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YOUR PERSONAL PREFERENCES . A DIET ThAT FITS PERFECTLY INTO YOUR LIFESTYLE .
HOW IT WORKS
You will use the following groups while using the diet, and these are the total portions allowed per group per day:
DAILY ALLOWANCE
GROUP
PORTION ALLOWANCE
A. Milk
2 - Any 2 within group
B. Protein
8 – Any 8 within group
C. Fruit
2 – Any 2 within group
D. Vegetables
3 – Any 3 within group
E. Starch
3 – Any 3 within group
F. Fats
2 – Any 2 within group
G. Special treats
Any amount twice a week (exchanged with a group portion)
= TOTAL OF 20 PORTIONS PER DAY
Example:
If your diet specifies 1 fruit out of the fruit group, any fruit can be eaten out of the group breakdown, with the specific amount allocated. i.e. 1
Fruit = 1 x small apple or 1 x medium orange.
Or if your diet specifies 2 proteins out of the protein group, 1 starch, 1 vegetable and 1 fat, you could have 1 slice of toast (1cm thick), Ham
(30 g), Cheddar cheese (35 g), Tomato (up to 1/2 cup) and Avocado
(30 g). You will notice that some foods may fall in two different groups.
GROUP A: MILK
Portion allowance = 2 per day
Note: All full cream milk products - subtract one portion from fat group per day
PRODUCT OPTIONS
AMOUNT PER PORTION
Full cream milk (minus one fat)
250 ml
Yogurt, unsweetened, low fat
150 ml
Yogurt, sweetened, low fat
65 ml
Full cream milk powder
30 g
Low fat/Fat free milk powder
25 g
Soya yogurt
200 ml
Soya milk
350 ml
REMEMBER
1 cup = 250 ml
½ cup = 125 ml
1 Tablespoon = 12,5 ml
1 Teaspoon = 5 ml
G ROUP B: PROTEIN
Portion allowance = 8 per day
PRODUCT OPTIONS
AMOUNT PER PORTION
Beef, Mutton, Pork, Lamb,
Poultry, Cold meats, Ham
30 g
Lean mince meat
30 g
Egg, with eggshell
50 g (1 medium)
Fish (Hake and other white fish)
45 g
Sardines (without oil)
45 g
Tuna (in brine)
40 g
*Cottage cheese (low fat)
65 g
*Cheddar, Gouda cheese
35 g
*Creamed cheese
55 g
Seafood (mixed)
45 g
Sushi
50 g
Calamari (grilled)
45 g
Oysters (fresh)
100 g
Oysters (tinned)
100 g
Caviar
30 g
Ostrich, Game
30 g
Biltong (without fat)
20 g
Meatballs (with eggs)
30 g
Mussels (tinned)
30 g
Mussels (fresh)
30 g
Pilchards (any)
45 g
Crab (tinned/fresh)
40 g
Liver (chicken)
30 g
Liver (other)
30 g
Poultry (with skin + 1 fat)
30 g
Turkey slices
30 g
Turkey (with skin + 1 fat)
30 g
Snoek
40 g
High fat fish (Cod, Butterfish,
40 g
Trout)
Hamburger patty (with egg)
40 g
Snails
15 g
G ROUP C: FRUIT
Portion allowance = 2 per day
Note: Remember to have different colours
PRODUCT OPTIONS
AMOUNT (With peel, pips)
MASS PER PORTION
Strawberry (whole, fresh)
250 ml
150 g
Apple
1 small
80 g
Apple juice (unsweetened)
100 ml
90 g
Apricot (fresh)
2 medium / 3 small
100 g
Apricot (dried)
4 medium halves
20 g
Date
2
15 g
Grapes
10-12
75 g
Grape juice (unsweetened)
60 ml
60 g
Granadilla
4 medium
90 g
Cherries (fresh)
8 large
75 g
Guava
2 small
85 g
Orange
1 medium
100 g
Orange juice (unsweetened)
125 ml
100 g
Litchi
5
70 g
Mango
½ medium
70 g
Naartjie
1 large
80 g
Pawpaw (slice, cubed)
150 ml
100 g
Pear (fresh)
1 small
100 g
Pear (dried)
2 halves
25 g
Peach (fresh)
1 medium
100 g
Peach (dried)
1 half
25 g
Fruit salad (mixed fruit)
½ cup
80 g
Prune
2 medium / 4 small
100 g
Pineapple (cubed)
125 ml
80 g
Pineapple Juice (unsweetened)
80 ml
80 g
Raisins
30 ml
15 g
Melon
¼ of 150mm diameter
200 g
Fig (fresh)
2 large
50 g
Fig (dried)
2
15 g
Dried fruit (any)
25 g
Tinned fruit (unsweetened)
½ cup
80 g
Watermelon (cubed)
250 ml
175 g
G ROUP D: VEGETABLES
Portion allowance = 1 per day
Note: Vegetables are grouped according to their CHO contents. Vegetables that contain a high amount of CHO are grouped as a starch.
PRODUCT OPTIONS
AMOUNT PER PORTION
Baby marrow, Cucumber, Mushrooms, Cauliflower,
Cabbage, Spinach, Broccoli, Lettuce, Sauerkraut,
Brussels sprouts, Gem squash, Tomato, Eggplant,
Parsley, Asparagus, Green beans, Radish, Onion,
Spring onion, Celery, Turnip, Beetroot leaves,
Paprika, Patty pans, Artichokes, Garlic, Squash,
Chives, Green peppers, Gherkins
125 ml (1/2 cup)
Starch Vegetables
Portion allowance = 2 per day
PRODUCT OPTIONS
AMOUNT PER PORTION
MASS PER PORTION
Potatoes (cooked)
1 medium
150 g
Mash potatoes (milk, no fat)
125 ml
85 g
Sweet potato (cooked)
1/3 medium
60 g
Yellow mealies (fresh, frozen)
100 ml
20 g
Pumpkin (cooked)
250 ml
200 g
Beetroot (cooked)
¾ cup
150 g
Beetroot (bottled)
½ cup
100 g
Carrots (raw)
2 cups
200 g
Carrots (cooked)
1 cup
165 g
Carrot juice
165 ml
165 g
Green mealies
100 ml
75 g
Baked beans
2 dessert spoons
70 g
Lentils
½ cup
80 g
Peas
1 ½ cup
130g
Green beans
2 ½ cups
200 g
DONT FORGET TO DRINK PLENTY OF
WATER OR OTHER CALORIE-FREE BEVERAGES.
PEOPLE SOMETIMES CONFUSE THIRST WITH HUNGER. SO YOU CAN END
UP EATING EXTRA CALORIES WHEN AN ICE-COLD GLASS OF WATER IS
REALLY WHAT YOU NEED. IF YOU DON’T LIKE PLAIN WATER, TRY ADDING
CITRUS OR A SPLASH OF JUICE, OR BREW INFUSED TEAS LIKE MANGO
OR PEACH, WHICH HAVE LOTS OF FLAVOUR BUT NO CALORIES.
G ROUP E: STARCH
Portion allowance = 3 per day
PRODUCT OPTIONS
AMOUNT PER PORTION
MASS PER PORTION
Bread
1 slice (1cm thick)
30 g
Raisin bread
1 slice (1cm thick)
30 g
Rye bread
1 -2 slices
30 g
Hi-Bulk bran
180 ml
20 g
All Bran, Special K
180 ml
20 g
Muesli (any)
75 ml
20 g
Puffed wheat
250 ml
20 g
Weet-Bix, Nutri Fix
1 cube
25 g
Pro-Vita
3
18 g
Cream crackers
3
20 g
Rice cakes
2
22 g
Rice cakes (small)
4
22 g
Rye Vita
3
27 g
Cracker bread
3
20 g
Salty-Cracks
4
20 g
Macaroni, Spaghetti, Noodles
2 tablespoons
55 g
Rice
125 ml
70 g
Couscous
125 ml
65 g
Mealie rice
125 ml
65 g
CONSIDER WHETHER YOU’RE
REALLY HUNGRY.
WHENEVER YOU FEEL LIKE EATING, LOOK FOR PHYSICAL
SIGNS OF HUNGER, WHEN A CRAVING DOESN’T COME
FROM HUNGER, EATING WILL NEVER SATISFY IT. WHEN
YOU’RE DONE EATING, YOU SHOULD FEEL BETTER - NOT
STUFFED, BLOATED, OR TIRED. KEEPING YOUR PORTIONS
REASONABLE WILL HELP YOU GET MORE IN TOUCH WITH
YOUR FEELINGS OF HUNGER AND FULLNESS.
G ROUP F: FATS
Portion allowance = 2 per day
PRODUCT OPTIONS
1 EXCHANGE
MASS PER PORTION
Avocado (no skin or pip)
1/8 or 10cm avocado
30 g
Butter
1 teaspoon
5g
French salad dressing
1 tablespoon
10 g
Cooking fat (lard)
1 teaspoon
5g
*Mayonnaise
1 teaspoon
5g
*Nuts
6 small
10 g
Olive oil, Canola oil
1 teaspoon
5g
Olives
5 small
40 g
Cream cheese
1 tablespoon
15 g
Cream
1 tablespoon
15 g
Cream (20% fat)
4 teaspoons
25 ml
Cream (35% fat)
3 teaspoons
15 ml
Olives with anchovy
3
Anchovy
2 thin slices
Macadamia nut butter
1 teaspoon
5 ml
Peanut butter
2 teaspoons
10 ml
Coconut milk/raw
20 g
Pumpkin seeds
10
Pine nuts
10
Sunflower seeds
15
Bacon (fried)
1 strip (10 cm)
SPICE IT UP.
ADD SPICES OR CHILLIES TO YOUR FOOD FOR A FLAVOUR BOOST
THAT CAN HELP YOU FEEL SATISFIED. FOOD THAT IS LOADED
WITH FLAVOUR WILL STIMULATE YOUR TASTE BUDS AND BE
MORE SATISFYING SO YOU WON’T EAT AS MUCH. WHEN YOU
NEED SOMETHING SWEET, SUCK ON A RED-HOT FIREBALL
CANDY FOR A LONG-LASTING BURST OF SWEETNESS WITH
JUST A FEW CALORIES.
10 g
G ROUP G: SPECIAL TREATS
Portion allowance = Only twice a week
PRODUCT OPTIONS
AMOUNT PER PORTION
MASS PER PORTION
Cheese cake
50 g
1 Starch + 2 Fats
Potato chips
40 g
1 Starch + 2 Fats
Cocktail pie/snacks
70 g
1 ½ Protein + 1 Starch + 2
Fats
Tart savoury
40 g
1 Starch + 1 Fat
Cake with icing
50 g
2 Starch + 2 Fats
Ice Cream (sorbet)
60 g
1 Starch + 1 Fat
Ice Cream (full cream)
60 g
1 Starch + 2 Fats
Milk tart
60 g
1 Milk + 2 Fats
Baked custard pudding
100 g
1 Starch + 1 Milk + 1 Fat
Sausage
60 g
1 Protein + 2 Fats
Simba chips
30 g
1 Starch + 2 Fats
Pizza
90 g
2 Starch + 2 Fats
Calamari (Fried)
150 g
1 Starch + 3 Protein
Boerewors
60 g
1 Protein + 2 Fats + 1 Starch
Fruit cake, rich
50 g
2 Starch + 1 Fat
Spare Ribs
30 g
1 Protein + 1 Fat
Humus
3 teaspoons
½ Starch
Christmas pies
2
2 Starch + 1 Fat
Milo (powder)
3 teaspoons
1 Starch
Sunflower seeds
15
Bacon (fried)
1 strip (10 cm)
BE PHYSICALLY ACTIVE.
ALTHOUGH IT MAY SEEM COUNTERINTUITIVE, DON’T USE EXERCISE
EITHER TO PUNISH YOURSELF FOR EATING OR TO “EARN” THE RIGHT
TO EAT MORE. “WHEN YOU DO, IT SETS UP A NEGATIVE THOUGHT
PATTERN, WHICH IS WHY SO MANY PEOPLE SAY THEY HATE TO
EXERCISE,” SAYS MAY. INSTEAD, FOCUS ON HOW GREAT YOU FEEL,
HOW MUCH BETTER YOU SLEEP AND HOW MUCH MORE ENERGY
YOU HAVE WHEN YOU EXERCISE. PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IS GOOD FOR
YOU WHETHER YOU ARE TRYING TO LOSE WEIGHT OR NOT, SO KEEP IT
POSITIVE AND BUILD A LIFELONG HABIT.
10 g
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