The important keys to remember are:
1. Never skip breakfast
2. Try to eat moderately and on time
3. Try to not eating 3 hours before sleep ( i have habits to not eats heavy meal after 06:00 pm)
4. Exercise daily ( if possible for 30 min/ 1 hour)
5. Limit the consumption of sugars and saturated fat
6. Get enough sleep (7-8 hours no more than that)
7. Drink enough water
8. Do not get stressed ( i find Yoga has so much effects to reduce stress)
9. Eat more vegetables and fruits
10.Process foods are really bad, try to avoid it, use fresh ingredients instead.
Furthermore, ever since I studied nutrition at my College, and they introduced me to Canada's Food Guidelines, i found that it is very feasible and advance, as we know there are many myths about foods and it starting to change according to many research that is happening.
Link : ( http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/fn-an/food-guide-aliment/index-eng.php)
On the other hand, working as a chef might giving people idea, that we can eat a lot of good thing since we always surrounded by foods, but i feel the reality is different. we are so busy at the kitchen and working for hours, sometimes without break , and this condition make us does not have choice to choose what we want to eat.
Here are an example of 7 days meal plan:
Breakfast
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Lunch
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Snack
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Dinner
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Day 1
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Soaked
oatmeal with milk, yoghurt,banana, pecan, chia seeds,cashew, and walnut
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A small
bowl of salad and 2 fillet of pan fried salmon
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Roasted
almond nuts and an apple
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Avocado
juice and 1 slice of whole grain bread
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Day 2
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1 slice of
Spinach tuna mushroom quiche
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Vermicelli
noodle with chicken broth, boiled chicken,shitake mushrrom and boiled eggs
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Pear and
orange juice
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Chilled
silk tofu with soy sauce, duck egg and green onion
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Day 3
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Strawberry
and blueberries smoothies
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Artichoke
papillote with julienne oion,carot and sliced garlic and butter
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Variation
of nuts
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A bowl of
fresh lettuce with lightly Caesar dressing and baked croutons
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Day 4
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Banana
smoothies with dates and walnut
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Stir fry
vegetables and chicken with brown rice
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90% dark
chocolate
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Stir fry
pok choy
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Day 5
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Soaked
oatmeal with milk, chia seeds,
yoghurt, strawberry and raspberries
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Half bowl
of ramen with slices pork
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Variation
of nuts
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Protein
shake with strawberry
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Day 6
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Avocado
juice with milk
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Stir fry
tuna with caramelized onion and mushroom
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A slice of
gluten free chocolate cake
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Steamed
salmon with teriyaki sauce
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Day 7
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Soaked
oatmeal with milk, yoghurt, cocoa powder and walnut
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Lettuce
wrap with stir fry teriyaki beef and julienne onion
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A slice of
gluten free banana cake
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Fruit
salad with lightly mayonnaise dressing
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Spinach Tuna Mushroom Quiche
Portion : 12
Time : 50 minutes
Ingredients:
6 eggs
2 fillet of tuna, steamed and shredded
1 onion, thinly slice
200 gram spinach
150 gram mushroom
100 gram cheddar cheese
200 ml milk
1/4 salt
1/8 ground black pepper
1 tablespoon olive oil
Steps:
1. pre heat oven to 350F, grease muffin tint with butter
2. heat oil in a large skillet. add onion and cook until caramelized, add mushroom and cook until the moisture has evaporated.
3. add in spinach and cook until the moisture has evaporated, season.
4. whisk egg untill fluffy, and stir in milk, season.
5. combine the spinach ingredients with eggs ingredients
6. scoop the batter in each muffin tint, top with cheddar cheese
7. put into the oven, and bake for 30 minutes, untill the eggs set.


