Setting weight loss goals and recommendations for a balanced diet
**Set weight loss goals**
The goal is to lose 0.4-0.9 kg per week. This means reducing your daily calorie intake by 500-1000 kcal. You can reduce your total daily calorie intake using:
1. Control your calorie intake.
2. Increase exercise.
3. Take a two-pronged approach: control your diet and increase your exercise.
*Note: Even when trying to lose weight, your daily calorie intake should not fall below 1000 kcal (unless under the supervision of a healthcare professional), as this can lead to malnutrition and harm to your health. Furthermore, pregnant and breastfeeding women should not attempt to lose weight, and individuals with long-term or chronic illnesses should only undertake a weight loss plan under the guidance of a doctor or nutritionist.
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**Dietary Recommendations:**
*A balanced diet: Consume whole grains, meat, dairy, vegetables, and fruits daily.
*Reduce total fat intake. Choose skim or low-fat milk and low-fat cheese, avoid fried and greasy foods, and cook with less oil.
Choose low-fat carbohydrate foods, such as noodle soup, white rice, whole-wheat bread, and unfilled bread. For women, each meal should be equivalent to half a bowl to a bowl of rice; for men, each meal should be equivalent to one bowl to one and a half bowls of rice.
*Eat 113-170 grams of lean meat or skinless chicken daily. Choose low-fat cooking methods such as steaming or poaching. Use a non-stick pan with less oil.
* Drink 1-2 cups of low-fat or skim milk daily. If you don't drink milk, you can choose calcium-fortified soy milk.
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*Women should ideally consume no more than 1 teaspoon of cooking oil per meal. Men should consume no more than 2 teaspoons.
Eat more vegetables cooked with less oil. A small dish can be eaten at lunch or dinner. Approximately 300 grams of vegetables are needed per day.
Eat 1-2 pieces of fruit daily, such as oranges, apples, and pears.
Drink 8 glasses of fluids daily, preferably water.
*Avoid consuming excessively salty foods, such as pickled foods, ready-to-eat foods, or excessive seasonings. High salt intake can cause the body to retain excess water.
Limit foods high in sugar, such as candy, desserts, and sugary drinks.
**Example of a balanced diet (1)** (This can be used as a reference when compiling a diet plan)
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1 slice of breakfast cereal
Lunch: 1 teaspoon peanut butter, 1 cup skim milk, 1 serving of tofu skin udon soup noodles
Green tea is optional for dinner.
Stir-fried Beef with Bok Choy: 40g lean beef (raw).
(Low oil) 240g heart, 1/2 teaspoon vegetable oil
3/4 bowl of white rice (135 grams)
1 orange
the next day
1 cup of skim milk for breakfast
30 grams of corn flakes
1/2 banana
Lunch: 1 bowl of wonton noodles
One plate of blanched Chinese kale (oil-free)
Dinner: Steamed grass carp with preserved mustard greens (7.6g, raw)
Blanch 100g baby bok choy, 1/2 teaspoon vegetable oil
3/4 bowl of white rice (135 grams)
1 orange
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**Sample Balanced Meal Plan (2)** (Can be used as a reference when compiling a meal plan)
Day 3
1 slice of breakfast bread
1 teaspoon of fruit
1 cup of skim milk
Lunch (2 slices of whole wheat bread, low-fat cheese)
1 sandwich slice, 2 tomato slices, lettuce
1 slice of cucumber, 2 slices of cucumber, 1 teaspoon of vegetable butter)
1 cup lemon tea (with 1 packet of sugar)
Dinner: Stir-fried chicken strips with asparagus (100g asparagus)
(Less oil) Chicken strips (skin removed) 76g
3/4 bowl of white rice (135 grams)
1 orange
1200 kcal
Day 1
1 slice of breakfast cereal
1/2 teaspoon vegetable butter
1 cup of skim milk
Lunch: 1 serving of tofu skin udon noodle soup
Green tea at will
One cup of skim milk for afternoon tea
Dinner: Stir-fried beef with bok choy (76g lean beef, raw) and bok choy (lightly oiled).
200g, 1/2 teaspoon vegetable oil
3/4 bowl of white rice (135 grams)
1 orange
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**A balanced meal plan example (3)**
1 cup of skim milk the next day
30g of breakfast corn chips
Lunch: 1/2 banana
One bowl of wonton noodles for afternoon tea
Dinner: One plate of blanched kale (oil-free)
One box of low-fat cheese (150 grams)
Steamed grass carp with preserved mustard greens (114g, raw)
1 teaspoon of vegetable oil
100g blanched baby bok choy
3/4 bowl of white rice (135 grams)
1 orange
Day 3
1 slice of breakfast bread
1 teaspoon of jam, 1 cup of skim milk
Lunch (2 slices of whole wheat bread, 1 slice of low-fat cheese)
Sandwich slices, 2 slices of tomato, 1 lettuce leaf
2 slices of cucumber, 1 teaspoon of vegetable butter)
1 cup lemon tea (with 1 packet of sugar)
1 banana
Afternoon tea low-fat cheese, 1 box (150g)
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**Sample Balanced Meal Plan (4)** (Can be used as a reference when creating a meal plan)
Dinner: Stir-fried chicken strips with asparagus (100g asparagus)
(Less oil) Chicken strips (skin removed) 76g
1 teaspoon of vegetable oil
3/4 bowl of white rice (135 grams)
1 orange
1500 kcal
Day 1
2 slices of breakfast bread
1 cup of skim milk
1 teaspoon of jam
Lunch: 1 serving of tofu skin udon noodle soup
Green tea at will
One cup of skim milk for afternoon tea
1 banana
Dinner: Stir-fried beef with bok choy. 76g lean beef (raw), 200g bok choy (with a little oil), 1 teaspoon vegetable oil.
1 bowl of white rice (180 grams)
1 orange
the next day
1 cup of skim milk for breakfast
50g of corn flakes
1 banana
Lunch: 1 bowl of wonton noodles
One plate of blanched Chinese kale (oil-free)
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**Sample Balanced Meal Plan (5)** (Can be used as a reference when creating a meal plan)
Afternoon tea low-fat cheese, 1 box (150g)
4 sesame soda crackers
10 grapes
Dinner: Steamed grass carp with preserved mustard greens (114g, raw)
1 teaspoon of vegetable oil
100g blanched baby bok choy
1 bowl of white rice (180 grams)
1 orange
Day 3
One bowl of fish porridge for breakfast
One cup of Horlicks (with 1 teaspoon of sugar)
Lunch (2 slices of whole wheat bread, 1 slice of low-fat cheese, 2 slices of tomato, 1 lettuce leaf)
sandwich
(1 slice of cucumber, 2 slices of cucumber, 1 teaspoon of vegetable butter)
1 banana
Afternoon Tea Low-Fat Cheese (1 box)
2 sesame soda crackers
Dinner: Stir-fried chicken strips with asparagus (100g asparagus)
(Less oil) Chicken strips (skin removed) 76g
1 teaspoon of vegetable oil
1 bowl of white rice (180 grams)
1 orange
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**Sample Balanced Meal Plan (6)** (Can be used as a reference when creating a meal plan)
1800 kcal
Day 1
2 slices of wheat bread
1 slice of breakfast ham
1 cup low-fat cheese, 1 sheet skim milk, 1 serving of tofu skin udon noodle soup
Lunch: 4 pieces of cucumber sushi
Green tea at will
Afternoon Tea Low-Fat Cheese (1 box)
1 banana
Dinner: Stir-fried bok choy with beef (114g raw)
(Low oil) 200g of bok choy
1/2 teaspoon vegetable oil
1 bowl of white rice (180 grams)
1 orange
the next day
1 cup of skim milk for breakfast
50g corn chips, 1 banana
Lunch: 1 bowl of roasted chicken noodle soup
Afternoon tea low-fat cheese, 1 box (150g)
4 sesame soda crackers
10 grains of rice
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**Sample Balanced Meal Plan (7)** (This can be used as a reference when compiling a meal plan)
Dinner: Steamed grass carp with preserved mustard greens. Oil: 1.14g (raw) 1 teaspoon
Blanched baby bok choy and 100g of cooked rice
1 bowl of oranges (180 grams)
Day 3, 1
2 slices of breakfast bread
1 teaspoon of luncheon fruit, 1 teaspoon of luncheon fruit, 1 cup of luncheon fruit.
Afternoon tea peanut butter skim milk
Dinner sandwich (2 slices of whole wheat bread, low-fat)
1 slice of Horlicks banana cheese, 2 slices of tomato,
1 leaf of low-fat cheese lettuce, 2 slices of cucumber
Sesame soda crackers, stir-fried chicken tenders with asparagus (1 teaspoon vegetable butter)
(Less oil) 1 cup (1 teaspoon sugar)
1 bottle of vegetable oil, 1 box of 4 tablets
100g of white rice and asparagus
Chicken strips (skin removed) 7.6 grams 1 teaspoon
1 bowl (180 grams)
1 orange
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