MindMap Gallery A small guide to losing weight in the canteen
The mind map of a small guide to losing weight in the cafeteria of college students introduces the main energy-supplying foods for the body, hands as a reference, the best combination of three meals, foods that should be avoided for weight loss, etc.
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Canteen Weight Loss Guide (Food)
1 Food that is the main source of energy for the body
1 staple food
Carbohydrates: Cereals, whole grains, wheat flour, beans, root vegetables high in carbohydrates
2 high-quality protein
Fish, shrimp and shellfish living in water, eggs of various poultry, livestock and poultry meat, milk and dairy products, soybeans and soy products
3 fat
Oil for cooking, fat of livestock, skin of poultry, fried tofu, nuts as snacks, avocado as fruit
2 hands for reference
a staple food
1 rice (covering rice, multigrain rice, mixed bean rice, sweet potato rice...)
2. Root vegetables with high carbohydrate content (sweet potatoes, purple sweet potatoes, potatoes, yams, lotus roots)
3 Wheat flour products (steamed buns, steamed buns, bread), properly fermented steamed buns, fist size is enough
The amount of a staple food is about the size of 1 to 1.5 fists✊.
4. If you want to eat noodles, you can choose the simplest way:
Boss, Erliang (girl♀)
Boss, three liang (boy♂)
a serving of protein
Not counting five fingers, the thickness of the palm is one palm✋ (equivalent to half a palm)
Pure meat: beef, mutton, chicken breast, shrimp, fish fillet plus dried tofu;
Not counting five fingers, the thickness of the palm is about the size of one palm✋
Whole fish, shelled shrimp, tofu.
If the fish, shrimp, and shellfish are kept with bones and shells, the amount can be doubled;
a serving of vegetables
One serving of vegetables, about the size of two fists (cooked)
After sufficient intake of staple food and protein, filling the other spaces in the stomach with vegetables will be healthier than other foods.
3 Best Matches for Three Meals
breakfast:
300ml milk, one egg, one staple food
Lunch:
One staple food, one protein, one vegetable
(1~1.5 fists✊ Large and small staple food in the palm of one hand✋ Large and small protein, two fists✊ Large and small vegetables)
dinner:
One staple food, one protein, one vegetable
(One fist ✊ Large and small staple foods, Palm of one hand ✋ Large and small proteins, Two fists ✊ Large and small vegetables)
Extra meals (choose two throughout the day):
10g of original nuts (a small handful in one hand without shells)
Sugar-free yogurt 100ml
Fist-sized fruits
Sugar-free soy milk 200ml
4 things to avoid when losing weight
staple food
Fried dough sticks, fried cakes, scallion pancakes, fried rice, fried noodles, fried rice noodles, croissants, croissants (any greasy-looking staple food)
protein
Fried pork chop, fried chicken, pork belly, braised pork, spareribs, twice-cooked pork, roasted beef brisket, chicken and duck skin, fried tofu
vegetable
Greasy stir-fried vegetables and vegetable salads with lots of salad dressing
Soup
Milky white fish soup, oily chicken soup, pork ribs soup