Principles of rational nutrition for obesity

January 14, 2011

How is nutrition structured for weight loss in case of obesity, what food should you give up, and what should be left for normal functioning of the body.

It is necessary to fight excess weight. It not only makes a person unattractive, but is a serious risk factor for the development of a huge number of diseases. Including such poorly treatable and potentially fatal ones as heart attack with stroke or even cancerous tumors. However, even if you are truly overweight, the choice of diet for weight loss must be taken very responsibly. The common belief that in order to lose excess weight it is enough to eat almost nothing for a while or even go hungry is a misconception. After all, the goal is not only to lose weight, but also not to harm your health.

How is a diet designed for obesity?

Overweight or obese?

Obesity is usually diagnosed with a body mass index (BMI) of 30 or more. You can find out your BMI yourself using our calculator. And what other formulas there are for determining a healthy weight are described in a special material.

Many diets have been developed for the treatment of obesity, but the main principle of traditional diet therapy is a sharp reduction in calorie intake, proportional to excess of normal body weight. This indicator is calculated individually for each nutritionist’s client, but usually with severe excess weight, the number of calories is reduced by an average of 40 percent of the daily energy requirement.

FRIDAY

Breakfast: buckwheat porridge

Lunch: soup with bell pepper and carrots; steamed chicken soufflé with carrots in a slow cooker

Afternoon snack: cottage cheese casserole without eggs

Dinner: salad with couscous and shrimp

Nutritionist's comment:

You can supplement buckwheat porridge with fresh herbs and grated cheese.

Basic principles for losing weight:

1. Reducing the calorie content
of the diet to 1800 kcal and below, calculated by a specialist based on the person’s initial weight.
2. Limiting fast carbohydrates in the menu - especially sugar and white flour products (pasta, pastries, white bread) - the main suppliers of energy
that are easily stored in fat.
3. Limit animal fats
by 50 percent.
But this does not mean that the diet becomes fat-free. Animal fats in the diet are replaced by vegetable fats, which can activate the process of the body using up its own fat reserves. 4. Creating a feeling of satiety
by increasing the proportion of low-calorie but high-volume foods in the diet - raw vegetables, fruits, whole grain products.
5. Small meals - up to six times a day
- help fight hunger.
The daily ration is simply divided into six equal parts, which are eaten at regular intervals. 6. Refusal of
foods that stimulate the appetite - spices, herbs, savory snacks, smoked meats and pickles.
7. Limiting the amount of salt to five g per day and normalizing the drinking regime
- up to 1.5 liters per day, mainly clean drinking water.

SATURDAY

Breakfast: cottage cheese casserole without eggs

Lunch: soup with bell pepper and carrots; steamed chicken soufflé with carrots in a slow cooker

Afternoon snack: blueberry smoothie with oatmeal

Dinner: trout with vegetables in the oven

Nutritionist's comment:

Soup with bell peppers and carrots - especially for those who think that vegetables are boring!

Therapeutic diet

When treating obesity, nutritionists usually use diet No. 8
, the calorie content of which they can increase or decrease by eliminating certain foods in the diet.

ProductsIt is forbiddenCan
BreadWhite, all baked goodsBlack, protein - up to 150 g per day
SoupsMeat, fish and mushroom, all strong brothsSoups based on vegetable broths, weak broths made from lean meat
MeatPork, goose, duck, lamb, fatty chickens, all smoked meats and sausagesLean beef, rabbit, fat-free chicken, boiled or stewed
FishAll fatty varieties, smoked or friedLow-fat boiled or steamed fish, seafood
VegetablesPotatoes, beets, carrots and other vegetables with a high glycemic indexCabbage, leafy vegetables, radishes, cucumbers, tomatoes, greens - raw or baked, seaweed
Cereals, legumes, pastaPastaCereals, beans or lentils as sources of essential amino acids - instead of bread.
Egg dishesFried omelettes or fried eggsBoiled, steamed
DairyHard cheeses, margarine, sour cream, full-fat milk and creamLow-fat milk, kefir, yogurt, cottage cheese
FruitsSweet fruits with a high glycemic indexSour and sweet and sour varieties of fruits and berries up to 200 g per day
BeveragesCompotes, jellies and nectars with sugar, sweet soda, sweet juicesCoffee or tea without milk and sugar, juices from sour fruits and berries, mineral water
FatsLard, margarine, spreadsButter and vegetable oils - 20 g per day only for cooking

MONDAY

Breakfast: millet porridge with pumpkin

Lunch: beetroot soup; meatballs with buckwheat (1-2 pieces will be enough)

Afternoon snack: baked apples with cottage cheese

Dinner: salmon with lemon in paper + vegetables of your choice

Nutritionist's comment:

Porridge is an ideal breakfast dish. In the morning, our body needs carbohydrates; they will provide energy for the first half of the day and give strength. And pumpkin will enrich your breakfast with vitamins, it is especially rich in vitamin A.

Lunch should be varied; it is one of the key meals. Include vegetables, meat, and grains in your lunch.

Even during the period of weight loss, you should not forget about desserts. Let them be light and definitely healthy - apples with cottage cheese are a great option.

As a side dish for dinner, I would offer fresh vegetables - lettuce, cherry tomatoes and sweet peppers. Or you can steam vegetables, cauliflower or broccoli are suitable.

Red fish is an excellent source of Omega-3 fatty acids; they are necessary for the visual organs, the central nervous system and help reduce “bad” blood cholesterol.

What to remember

Treatment of obesity involves a low-calorie diet combined with exercise.
Despite the fact that when losing weight you have to give up many foods, your diet must contain a sufficient amount of protein, fat and foods containing a lot of fiber. For individual recommendations, it is best to contact a nutritionist. Tags:

  • Diets
  • Diet
  • Overweight
  • Weight loss
  • Therapeutic diets

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WEDNESDAY

Breakfast: Frittata with zucchini, spinach and tomatoes

Lunch: hake soup; cabbage salad with tomatoes

Afternoon snack: kefir with banana, ginger and cinnamon

Dinner: homemade turkey sausages + peppers, stewed with tomatoes

Nutritionist's comment:

Try to use a variety of vegetables in your menu. The more varied your diet, the more different vitamins and microelements it contains.

If for lunch you use a hearty soup containing meat, poultry or fish (as we did in this case), then for the second it is better to choose a vegetable dish, for example, a salad.

Ginger increases heat exchange, thereby helping to accelerate metabolic processes. And cinnamon helps reduce cravings for sweets, so you should use it regularly during weight loss.

Sweet peppers contain B vitamins, ascorbic acid and provitamin A - beta-carotene.

SUNDAY

Breakfast: couscous with pumpkin and cranberries in a slow cooker

Lunch: vegetable puree soup; Mexican stuffed bell peppers in the oven (in this recipe I recommend replacing pork with beef)

Afternoon snack: green smoothie

Dinner: trout with vegetables in the oven

The menu for obesity was compiled taking into account the principles of the “Menu of the Week” system.

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