrooms, etc. every day; or one serving of soy products, 50 grams per serving.

7. Make sure to eat a good breakfast, eat a full lunch, and eat less dinner. The energy ratio of three meals =3:4:3

8. Drink 6-8 cups of boiled water, mainly green tea. Drink less or no sugary and carbonated drinks, and do not drink fruit juices and milk-containing drinks.

9. Eat less or no dessert snacks such as potato chips, melon seeds, biscuits, and cakes.

10. Cooking mainly consists of frying, steaming, boiling, and making soup. It does not use frying or frying. It does not use sugar to cook vegetables. It uses less than 25 grams of cooking oil every day.

11. Don't eat all food 4 hours before going to bed. (Internship Editor: He Lili)