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Challenge accepted & 14 days diet menu

Writer's picture: Mrs. BG NkosiMrs. BG Nkosi
Bursting with health defines a challenge as a moment of self-realization, introspecting your abilities, and defying the odds. Challenge distracts your plans and takes you out of your comfort zone.

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What is a challenge? According to the dictionary, a challenge is a call to participate in a competitive situation or fight to decide who is superior in terms of ability and strength. Bursting with health defines a challenge as a moment of self-realization, introspecting your abilities, and defying the odds. Challenge distracts your plans and takes you out of your comfort zone. The reality about the challenge ü You can never be ready enough to take a challenge ü Challenge raises fears as one would wonder if they will ever make it to the end ü Challenge calls for self-discipline and constant motivation ü Challenge is for go-getters

Some facts about accepting the challenge

  • challenge helps you realize your hidden strength by making you seek ways to avoid quitting.

  • Challenge helps you do things you have never done before

  • Helps you stick to your plan, holding on in order to prove to yourself that you are stronger

  • Helps with the flexibility to be in a state of readiness at any given point in time

Disclaimer: before partaking on a diet it is always imperative to consult your Doctor (especially with known disease and allergies) for better advice as some of the diet days have little food to eat which might spike blood sugar levels. How to start a dietary regime Plan your diet by forecasting unforeseen circumstances e.g. rainy days, sickness, or even vacation Specify your time frame for your goals and be specific e.g. 3 months, 14 days Stay motivated by having a fitness tracker such as a bathroom scale and keeping your fat clothes (more tips on the blog https://www.bustingwithhealth.co.za/blog)

14 days diet menu

a. stands for Breakfast and b. Lunch and c. Dinner


Dinner

1.

a.Future life Zero (meal or shake)

And coffee

b.2 Boiled eggs

Tomato

Spinach (boiled)

c.Brown rice, spinach, and 100g chicken breast or hake (do not deep fry)

No spices! Use moderate salt and black pepper with non-stick spray or ½ teaspoon of butter/margarine.

2.

a.Black coffee + 1 slice of brown bread (preferably whole wheat)

b.Boiled carrot

3 slices of ham

Fat-free cottage cheese (2 spoons)

1 boiled egg

c.Green salad with no dressing

100g lean beef (no deep-frying)

3.

a.Black Coffee only

A toasted slice of bread

b.2 boiled eggs

1 tomato

c.1 baked or boiled potato

150g of hake or use tuna in brine.

1 medium orange

4.

a.Black coffee

1 slice of brown bread (whole wheat)

b.250 ml orange juice

250 ml Fat-free yogurt

c.Brown rice, spinach, and 100g chicken breast or hake/ pork

5.

a.Black Coffee only

b.150g chicken breast/pork/fish

Boiled carrot

c.Celery and tomato soup with mixed herb spice

(Chop the ingredients and boil them in water until very soft)

Serve and enjoy

1 fruit of your choice except for banana

6.

a.Oats (4 spoons), low fat /fat-free milk

*Use less sugar

b.Boiled carrot

3 slices of ham

Fat-free cottage cheese (2 spoons)

1 boiled egg

c.Green salad with no dressing

100g lean beef (no deep-frying)

7.

a.Black Coffee only

b.Celery and tomato soup with mixed herb spice

c.1 baked or boiled potato

150g of hake or use tuna in brine.

1 medium orange

8.

a.Black coffee + 1 slice of brown bread (preferably whole wheat)

b.250 ml orange juice

250 ml Fat free yogurt

3 slices of ham

c.Brown rice, spinach, and 100g chicken breast or hake/ pork

9.

a.Black Coffee only

b.150g chicken breast/pork/fish, Boiled carrot

c.Celery and tomato soup with mixed herb spice

10.

a.Future life Zero (meal or shake)

And coffee

b.2 Boiled eggs,Tomato & spinach (boiled)

c.Green salad with no dressing,100g lean beef (no deep-frying)

11.

a.Black coffee

b.Slice of toasted bread with butter/margarine

c.Celery and tomato soup with mixed herb spice and Boiled carrot,5 slices of ham

Fat-free cottage cheese (3 spoons),1 boiled egg

12.

a.Black Coffee only

b.Boiled carrot,3 slices of ham, Fat-free cottage cheese (2Tbsp),1 boiled egg

c.Brown rice, spinach and 100g chicken breast or hake/ pork

13.

a.Black Coffee only

Toasted slice of bread

b.2 boiled eggs

1 tomato

c.Green salad with no dressing, 100g of lean beef (no deep-frying),1 fruit of your choice

14.

a.Oats (4 spoons), low fat /fat-free milk, *Use less sugar

b.250 ml orange juice,250 ml Fat-free yogurt, 3 slices of ham

c.150g beef/fish/pork/ chicken breast only


Recommended tools

Bathroom scale: body weight management

Kitchen scale: measure the protein/ meat

Tape measure: to measure your waistline

Some foods will require boiling but not frying with oil, and it’s better to cook in advance



NB: If you want to see real results, please do not add any ingredients not mentioned on the menu. Try to stick to the menu as possible as it can be. Yes, some days you will feel very hungry but I assure you that it will be better with time (around day 3).


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