Here is the Dash Diet Phase 1 plan to get you started on your way to a happier and healthier lifestyle. The DASH Diet is best done in two phases, so the DASH
Diet Phase 1 is basically a low-carbohydrate diet, with no fruit and whole
grains, it lasts for just 14 days.
Dash Diet Phase 1 is designed to reset your metabolism and boost your natural calorie burning processes. With this protein-rich, low carbohydrate and sugar period you will see an immediate and visible weight loss.
Dash Diet Phase 1 is designed to reset your metabolism and boost your natural calorie burning processes. With this protein-rich, low carbohydrate and sugar period you will see an immediate and visible weight loss.
Then when Phase Two is reintroduced with healthy whole
grains, fruit and starchy vegetables so as to control your weight loss and
improve the body’s response to hypertension.
If you want to maintain a healthy life, free of diseases and especially with a stable blood pressure then The Dash Diet is the only diet you will need to follow.
If you want to maintain a healthy life, free of diseases and especially with a stable blood pressure then The Dash Diet is the only diet you will need to follow.
During the 14 days of Phase 1, you will learn how to
satisfy your hunger and feel fuller longer. You trick your body by eating non
starchy foods and this will regulate your blood sugar and help curb your
cravings, avoid fruit and whole grains, which have a lot of natural sugar, and
sorry to say alcohol, which also contain sugars.
You can enjoy 2-3 servings of low-fat dairy per
day. This would include 1 cup of skim milk or low-fat yogurt. Try and avoid
regular cheese or even fat-free cheese because they are often high in sodium.
You can also enjoy up to 6 ounces of lean meats, fish and poultry a day. Aim for 4 to 5 servings of beans or lentils a week.
You can also enjoy up to 6 ounces of lean meats, fish and poultry a day. Aim for 4 to 5 servings of beans or lentils a week.
It is important to know your limits when on the Dash Diet, check out the serving size that best fits your appetite.
<===Here is One Serving Size for the following ingredients.
<===Here is One Serving Size for the following ingredients.
Phase One dieters will need to consume an unlimited
intake of non-starchy vegetables and include some protein-rich foods, such as
lean meat, fish, low-fat cheese and nuts. Proteins work to prevent snacking and
work to keep blood sugar levels stable because they help dieters to feel full
and satisfied. Removing starch and sugar from the food intake will reduce the
body’s need for insulin, which helps us desire lighter, healthier foods. It’s
important to choose the foods you like.
It's is important to take your Dash Diet Phase One Shopping List to make sure you have the right food in your pantry and fridge while trying to get through Phase One.
Avoid starchy foods with sugar, you’re helping to regulate your blood sugar and diminish cravings. Try leafy greens like lettuce and spinach or cruciferous vegetables like broccoli or cabbage. You can also eat cucumbers, squash, peppers and tomatoes.
Opt for protein-rich foods that have healthy fats, like fresh nuts and seeds, or fatty fish like salmon or mackerel. Avocados are loaded with monounsaturated fats as well as antioxidants lutein, vitamin E and beta-carotene. Toss them in a salad along with vegetable oils, especially olive, canola and nut oils, which you can use as salad dressing.
It's is important to take your Dash Diet Phase One Shopping List to make sure you have the right food in your pantry and fridge while trying to get through Phase One.
Avoid starchy foods with sugar, you’re helping to regulate your blood sugar and diminish cravings. Try leafy greens like lettuce and spinach or cruciferous vegetables like broccoli or cabbage. You can also eat cucumbers, squash, peppers and tomatoes.
Opt for protein-rich foods that have healthy fats, like fresh nuts and seeds, or fatty fish like salmon or mackerel. Avocados are loaded with monounsaturated fats as well as antioxidants lutein, vitamin E and beta-carotene. Toss them in a salad along with vegetable oils, especially olive, canola and nut oils, which you can use as salad dressing.
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Dash Diet Phase One Shopping List
Phase 1 is a kick start. If you do it for too long, you compromise your ability to lose at the expected rate in Phase 2. Your metabolism needs that change. After about 6 total weeks, you can try another week long Phase 1, if you have hit a plateau in Phase 2 and still have a fair amount of weight to lose.
What is the maximum amount of carbs for phase 1. I'm coming from 6 months of keto then a very indulgent Christmas. Now I'm trying to kick start the DASH diet, but am I really just doing keto for 2 weeks for phase 1 at 20grams of carbs per day?
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