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Among the biggest misconceptions that people have about dieting is that eating less helps them lose weight. They count calories obsessively and choose foods void of vital vitamins, minerals, and nutrients because they’re concerned about gaining weight.
Many see doctors and nutritionists that try to correct the imbalances that they have by giving them a regimented diet to follow. If you’ve recently had weight loss surgery or had a medical professional advise you to eat a certain way, you must be mindful of the quality of the food you eat more than the quantity consumed.
Adding Protein to Your Diet in a Reasonable and Healthy Way
Protein is the building block of the body. It’s an essential macronutrient that you’re likely not getting enough of when you’re suppressing your cravings and eating fewer calories. Learning the right foods to eat for your body’s unique needs is imperative. Refraining from eating the meals and snacks that you crave can cause you to eat more later if you’re not careful.
Here are some of the ways to get more protein into your diet:
Enjoy a protein smoothie or shake for breakfast. Start your day out on the right foot. A smoothie or shake is incredibly easy to make. You can create it within seconds and pour it into a bottle or cup to take with you as you run out the front door. You won’t feel the jitters that come with pure fruit smoothies, either.
Whip up some protein pasta for lunch. Who doesn’t love pasta? You may not like the carbs that you consume ordinarily, though. Swapping out traditional pasta for protein pasta ensures that you feel energized without the mid-day crash. You won’t feel heavy and weighed down by the meal you just ate.
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Have some protein chili for dinner. Chili is hearty and flavorful. It makes a quick dinner option, too, after a long day. Full of protein and spices, it’s an incredible way to get more protein in your body easily.
There are many ways to increase the amount of protein that you consume. The easiest is to swap out the foods that you would typically eat for options that have large amounts of the macronutrient in them. You can drink protein-rich smoothies, nosh on meals with added grams of protein in them, and skip the sugary, salty, fat-filled snacks in favor of protein-rich versions of them.
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