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ldquoWhere Goals Come Truerdquocopy
What are we about to learn
The Perfect Solutions Focus
Your Personal Calorie Needs
Learn about the Glycemic Index and how it affects
blood sugar
Carbs Fats and Proteins
Label Reading Ingredient Quality vs calories
BMR (Basal Metabolic Rate) What is it and how
does it affect how much I can eat
We understand its close
to impossible to avoid
processed foods
completely BUT we will
give you the tools to know
which are acceptable and
which are avoidable
Such as
The Best of the Best
The Best of the Worst
and the Worst of the
Worst Grocery Choices
Healthy Shopping Tour
Nutrition and Weight Loss
Auriculotherapy
New Eating Habits
Nutrition Class
Physical Activity
Your Goal
Not only to lose weight
But to live HEALTHY
This program is not a diet
ndash It is a change in LIFESTYLE
Think LONG TERM NOT SHORT TERM
ldquoOur ultimate goal is to help you feel better
look better sleep better and have an
abundance of energyrdquo
Healthy Lifestyle Focus
TAKE ACTION AND END The Negative
Diet Cycle by using Tools
OVEREATING
BINGE EATING
guilt self-blame
DEPRIVATION
SEMI-STARVATION
RESTRICTIVE
diets
WEIGHT
GAIN AND
RE-GAIN
The Healthy Weight Program Nutrition Services Halton Regional Health Department
The GI ranks foods on a scale from 0-100 according to the extent to which they raise blood sugar levels after eating
Whole foods will generally have a lower GI vs processed
Tool 1 Understanding the Glycemic Index (GI) of Foods
Processed
Whole
Foods with HIGH GI Are rapidly digested and
absorbed (fluctuations in blood sugar levels)
Glycemic Index
Foods with LOW GI Slow digestion and
absorption (gradual rises in blood sugar
and insulin levels)
Ex Rice vs Flour
Fat storage
Fat burn Mode (eat every 4 hours)
Fat storage
6-8 9-11 12-2 3-5 6-8 830-930 Bfast Snack Lunch Snack Dinner Beverage
Eat and Donrsquot Stay Hungry
Cereals GI
All Bran 42
Oatmeal (traditional rolled oats)
42
FRUITS GI
Mango 55
Grapes 53
Bananas 82
Melon 67
Watermelon 72
FRUITS GI
Grapefruit 25
Apple 38
Pear 38
Strawberries 40
Orange 44
Cereals GI
Special K 56
Mini-Wheats Whole Wheat
58
Cheerios 83
Low GI Moderate-High GI
Examples Refer to your handout
It allows you to choose one food over
another in the same food group the best bread the best cereal etchellip
Think of GI as a Tool
A low GI diet is eating a wide variety of healthy whole
foods that fuel our bodies with nutrition that gives us
clean energy
PROCESSED foods are already broken down fast
digestion Stay full shorter = more hunger
WHOLE foods use more energy (kcal) to break down
nutrients(calories) Stay full longer = less hunger
Remember your goal is to consume Whole Foods
wwwglycemicindexcom
Any Questions Email us at
DonovanPerfectSolutionSA
com
How Do I Start Eating Low GI Foods
ldquoThis for Thatrdquo exchange
Exchange High GI Carbs for Low GI Carbs
(Strawberries in place of Bananas) and (Grains
instead of breads)
Is the amount of energy your body needs to function at a resting state
Tool 2 BMR (Basal Metabolic Rate)
Nutrition and Weight Loss
Michael Phelps (Example) Do not do this
He needs 10000 calories during peak training (BMR+Exercise Factor)
Body Fat - 1
His Calorie needs to not follow the normal BMR
Calorie intake matters more for athletes than non-athletes
Quantity is more important than quality FOR HIM ONLY
Endurance Based
WHY CANrsquoT I EAT THAT
How Much
Food Do You
REALLY
Need if you are not Michael Phelps
1 1000 ndash 1350 kcal
We are going to divide BMR into 3 categories
2 1351 ndash 1850 kcal
3 1851 ndash 2450 kcal
1 Water
Tool 3 Knowing what your Body NEEDS vs wants
2 Protein (Animal vs Vegetable based)
3 Complex Carbohydrates
4 Whole Fruit
5 VitaminsMinerals
6 Fat (SaturatedUnsaturatedTrans)
7 Whole Grains (Quinoa Barley Buckwheat etc)
Optional Processed Starches Processed Sugars (Simple Carbohydrates)
Women need 8-12 cups
Your Life Source--Water H2O
Men need 9-13 cups
In general you should drink half of your weight in ounces in order to maintain proper
hydration
Ex 180 lbs needs 90 oz H2O
bull Cornell Medical Center Study (1998)
75 of Americans have symptoms of chronic dehydration
In 37 of Americans the thirst mechanism is so weak
itrsquos often mistaken for hunger
Mild dehydration can slow metabolism as much as 3
Dehydration is the 1 trigger of daytime fatigue
A 2 drop in hydration can trigger fuzzy short-term
memory trouble with basic math and difficulty focusing
About Dehydration
RC Rev 17 5-25-2010
Protein is BOTH Animal AND Plant Based
Protein (4 calories per gram)
We need a MIN to avoid starvation mode
We need a MAX to avoid over-consumption
Adequate protein intake is essential
Weight loss and medical interests
Protein
Portions of protein according to BMR
BMR Protein Portions
1 (1000-1350) 1 ndash 2
2 (1351-1850) 2 ndash 3
3 (1851-2450) 3 ndash 4
6 oz Chicken turkey amp some fish
Tool 4 What is One portion of Animal Protein
5 oz Some Fish amp liver
35 oz Beef Pork and
Fattier Meats
Ex the entire hand
Ex palm and up to knuckles
Ex Palm only
It can take up to 10 days to digest at 986F
Rules for Red Meat
DONrsquoT STOP CONSUMING--small amounts can help your metabolism because of the benefits of stearic acid and iron
1 palm size portion per week is plenty
LEAN meats have same
nutrients but less fat
Vegetables (Good Carb) ( 4 calories per gram of carbohydrates)
Portions of vegetables according to BMR
BMR Vegetable Portion
1 (1000-1350) 5 ndash 7
2 (1351-1850) 7 ndash 9
3 (1851-2450) 9 ndash 11
1 serving 1 cup of raw vegetables
OR frac12 cup cooked
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Fruit (Good Carb) (sugar 4 calories per gram)
Fruit is a great source of fiber promotes brain
energy and full of antioxidants
Fiber helps to slow down the movement of
food from the small intestine to your large
intestine So it is best not to eat whole
fruit with other foods
By itself is optimal
Eat whole fruits need nutrients + fiber
Fruit juice is too processed and
high in sugar
Use fruit as a dessert instead of other high calorie options
Fruit makes a great afternoon snack
Serving Size same as Veggies
Fruit 101
Tool 5 What is ONE portion of Fruits and Vegetables
frac12 cup of cooked vegetables
Palm Size
1 cup raw vegetables Fistful
Fat (9 calories per gram)
Portions of fat according to BMR
BMR Fat Portions
1 (1000-1350) 30 ndash 40 grams
2 (1351-1850) 30 ndash 45 grams
3 (1851-2450) 30 ndash 55 grams
Good Fat (High End) vs Bad Fat (Low End)
Why Do We Need Fat
Brain ndash 60 brain is fat function
Cells ndash flexibility
Heart ndash 60 of heart energy
from burning fats Lungs ndash minimizes friction prevents collapsing
Nerves ndashinsulates and protects the nerves
Immune System ndash ease inflammation stabilized
metabolism and immune system
Organs- cushioning and protection
Digestion ndashslows digestion to help provide a constant level of energy
Fat-soluble vitamins (A D E and K) can only be absorbed if fat is
present
Tool 6 Good Fat Bad Fat amp Evil Fat
Un-Saturated Fat
mono and poly
Saturated Fat
Trans Fat
GOOD FAT
BAD FAT
EVIL FAT
Vegetable fats liquid at room
temperature raises HDL lowers LDL
Animal fats solid at room temperature
raises LDL raises HDL
Man-made formed into semi-solid
fats raises LDL and lowers HDL
Total HDL LDL and Triglycerides
Cholesterol
HDL (Hero Cholesterol) responsible for
eliminating cholesterol from the body
LDL (Loser Cholesterol) which leads to
cholesterol buildup in the arteries
Triglycerides fats in the bloodstream
The higher your HDL the lower your chance of
heart disease while the more LDL and triglycerides
you have the greater your chance of heart disease
Total cholesterol should be less than 200 mgdL
What is a normal Cholesterol Tool 7 Knowing your Pac-Manrsquos
HDL 60 or above are ideal below 40 can
increase risk
LDL Below 160 if you have one risk factor below
130 if you have 2 risk factors below 100
Triglycerides Below 150
Example of Un-Saturated Fat
Mono-unsaturated
Poly-unsaturated (Omega 3 amp 6)
avocado olive oil
canola oil peanuts
fish oils
seafood oils
vegetable oils safflower oil
sunflower oil
corn oil
soy oils
Examples of Saturated Fat ldquoBadrdquo
Animal Products
Chicken Skin
Cheese
Lard
Butter
Whole Milk
Cakes
Chocolate
Biscuits
Pies
Ingredients
Fried fast
food
Pastries
Trans Fat ldquoEvil Fatrdquo
Type of Foods
Biscuits
Cakes
Fast food
Pastry
Some
margarines
Fat Analysis Chart FATS
Un-saturated
MONO
Un-saturated
POLY
Saturated Trans
Body Response
GOOD GOOD BAD EVIL
Chemical composition
Carbon chains with 1 double bonds amp 2
hydrogen dropped for each double bond
Carbon chains with 2 or more double bonds and 2 hydrogen dropped for
each double bond
Carbon chain with hydrogen bonds
everywhere
Unsaturated with double bond heat it amp add hydrogen you can change the position of
the hydrogen
Food examples
Peanuts avocado canola olive
Fish oil soy oils Omega 3 amp 6
Animal Fats amp some tropical
oils
Processed food baked fried fast
food
Physical state
Liquid Liquid Solid From liquid to solid
Structural composition
Body effects
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Cholesterol reaction
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Lower HDL (Bad)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
What are we about to learn
The Perfect Solutions Focus
Your Personal Calorie Needs
Learn about the Glycemic Index and how it affects
blood sugar
Carbs Fats and Proteins
Label Reading Ingredient Quality vs calories
BMR (Basal Metabolic Rate) What is it and how
does it affect how much I can eat
We understand its close
to impossible to avoid
processed foods
completely BUT we will
give you the tools to know
which are acceptable and
which are avoidable
Such as
The Best of the Best
The Best of the Worst
and the Worst of the
Worst Grocery Choices
Healthy Shopping Tour
Nutrition and Weight Loss
Auriculotherapy
New Eating Habits
Nutrition Class
Physical Activity
Your Goal
Not only to lose weight
But to live HEALTHY
This program is not a diet
ndash It is a change in LIFESTYLE
Think LONG TERM NOT SHORT TERM
ldquoOur ultimate goal is to help you feel better
look better sleep better and have an
abundance of energyrdquo
Healthy Lifestyle Focus
TAKE ACTION AND END The Negative
Diet Cycle by using Tools
OVEREATING
BINGE EATING
guilt self-blame
DEPRIVATION
SEMI-STARVATION
RESTRICTIVE
diets
WEIGHT
GAIN AND
RE-GAIN
The Healthy Weight Program Nutrition Services Halton Regional Health Department
The GI ranks foods on a scale from 0-100 according to the extent to which they raise blood sugar levels after eating
Whole foods will generally have a lower GI vs processed
Tool 1 Understanding the Glycemic Index (GI) of Foods
Processed
Whole
Foods with HIGH GI Are rapidly digested and
absorbed (fluctuations in blood sugar levels)
Glycemic Index
Foods with LOW GI Slow digestion and
absorption (gradual rises in blood sugar
and insulin levels)
Ex Rice vs Flour
Fat storage
Fat burn Mode (eat every 4 hours)
Fat storage
6-8 9-11 12-2 3-5 6-8 830-930 Bfast Snack Lunch Snack Dinner Beverage
Eat and Donrsquot Stay Hungry
Cereals GI
All Bran 42
Oatmeal (traditional rolled oats)
42
FRUITS GI
Mango 55
Grapes 53
Bananas 82
Melon 67
Watermelon 72
FRUITS GI
Grapefruit 25
Apple 38
Pear 38
Strawberries 40
Orange 44
Cereals GI
Special K 56
Mini-Wheats Whole Wheat
58
Cheerios 83
Low GI Moderate-High GI
Examples Refer to your handout
It allows you to choose one food over
another in the same food group the best bread the best cereal etchellip
Think of GI as a Tool
A low GI diet is eating a wide variety of healthy whole
foods that fuel our bodies with nutrition that gives us
clean energy
PROCESSED foods are already broken down fast
digestion Stay full shorter = more hunger
WHOLE foods use more energy (kcal) to break down
nutrients(calories) Stay full longer = less hunger
Remember your goal is to consume Whole Foods
wwwglycemicindexcom
Any Questions Email us at
DonovanPerfectSolutionSA
com
How Do I Start Eating Low GI Foods
ldquoThis for Thatrdquo exchange
Exchange High GI Carbs for Low GI Carbs
(Strawberries in place of Bananas) and (Grains
instead of breads)
Is the amount of energy your body needs to function at a resting state
Tool 2 BMR (Basal Metabolic Rate)
Nutrition and Weight Loss
Michael Phelps (Example) Do not do this
He needs 10000 calories during peak training (BMR+Exercise Factor)
Body Fat - 1
His Calorie needs to not follow the normal BMR
Calorie intake matters more for athletes than non-athletes
Quantity is more important than quality FOR HIM ONLY
Endurance Based
WHY CANrsquoT I EAT THAT
How Much
Food Do You
REALLY
Need if you are not Michael Phelps
1 1000 ndash 1350 kcal
We are going to divide BMR into 3 categories
2 1351 ndash 1850 kcal
3 1851 ndash 2450 kcal
1 Water
Tool 3 Knowing what your Body NEEDS vs wants
2 Protein (Animal vs Vegetable based)
3 Complex Carbohydrates
4 Whole Fruit
5 VitaminsMinerals
6 Fat (SaturatedUnsaturatedTrans)
7 Whole Grains (Quinoa Barley Buckwheat etc)
Optional Processed Starches Processed Sugars (Simple Carbohydrates)
Women need 8-12 cups
Your Life Source--Water H2O
Men need 9-13 cups
In general you should drink half of your weight in ounces in order to maintain proper
hydration
Ex 180 lbs needs 90 oz H2O
bull Cornell Medical Center Study (1998)
75 of Americans have symptoms of chronic dehydration
In 37 of Americans the thirst mechanism is so weak
itrsquos often mistaken for hunger
Mild dehydration can slow metabolism as much as 3
Dehydration is the 1 trigger of daytime fatigue
A 2 drop in hydration can trigger fuzzy short-term
memory trouble with basic math and difficulty focusing
About Dehydration
RC Rev 17 5-25-2010
Protein is BOTH Animal AND Plant Based
Protein (4 calories per gram)
We need a MIN to avoid starvation mode
We need a MAX to avoid over-consumption
Adequate protein intake is essential
Weight loss and medical interests
Protein
Portions of protein according to BMR
BMR Protein Portions
1 (1000-1350) 1 ndash 2
2 (1351-1850) 2 ndash 3
3 (1851-2450) 3 ndash 4
6 oz Chicken turkey amp some fish
Tool 4 What is One portion of Animal Protein
5 oz Some Fish amp liver
35 oz Beef Pork and
Fattier Meats
Ex the entire hand
Ex palm and up to knuckles
Ex Palm only
It can take up to 10 days to digest at 986F
Rules for Red Meat
DONrsquoT STOP CONSUMING--small amounts can help your metabolism because of the benefits of stearic acid and iron
1 palm size portion per week is plenty
LEAN meats have same
nutrients but less fat
Vegetables (Good Carb) ( 4 calories per gram of carbohydrates)
Portions of vegetables according to BMR
BMR Vegetable Portion
1 (1000-1350) 5 ndash 7
2 (1351-1850) 7 ndash 9
3 (1851-2450) 9 ndash 11
1 serving 1 cup of raw vegetables
OR frac12 cup cooked
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Fruit (Good Carb) (sugar 4 calories per gram)
Fruit is a great source of fiber promotes brain
energy and full of antioxidants
Fiber helps to slow down the movement of
food from the small intestine to your large
intestine So it is best not to eat whole
fruit with other foods
By itself is optimal
Eat whole fruits need nutrients + fiber
Fruit juice is too processed and
high in sugar
Use fruit as a dessert instead of other high calorie options
Fruit makes a great afternoon snack
Serving Size same as Veggies
Fruit 101
Tool 5 What is ONE portion of Fruits and Vegetables
frac12 cup of cooked vegetables
Palm Size
1 cup raw vegetables Fistful
Fat (9 calories per gram)
Portions of fat according to BMR
BMR Fat Portions
1 (1000-1350) 30 ndash 40 grams
2 (1351-1850) 30 ndash 45 grams
3 (1851-2450) 30 ndash 55 grams
Good Fat (High End) vs Bad Fat (Low End)
Why Do We Need Fat
Brain ndash 60 brain is fat function
Cells ndash flexibility
Heart ndash 60 of heart energy
from burning fats Lungs ndash minimizes friction prevents collapsing
Nerves ndashinsulates and protects the nerves
Immune System ndash ease inflammation stabilized
metabolism and immune system
Organs- cushioning and protection
Digestion ndashslows digestion to help provide a constant level of energy
Fat-soluble vitamins (A D E and K) can only be absorbed if fat is
present
Tool 6 Good Fat Bad Fat amp Evil Fat
Un-Saturated Fat
mono and poly
Saturated Fat
Trans Fat
GOOD FAT
BAD FAT
EVIL FAT
Vegetable fats liquid at room
temperature raises HDL lowers LDL
Animal fats solid at room temperature
raises LDL raises HDL
Man-made formed into semi-solid
fats raises LDL and lowers HDL
Total HDL LDL and Triglycerides
Cholesterol
HDL (Hero Cholesterol) responsible for
eliminating cholesterol from the body
LDL (Loser Cholesterol) which leads to
cholesterol buildup in the arteries
Triglycerides fats in the bloodstream
The higher your HDL the lower your chance of
heart disease while the more LDL and triglycerides
you have the greater your chance of heart disease
Total cholesterol should be less than 200 mgdL
What is a normal Cholesterol Tool 7 Knowing your Pac-Manrsquos
HDL 60 or above are ideal below 40 can
increase risk
LDL Below 160 if you have one risk factor below
130 if you have 2 risk factors below 100
Triglycerides Below 150
Example of Un-Saturated Fat
Mono-unsaturated
Poly-unsaturated (Omega 3 amp 6)
avocado olive oil
canola oil peanuts
fish oils
seafood oils
vegetable oils safflower oil
sunflower oil
corn oil
soy oils
Examples of Saturated Fat ldquoBadrdquo
Animal Products
Chicken Skin
Cheese
Lard
Butter
Whole Milk
Cakes
Chocolate
Biscuits
Pies
Ingredients
Fried fast
food
Pastries
Trans Fat ldquoEvil Fatrdquo
Type of Foods
Biscuits
Cakes
Fast food
Pastry
Some
margarines
Fat Analysis Chart FATS
Un-saturated
MONO
Un-saturated
POLY
Saturated Trans
Body Response
GOOD GOOD BAD EVIL
Chemical composition
Carbon chains with 1 double bonds amp 2
hydrogen dropped for each double bond
Carbon chains with 2 or more double bonds and 2 hydrogen dropped for
each double bond
Carbon chain with hydrogen bonds
everywhere
Unsaturated with double bond heat it amp add hydrogen you can change the position of
the hydrogen
Food examples
Peanuts avocado canola olive
Fish oil soy oils Omega 3 amp 6
Animal Fats amp some tropical
oils
Processed food baked fried fast
food
Physical state
Liquid Liquid Solid From liquid to solid
Structural composition
Body effects
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Cholesterol reaction
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Lower HDL (Bad)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
We understand its close
to impossible to avoid
processed foods
completely BUT we will
give you the tools to know
which are acceptable and
which are avoidable
Such as
The Best of the Best
The Best of the Worst
and the Worst of the
Worst Grocery Choices
Healthy Shopping Tour
Nutrition and Weight Loss
Auriculotherapy
New Eating Habits
Nutrition Class
Physical Activity
Your Goal
Not only to lose weight
But to live HEALTHY
This program is not a diet
ndash It is a change in LIFESTYLE
Think LONG TERM NOT SHORT TERM
ldquoOur ultimate goal is to help you feel better
look better sleep better and have an
abundance of energyrdquo
Healthy Lifestyle Focus
TAKE ACTION AND END The Negative
Diet Cycle by using Tools
OVEREATING
BINGE EATING
guilt self-blame
DEPRIVATION
SEMI-STARVATION
RESTRICTIVE
diets
WEIGHT
GAIN AND
RE-GAIN
The Healthy Weight Program Nutrition Services Halton Regional Health Department
The GI ranks foods on a scale from 0-100 according to the extent to which they raise blood sugar levels after eating
Whole foods will generally have a lower GI vs processed
Tool 1 Understanding the Glycemic Index (GI) of Foods
Processed
Whole
Foods with HIGH GI Are rapidly digested and
absorbed (fluctuations in blood sugar levels)
Glycemic Index
Foods with LOW GI Slow digestion and
absorption (gradual rises in blood sugar
and insulin levels)
Ex Rice vs Flour
Fat storage
Fat burn Mode (eat every 4 hours)
Fat storage
6-8 9-11 12-2 3-5 6-8 830-930 Bfast Snack Lunch Snack Dinner Beverage
Eat and Donrsquot Stay Hungry
Cereals GI
All Bran 42
Oatmeal (traditional rolled oats)
42
FRUITS GI
Mango 55
Grapes 53
Bananas 82
Melon 67
Watermelon 72
FRUITS GI
Grapefruit 25
Apple 38
Pear 38
Strawberries 40
Orange 44
Cereals GI
Special K 56
Mini-Wheats Whole Wheat
58
Cheerios 83
Low GI Moderate-High GI
Examples Refer to your handout
It allows you to choose one food over
another in the same food group the best bread the best cereal etchellip
Think of GI as a Tool
A low GI diet is eating a wide variety of healthy whole
foods that fuel our bodies with nutrition that gives us
clean energy
PROCESSED foods are already broken down fast
digestion Stay full shorter = more hunger
WHOLE foods use more energy (kcal) to break down
nutrients(calories) Stay full longer = less hunger
Remember your goal is to consume Whole Foods
wwwglycemicindexcom
Any Questions Email us at
DonovanPerfectSolutionSA
com
How Do I Start Eating Low GI Foods
ldquoThis for Thatrdquo exchange
Exchange High GI Carbs for Low GI Carbs
(Strawberries in place of Bananas) and (Grains
instead of breads)
Is the amount of energy your body needs to function at a resting state
Tool 2 BMR (Basal Metabolic Rate)
Nutrition and Weight Loss
Michael Phelps (Example) Do not do this
He needs 10000 calories during peak training (BMR+Exercise Factor)
Body Fat - 1
His Calorie needs to not follow the normal BMR
Calorie intake matters more for athletes than non-athletes
Quantity is more important than quality FOR HIM ONLY
Endurance Based
WHY CANrsquoT I EAT THAT
How Much
Food Do You
REALLY
Need if you are not Michael Phelps
1 1000 ndash 1350 kcal
We are going to divide BMR into 3 categories
2 1351 ndash 1850 kcal
3 1851 ndash 2450 kcal
1 Water
Tool 3 Knowing what your Body NEEDS vs wants
2 Protein (Animal vs Vegetable based)
3 Complex Carbohydrates
4 Whole Fruit
5 VitaminsMinerals
6 Fat (SaturatedUnsaturatedTrans)
7 Whole Grains (Quinoa Barley Buckwheat etc)
Optional Processed Starches Processed Sugars (Simple Carbohydrates)
Women need 8-12 cups
Your Life Source--Water H2O
Men need 9-13 cups
In general you should drink half of your weight in ounces in order to maintain proper
hydration
Ex 180 lbs needs 90 oz H2O
bull Cornell Medical Center Study (1998)
75 of Americans have symptoms of chronic dehydration
In 37 of Americans the thirst mechanism is so weak
itrsquos often mistaken for hunger
Mild dehydration can slow metabolism as much as 3
Dehydration is the 1 trigger of daytime fatigue
A 2 drop in hydration can trigger fuzzy short-term
memory trouble with basic math and difficulty focusing
About Dehydration
RC Rev 17 5-25-2010
Protein is BOTH Animal AND Plant Based
Protein (4 calories per gram)
We need a MIN to avoid starvation mode
We need a MAX to avoid over-consumption
Adequate protein intake is essential
Weight loss and medical interests
Protein
Portions of protein according to BMR
BMR Protein Portions
1 (1000-1350) 1 ndash 2
2 (1351-1850) 2 ndash 3
3 (1851-2450) 3 ndash 4
6 oz Chicken turkey amp some fish
Tool 4 What is One portion of Animal Protein
5 oz Some Fish amp liver
35 oz Beef Pork and
Fattier Meats
Ex the entire hand
Ex palm and up to knuckles
Ex Palm only
It can take up to 10 days to digest at 986F
Rules for Red Meat
DONrsquoT STOP CONSUMING--small amounts can help your metabolism because of the benefits of stearic acid and iron
1 palm size portion per week is plenty
LEAN meats have same
nutrients but less fat
Vegetables (Good Carb) ( 4 calories per gram of carbohydrates)
Portions of vegetables according to BMR
BMR Vegetable Portion
1 (1000-1350) 5 ndash 7
2 (1351-1850) 7 ndash 9
3 (1851-2450) 9 ndash 11
1 serving 1 cup of raw vegetables
OR frac12 cup cooked
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Fruit (Good Carb) (sugar 4 calories per gram)
Fruit is a great source of fiber promotes brain
energy and full of antioxidants
Fiber helps to slow down the movement of
food from the small intestine to your large
intestine So it is best not to eat whole
fruit with other foods
By itself is optimal
Eat whole fruits need nutrients + fiber
Fruit juice is too processed and
high in sugar
Use fruit as a dessert instead of other high calorie options
Fruit makes a great afternoon snack
Serving Size same as Veggies
Fruit 101
Tool 5 What is ONE portion of Fruits and Vegetables
frac12 cup of cooked vegetables
Palm Size
1 cup raw vegetables Fistful
Fat (9 calories per gram)
Portions of fat according to BMR
BMR Fat Portions
1 (1000-1350) 30 ndash 40 grams
2 (1351-1850) 30 ndash 45 grams
3 (1851-2450) 30 ndash 55 grams
Good Fat (High End) vs Bad Fat (Low End)
Why Do We Need Fat
Brain ndash 60 brain is fat function
Cells ndash flexibility
Heart ndash 60 of heart energy
from burning fats Lungs ndash minimizes friction prevents collapsing
Nerves ndashinsulates and protects the nerves
Immune System ndash ease inflammation stabilized
metabolism and immune system
Organs- cushioning and protection
Digestion ndashslows digestion to help provide a constant level of energy
Fat-soluble vitamins (A D E and K) can only be absorbed if fat is
present
Tool 6 Good Fat Bad Fat amp Evil Fat
Un-Saturated Fat
mono and poly
Saturated Fat
Trans Fat
GOOD FAT
BAD FAT
EVIL FAT
Vegetable fats liquid at room
temperature raises HDL lowers LDL
Animal fats solid at room temperature
raises LDL raises HDL
Man-made formed into semi-solid
fats raises LDL and lowers HDL
Total HDL LDL and Triglycerides
Cholesterol
HDL (Hero Cholesterol) responsible for
eliminating cholesterol from the body
LDL (Loser Cholesterol) which leads to
cholesterol buildup in the arteries
Triglycerides fats in the bloodstream
The higher your HDL the lower your chance of
heart disease while the more LDL and triglycerides
you have the greater your chance of heart disease
Total cholesterol should be less than 200 mgdL
What is a normal Cholesterol Tool 7 Knowing your Pac-Manrsquos
HDL 60 or above are ideal below 40 can
increase risk
LDL Below 160 if you have one risk factor below
130 if you have 2 risk factors below 100
Triglycerides Below 150
Example of Un-Saturated Fat
Mono-unsaturated
Poly-unsaturated (Omega 3 amp 6)
avocado olive oil
canola oil peanuts
fish oils
seafood oils
vegetable oils safflower oil
sunflower oil
corn oil
soy oils
Examples of Saturated Fat ldquoBadrdquo
Animal Products
Chicken Skin
Cheese
Lard
Butter
Whole Milk
Cakes
Chocolate
Biscuits
Pies
Ingredients
Fried fast
food
Pastries
Trans Fat ldquoEvil Fatrdquo
Type of Foods
Biscuits
Cakes
Fast food
Pastry
Some
margarines
Fat Analysis Chart FATS
Un-saturated
MONO
Un-saturated
POLY
Saturated Trans
Body Response
GOOD GOOD BAD EVIL
Chemical composition
Carbon chains with 1 double bonds amp 2
hydrogen dropped for each double bond
Carbon chains with 2 or more double bonds and 2 hydrogen dropped for
each double bond
Carbon chain with hydrogen bonds
everywhere
Unsaturated with double bond heat it amp add hydrogen you can change the position of
the hydrogen
Food examples
Peanuts avocado canola olive
Fish oil soy oils Omega 3 amp 6
Animal Fats amp some tropical
oils
Processed food baked fried fast
food
Physical state
Liquid Liquid Solid From liquid to solid
Structural composition
Body effects
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Cholesterol reaction
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Lower HDL (Bad)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Nutrition and Weight Loss
Auriculotherapy
New Eating Habits
Nutrition Class
Physical Activity
Your Goal
Not only to lose weight
But to live HEALTHY
This program is not a diet
ndash It is a change in LIFESTYLE
Think LONG TERM NOT SHORT TERM
ldquoOur ultimate goal is to help you feel better
look better sleep better and have an
abundance of energyrdquo
Healthy Lifestyle Focus
TAKE ACTION AND END The Negative
Diet Cycle by using Tools
OVEREATING
BINGE EATING
guilt self-blame
DEPRIVATION
SEMI-STARVATION
RESTRICTIVE
diets
WEIGHT
GAIN AND
RE-GAIN
The Healthy Weight Program Nutrition Services Halton Regional Health Department
The GI ranks foods on a scale from 0-100 according to the extent to which they raise blood sugar levels after eating
Whole foods will generally have a lower GI vs processed
Tool 1 Understanding the Glycemic Index (GI) of Foods
Processed
Whole
Foods with HIGH GI Are rapidly digested and
absorbed (fluctuations in blood sugar levels)
Glycemic Index
Foods with LOW GI Slow digestion and
absorption (gradual rises in blood sugar
and insulin levels)
Ex Rice vs Flour
Fat storage
Fat burn Mode (eat every 4 hours)
Fat storage
6-8 9-11 12-2 3-5 6-8 830-930 Bfast Snack Lunch Snack Dinner Beverage
Eat and Donrsquot Stay Hungry
Cereals GI
All Bran 42
Oatmeal (traditional rolled oats)
42
FRUITS GI
Mango 55
Grapes 53
Bananas 82
Melon 67
Watermelon 72
FRUITS GI
Grapefruit 25
Apple 38
Pear 38
Strawberries 40
Orange 44
Cereals GI
Special K 56
Mini-Wheats Whole Wheat
58
Cheerios 83
Low GI Moderate-High GI
Examples Refer to your handout
It allows you to choose one food over
another in the same food group the best bread the best cereal etchellip
Think of GI as a Tool
A low GI diet is eating a wide variety of healthy whole
foods that fuel our bodies with nutrition that gives us
clean energy
PROCESSED foods are already broken down fast
digestion Stay full shorter = more hunger
WHOLE foods use more energy (kcal) to break down
nutrients(calories) Stay full longer = less hunger
Remember your goal is to consume Whole Foods
wwwglycemicindexcom
Any Questions Email us at
DonovanPerfectSolutionSA
com
How Do I Start Eating Low GI Foods
ldquoThis for Thatrdquo exchange
Exchange High GI Carbs for Low GI Carbs
(Strawberries in place of Bananas) and (Grains
instead of breads)
Is the amount of energy your body needs to function at a resting state
Tool 2 BMR (Basal Metabolic Rate)
Nutrition and Weight Loss
Michael Phelps (Example) Do not do this
He needs 10000 calories during peak training (BMR+Exercise Factor)
Body Fat - 1
His Calorie needs to not follow the normal BMR
Calorie intake matters more for athletes than non-athletes
Quantity is more important than quality FOR HIM ONLY
Endurance Based
WHY CANrsquoT I EAT THAT
How Much
Food Do You
REALLY
Need if you are not Michael Phelps
1 1000 ndash 1350 kcal
We are going to divide BMR into 3 categories
2 1351 ndash 1850 kcal
3 1851 ndash 2450 kcal
1 Water
Tool 3 Knowing what your Body NEEDS vs wants
2 Protein (Animal vs Vegetable based)
3 Complex Carbohydrates
4 Whole Fruit
5 VitaminsMinerals
6 Fat (SaturatedUnsaturatedTrans)
7 Whole Grains (Quinoa Barley Buckwheat etc)
Optional Processed Starches Processed Sugars (Simple Carbohydrates)
Women need 8-12 cups
Your Life Source--Water H2O
Men need 9-13 cups
In general you should drink half of your weight in ounces in order to maintain proper
hydration
Ex 180 lbs needs 90 oz H2O
bull Cornell Medical Center Study (1998)
75 of Americans have symptoms of chronic dehydration
In 37 of Americans the thirst mechanism is so weak
itrsquos often mistaken for hunger
Mild dehydration can slow metabolism as much as 3
Dehydration is the 1 trigger of daytime fatigue
A 2 drop in hydration can trigger fuzzy short-term
memory trouble with basic math and difficulty focusing
About Dehydration
RC Rev 17 5-25-2010
Protein is BOTH Animal AND Plant Based
Protein (4 calories per gram)
We need a MIN to avoid starvation mode
We need a MAX to avoid over-consumption
Adequate protein intake is essential
Weight loss and medical interests
Protein
Portions of protein according to BMR
BMR Protein Portions
1 (1000-1350) 1 ndash 2
2 (1351-1850) 2 ndash 3
3 (1851-2450) 3 ndash 4
6 oz Chicken turkey amp some fish
Tool 4 What is One portion of Animal Protein
5 oz Some Fish amp liver
35 oz Beef Pork and
Fattier Meats
Ex the entire hand
Ex palm and up to knuckles
Ex Palm only
It can take up to 10 days to digest at 986F
Rules for Red Meat
DONrsquoT STOP CONSUMING--small amounts can help your metabolism because of the benefits of stearic acid and iron
1 palm size portion per week is plenty
LEAN meats have same
nutrients but less fat
Vegetables (Good Carb) ( 4 calories per gram of carbohydrates)
Portions of vegetables according to BMR
BMR Vegetable Portion
1 (1000-1350) 5 ndash 7
2 (1351-1850) 7 ndash 9
3 (1851-2450) 9 ndash 11
1 serving 1 cup of raw vegetables
OR frac12 cup cooked
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Fruit (Good Carb) (sugar 4 calories per gram)
Fruit is a great source of fiber promotes brain
energy and full of antioxidants
Fiber helps to slow down the movement of
food from the small intestine to your large
intestine So it is best not to eat whole
fruit with other foods
By itself is optimal
Eat whole fruits need nutrients + fiber
Fruit juice is too processed and
high in sugar
Use fruit as a dessert instead of other high calorie options
Fruit makes a great afternoon snack
Serving Size same as Veggies
Fruit 101
Tool 5 What is ONE portion of Fruits and Vegetables
frac12 cup of cooked vegetables
Palm Size
1 cup raw vegetables Fistful
Fat (9 calories per gram)
Portions of fat according to BMR
BMR Fat Portions
1 (1000-1350) 30 ndash 40 grams
2 (1351-1850) 30 ndash 45 grams
3 (1851-2450) 30 ndash 55 grams
Good Fat (High End) vs Bad Fat (Low End)
Why Do We Need Fat
Brain ndash 60 brain is fat function
Cells ndash flexibility
Heart ndash 60 of heart energy
from burning fats Lungs ndash minimizes friction prevents collapsing
Nerves ndashinsulates and protects the nerves
Immune System ndash ease inflammation stabilized
metabolism and immune system
Organs- cushioning and protection
Digestion ndashslows digestion to help provide a constant level of energy
Fat-soluble vitamins (A D E and K) can only be absorbed if fat is
present
Tool 6 Good Fat Bad Fat amp Evil Fat
Un-Saturated Fat
mono and poly
Saturated Fat
Trans Fat
GOOD FAT
BAD FAT
EVIL FAT
Vegetable fats liquid at room
temperature raises HDL lowers LDL
Animal fats solid at room temperature
raises LDL raises HDL
Man-made formed into semi-solid
fats raises LDL and lowers HDL
Total HDL LDL and Triglycerides
Cholesterol
HDL (Hero Cholesterol) responsible for
eliminating cholesterol from the body
LDL (Loser Cholesterol) which leads to
cholesterol buildup in the arteries
Triglycerides fats in the bloodstream
The higher your HDL the lower your chance of
heart disease while the more LDL and triglycerides
you have the greater your chance of heart disease
Total cholesterol should be less than 200 mgdL
What is a normal Cholesterol Tool 7 Knowing your Pac-Manrsquos
HDL 60 or above are ideal below 40 can
increase risk
LDL Below 160 if you have one risk factor below
130 if you have 2 risk factors below 100
Triglycerides Below 150
Example of Un-Saturated Fat
Mono-unsaturated
Poly-unsaturated (Omega 3 amp 6)
avocado olive oil
canola oil peanuts
fish oils
seafood oils
vegetable oils safflower oil
sunflower oil
corn oil
soy oils
Examples of Saturated Fat ldquoBadrdquo
Animal Products
Chicken Skin
Cheese
Lard
Butter
Whole Milk
Cakes
Chocolate
Biscuits
Pies
Ingredients
Fried fast
food
Pastries
Trans Fat ldquoEvil Fatrdquo
Type of Foods
Biscuits
Cakes
Fast food
Pastry
Some
margarines
Fat Analysis Chart FATS
Un-saturated
MONO
Un-saturated
POLY
Saturated Trans
Body Response
GOOD GOOD BAD EVIL
Chemical composition
Carbon chains with 1 double bonds amp 2
hydrogen dropped for each double bond
Carbon chains with 2 or more double bonds and 2 hydrogen dropped for
each double bond
Carbon chain with hydrogen bonds
everywhere
Unsaturated with double bond heat it amp add hydrogen you can change the position of
the hydrogen
Food examples
Peanuts avocado canola olive
Fish oil soy oils Omega 3 amp 6
Animal Fats amp some tropical
oils
Processed food baked fried fast
food
Physical state
Liquid Liquid Solid From liquid to solid
Structural composition
Body effects
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Cholesterol reaction
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Lower HDL (Bad)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Your Goal
Not only to lose weight
But to live HEALTHY
This program is not a diet
ndash It is a change in LIFESTYLE
Think LONG TERM NOT SHORT TERM
ldquoOur ultimate goal is to help you feel better
look better sleep better and have an
abundance of energyrdquo
Healthy Lifestyle Focus
TAKE ACTION AND END The Negative
Diet Cycle by using Tools
OVEREATING
BINGE EATING
guilt self-blame
DEPRIVATION
SEMI-STARVATION
RESTRICTIVE
diets
WEIGHT
GAIN AND
RE-GAIN
The Healthy Weight Program Nutrition Services Halton Regional Health Department
The GI ranks foods on a scale from 0-100 according to the extent to which they raise blood sugar levels after eating
Whole foods will generally have a lower GI vs processed
Tool 1 Understanding the Glycemic Index (GI) of Foods
Processed
Whole
Foods with HIGH GI Are rapidly digested and
absorbed (fluctuations in blood sugar levels)
Glycemic Index
Foods with LOW GI Slow digestion and
absorption (gradual rises in blood sugar
and insulin levels)
Ex Rice vs Flour
Fat storage
Fat burn Mode (eat every 4 hours)
Fat storage
6-8 9-11 12-2 3-5 6-8 830-930 Bfast Snack Lunch Snack Dinner Beverage
Eat and Donrsquot Stay Hungry
Cereals GI
All Bran 42
Oatmeal (traditional rolled oats)
42
FRUITS GI
Mango 55
Grapes 53
Bananas 82
Melon 67
Watermelon 72
FRUITS GI
Grapefruit 25
Apple 38
Pear 38
Strawberries 40
Orange 44
Cereals GI
Special K 56
Mini-Wheats Whole Wheat
58
Cheerios 83
Low GI Moderate-High GI
Examples Refer to your handout
It allows you to choose one food over
another in the same food group the best bread the best cereal etchellip
Think of GI as a Tool
A low GI diet is eating a wide variety of healthy whole
foods that fuel our bodies with nutrition that gives us
clean energy
PROCESSED foods are already broken down fast
digestion Stay full shorter = more hunger
WHOLE foods use more energy (kcal) to break down
nutrients(calories) Stay full longer = less hunger
Remember your goal is to consume Whole Foods
wwwglycemicindexcom
Any Questions Email us at
DonovanPerfectSolutionSA
com
How Do I Start Eating Low GI Foods
ldquoThis for Thatrdquo exchange
Exchange High GI Carbs for Low GI Carbs
(Strawberries in place of Bananas) and (Grains
instead of breads)
Is the amount of energy your body needs to function at a resting state
Tool 2 BMR (Basal Metabolic Rate)
Nutrition and Weight Loss
Michael Phelps (Example) Do not do this
He needs 10000 calories during peak training (BMR+Exercise Factor)
Body Fat - 1
His Calorie needs to not follow the normal BMR
Calorie intake matters more for athletes than non-athletes
Quantity is more important than quality FOR HIM ONLY
Endurance Based
WHY CANrsquoT I EAT THAT
How Much
Food Do You
REALLY
Need if you are not Michael Phelps
1 1000 ndash 1350 kcal
We are going to divide BMR into 3 categories
2 1351 ndash 1850 kcal
3 1851 ndash 2450 kcal
1 Water
Tool 3 Knowing what your Body NEEDS vs wants
2 Protein (Animal vs Vegetable based)
3 Complex Carbohydrates
4 Whole Fruit
5 VitaminsMinerals
6 Fat (SaturatedUnsaturatedTrans)
7 Whole Grains (Quinoa Barley Buckwheat etc)
Optional Processed Starches Processed Sugars (Simple Carbohydrates)
Women need 8-12 cups
Your Life Source--Water H2O
Men need 9-13 cups
In general you should drink half of your weight in ounces in order to maintain proper
hydration
Ex 180 lbs needs 90 oz H2O
bull Cornell Medical Center Study (1998)
75 of Americans have symptoms of chronic dehydration
In 37 of Americans the thirst mechanism is so weak
itrsquos often mistaken for hunger
Mild dehydration can slow metabolism as much as 3
Dehydration is the 1 trigger of daytime fatigue
A 2 drop in hydration can trigger fuzzy short-term
memory trouble with basic math and difficulty focusing
About Dehydration
RC Rev 17 5-25-2010
Protein is BOTH Animal AND Plant Based
Protein (4 calories per gram)
We need a MIN to avoid starvation mode
We need a MAX to avoid over-consumption
Adequate protein intake is essential
Weight loss and medical interests
Protein
Portions of protein according to BMR
BMR Protein Portions
1 (1000-1350) 1 ndash 2
2 (1351-1850) 2 ndash 3
3 (1851-2450) 3 ndash 4
6 oz Chicken turkey amp some fish
Tool 4 What is One portion of Animal Protein
5 oz Some Fish amp liver
35 oz Beef Pork and
Fattier Meats
Ex the entire hand
Ex palm and up to knuckles
Ex Palm only
It can take up to 10 days to digest at 986F
Rules for Red Meat
DONrsquoT STOP CONSUMING--small amounts can help your metabolism because of the benefits of stearic acid and iron
1 palm size portion per week is plenty
LEAN meats have same
nutrients but less fat
Vegetables (Good Carb) ( 4 calories per gram of carbohydrates)
Portions of vegetables according to BMR
BMR Vegetable Portion
1 (1000-1350) 5 ndash 7
2 (1351-1850) 7 ndash 9
3 (1851-2450) 9 ndash 11
1 serving 1 cup of raw vegetables
OR frac12 cup cooked
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Fruit (Good Carb) (sugar 4 calories per gram)
Fruit is a great source of fiber promotes brain
energy and full of antioxidants
Fiber helps to slow down the movement of
food from the small intestine to your large
intestine So it is best not to eat whole
fruit with other foods
By itself is optimal
Eat whole fruits need nutrients + fiber
Fruit juice is too processed and
high in sugar
Use fruit as a dessert instead of other high calorie options
Fruit makes a great afternoon snack
Serving Size same as Veggies
Fruit 101
Tool 5 What is ONE portion of Fruits and Vegetables
frac12 cup of cooked vegetables
Palm Size
1 cup raw vegetables Fistful
Fat (9 calories per gram)
Portions of fat according to BMR
BMR Fat Portions
1 (1000-1350) 30 ndash 40 grams
2 (1351-1850) 30 ndash 45 grams
3 (1851-2450) 30 ndash 55 grams
Good Fat (High End) vs Bad Fat (Low End)
Why Do We Need Fat
Brain ndash 60 brain is fat function
Cells ndash flexibility
Heart ndash 60 of heart energy
from burning fats Lungs ndash minimizes friction prevents collapsing
Nerves ndashinsulates and protects the nerves
Immune System ndash ease inflammation stabilized
metabolism and immune system
Organs- cushioning and protection
Digestion ndashslows digestion to help provide a constant level of energy
Fat-soluble vitamins (A D E and K) can only be absorbed if fat is
present
Tool 6 Good Fat Bad Fat amp Evil Fat
Un-Saturated Fat
mono and poly
Saturated Fat
Trans Fat
GOOD FAT
BAD FAT
EVIL FAT
Vegetable fats liquid at room
temperature raises HDL lowers LDL
Animal fats solid at room temperature
raises LDL raises HDL
Man-made formed into semi-solid
fats raises LDL and lowers HDL
Total HDL LDL and Triglycerides
Cholesterol
HDL (Hero Cholesterol) responsible for
eliminating cholesterol from the body
LDL (Loser Cholesterol) which leads to
cholesterol buildup in the arteries
Triglycerides fats in the bloodstream
The higher your HDL the lower your chance of
heart disease while the more LDL and triglycerides
you have the greater your chance of heart disease
Total cholesterol should be less than 200 mgdL
What is a normal Cholesterol Tool 7 Knowing your Pac-Manrsquos
HDL 60 or above are ideal below 40 can
increase risk
LDL Below 160 if you have one risk factor below
130 if you have 2 risk factors below 100
Triglycerides Below 150
Example of Un-Saturated Fat
Mono-unsaturated
Poly-unsaturated (Omega 3 amp 6)
avocado olive oil
canola oil peanuts
fish oils
seafood oils
vegetable oils safflower oil
sunflower oil
corn oil
soy oils
Examples of Saturated Fat ldquoBadrdquo
Animal Products
Chicken Skin
Cheese
Lard
Butter
Whole Milk
Cakes
Chocolate
Biscuits
Pies
Ingredients
Fried fast
food
Pastries
Trans Fat ldquoEvil Fatrdquo
Type of Foods
Biscuits
Cakes
Fast food
Pastry
Some
margarines
Fat Analysis Chart FATS
Un-saturated
MONO
Un-saturated
POLY
Saturated Trans
Body Response
GOOD GOOD BAD EVIL
Chemical composition
Carbon chains with 1 double bonds amp 2
hydrogen dropped for each double bond
Carbon chains with 2 or more double bonds and 2 hydrogen dropped for
each double bond
Carbon chain with hydrogen bonds
everywhere
Unsaturated with double bond heat it amp add hydrogen you can change the position of
the hydrogen
Food examples
Peanuts avocado canola olive
Fish oil soy oils Omega 3 amp 6
Animal Fats amp some tropical
oils
Processed food baked fried fast
food
Physical state
Liquid Liquid Solid From liquid to solid
Structural composition
Body effects
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Cholesterol reaction
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Lower HDL (Bad)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
TAKE ACTION AND END The Negative
Diet Cycle by using Tools
OVEREATING
BINGE EATING
guilt self-blame
DEPRIVATION
SEMI-STARVATION
RESTRICTIVE
diets
WEIGHT
GAIN AND
RE-GAIN
The Healthy Weight Program Nutrition Services Halton Regional Health Department
The GI ranks foods on a scale from 0-100 according to the extent to which they raise blood sugar levels after eating
Whole foods will generally have a lower GI vs processed
Tool 1 Understanding the Glycemic Index (GI) of Foods
Processed
Whole
Foods with HIGH GI Are rapidly digested and
absorbed (fluctuations in blood sugar levels)
Glycemic Index
Foods with LOW GI Slow digestion and
absorption (gradual rises in blood sugar
and insulin levels)
Ex Rice vs Flour
Fat storage
Fat burn Mode (eat every 4 hours)
Fat storage
6-8 9-11 12-2 3-5 6-8 830-930 Bfast Snack Lunch Snack Dinner Beverage
Eat and Donrsquot Stay Hungry
Cereals GI
All Bran 42
Oatmeal (traditional rolled oats)
42
FRUITS GI
Mango 55
Grapes 53
Bananas 82
Melon 67
Watermelon 72
FRUITS GI
Grapefruit 25
Apple 38
Pear 38
Strawberries 40
Orange 44
Cereals GI
Special K 56
Mini-Wheats Whole Wheat
58
Cheerios 83
Low GI Moderate-High GI
Examples Refer to your handout
It allows you to choose one food over
another in the same food group the best bread the best cereal etchellip
Think of GI as a Tool
A low GI diet is eating a wide variety of healthy whole
foods that fuel our bodies with nutrition that gives us
clean energy
PROCESSED foods are already broken down fast
digestion Stay full shorter = more hunger
WHOLE foods use more energy (kcal) to break down
nutrients(calories) Stay full longer = less hunger
Remember your goal is to consume Whole Foods
wwwglycemicindexcom
Any Questions Email us at
DonovanPerfectSolutionSA
com
How Do I Start Eating Low GI Foods
ldquoThis for Thatrdquo exchange
Exchange High GI Carbs for Low GI Carbs
(Strawberries in place of Bananas) and (Grains
instead of breads)
Is the amount of energy your body needs to function at a resting state
Tool 2 BMR (Basal Metabolic Rate)
Nutrition and Weight Loss
Michael Phelps (Example) Do not do this
He needs 10000 calories during peak training (BMR+Exercise Factor)
Body Fat - 1
His Calorie needs to not follow the normal BMR
Calorie intake matters more for athletes than non-athletes
Quantity is more important than quality FOR HIM ONLY
Endurance Based
WHY CANrsquoT I EAT THAT
How Much
Food Do You
REALLY
Need if you are not Michael Phelps
1 1000 ndash 1350 kcal
We are going to divide BMR into 3 categories
2 1351 ndash 1850 kcal
3 1851 ndash 2450 kcal
1 Water
Tool 3 Knowing what your Body NEEDS vs wants
2 Protein (Animal vs Vegetable based)
3 Complex Carbohydrates
4 Whole Fruit
5 VitaminsMinerals
6 Fat (SaturatedUnsaturatedTrans)
7 Whole Grains (Quinoa Barley Buckwheat etc)
Optional Processed Starches Processed Sugars (Simple Carbohydrates)
Women need 8-12 cups
Your Life Source--Water H2O
Men need 9-13 cups
In general you should drink half of your weight in ounces in order to maintain proper
hydration
Ex 180 lbs needs 90 oz H2O
bull Cornell Medical Center Study (1998)
75 of Americans have symptoms of chronic dehydration
In 37 of Americans the thirst mechanism is so weak
itrsquos often mistaken for hunger
Mild dehydration can slow metabolism as much as 3
Dehydration is the 1 trigger of daytime fatigue
A 2 drop in hydration can trigger fuzzy short-term
memory trouble with basic math and difficulty focusing
About Dehydration
RC Rev 17 5-25-2010
Protein is BOTH Animal AND Plant Based
Protein (4 calories per gram)
We need a MIN to avoid starvation mode
We need a MAX to avoid over-consumption
Adequate protein intake is essential
Weight loss and medical interests
Protein
Portions of protein according to BMR
BMR Protein Portions
1 (1000-1350) 1 ndash 2
2 (1351-1850) 2 ndash 3
3 (1851-2450) 3 ndash 4
6 oz Chicken turkey amp some fish
Tool 4 What is One portion of Animal Protein
5 oz Some Fish amp liver
35 oz Beef Pork and
Fattier Meats
Ex the entire hand
Ex palm and up to knuckles
Ex Palm only
It can take up to 10 days to digest at 986F
Rules for Red Meat
DONrsquoT STOP CONSUMING--small amounts can help your metabolism because of the benefits of stearic acid and iron
1 palm size portion per week is plenty
LEAN meats have same
nutrients but less fat
Vegetables (Good Carb) ( 4 calories per gram of carbohydrates)
Portions of vegetables according to BMR
BMR Vegetable Portion
1 (1000-1350) 5 ndash 7
2 (1351-1850) 7 ndash 9
3 (1851-2450) 9 ndash 11
1 serving 1 cup of raw vegetables
OR frac12 cup cooked
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Fruit (Good Carb) (sugar 4 calories per gram)
Fruit is a great source of fiber promotes brain
energy and full of antioxidants
Fiber helps to slow down the movement of
food from the small intestine to your large
intestine So it is best not to eat whole
fruit with other foods
By itself is optimal
Eat whole fruits need nutrients + fiber
Fruit juice is too processed and
high in sugar
Use fruit as a dessert instead of other high calorie options
Fruit makes a great afternoon snack
Serving Size same as Veggies
Fruit 101
Tool 5 What is ONE portion of Fruits and Vegetables
frac12 cup of cooked vegetables
Palm Size
1 cup raw vegetables Fistful
Fat (9 calories per gram)
Portions of fat according to BMR
BMR Fat Portions
1 (1000-1350) 30 ndash 40 grams
2 (1351-1850) 30 ndash 45 grams
3 (1851-2450) 30 ndash 55 grams
Good Fat (High End) vs Bad Fat (Low End)
Why Do We Need Fat
Brain ndash 60 brain is fat function
Cells ndash flexibility
Heart ndash 60 of heart energy
from burning fats Lungs ndash minimizes friction prevents collapsing
Nerves ndashinsulates and protects the nerves
Immune System ndash ease inflammation stabilized
metabolism and immune system
Organs- cushioning and protection
Digestion ndashslows digestion to help provide a constant level of energy
Fat-soluble vitamins (A D E and K) can only be absorbed if fat is
present
Tool 6 Good Fat Bad Fat amp Evil Fat
Un-Saturated Fat
mono and poly
Saturated Fat
Trans Fat
GOOD FAT
BAD FAT
EVIL FAT
Vegetable fats liquid at room
temperature raises HDL lowers LDL
Animal fats solid at room temperature
raises LDL raises HDL
Man-made formed into semi-solid
fats raises LDL and lowers HDL
Total HDL LDL and Triglycerides
Cholesterol
HDL (Hero Cholesterol) responsible for
eliminating cholesterol from the body
LDL (Loser Cholesterol) which leads to
cholesterol buildup in the arteries
Triglycerides fats in the bloodstream
The higher your HDL the lower your chance of
heart disease while the more LDL and triglycerides
you have the greater your chance of heart disease
Total cholesterol should be less than 200 mgdL
What is a normal Cholesterol Tool 7 Knowing your Pac-Manrsquos
HDL 60 or above are ideal below 40 can
increase risk
LDL Below 160 if you have one risk factor below
130 if you have 2 risk factors below 100
Triglycerides Below 150
Example of Un-Saturated Fat
Mono-unsaturated
Poly-unsaturated (Omega 3 amp 6)
avocado olive oil
canola oil peanuts
fish oils
seafood oils
vegetable oils safflower oil
sunflower oil
corn oil
soy oils
Examples of Saturated Fat ldquoBadrdquo
Animal Products
Chicken Skin
Cheese
Lard
Butter
Whole Milk
Cakes
Chocolate
Biscuits
Pies
Ingredients
Fried fast
food
Pastries
Trans Fat ldquoEvil Fatrdquo
Type of Foods
Biscuits
Cakes
Fast food
Pastry
Some
margarines
Fat Analysis Chart FATS
Un-saturated
MONO
Un-saturated
POLY
Saturated Trans
Body Response
GOOD GOOD BAD EVIL
Chemical composition
Carbon chains with 1 double bonds amp 2
hydrogen dropped for each double bond
Carbon chains with 2 or more double bonds and 2 hydrogen dropped for
each double bond
Carbon chain with hydrogen bonds
everywhere
Unsaturated with double bond heat it amp add hydrogen you can change the position of
the hydrogen
Food examples
Peanuts avocado canola olive
Fish oil soy oils Omega 3 amp 6
Animal Fats amp some tropical
oils
Processed food baked fried fast
food
Physical state
Liquid Liquid Solid From liquid to solid
Structural composition
Body effects
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Cholesterol reaction
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Lower HDL (Bad)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
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Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
The GI ranks foods on a scale from 0-100 according to the extent to which they raise blood sugar levels after eating
Whole foods will generally have a lower GI vs processed
Tool 1 Understanding the Glycemic Index (GI) of Foods
Processed
Whole
Foods with HIGH GI Are rapidly digested and
absorbed (fluctuations in blood sugar levels)
Glycemic Index
Foods with LOW GI Slow digestion and
absorption (gradual rises in blood sugar
and insulin levels)
Ex Rice vs Flour
Fat storage
Fat burn Mode (eat every 4 hours)
Fat storage
6-8 9-11 12-2 3-5 6-8 830-930 Bfast Snack Lunch Snack Dinner Beverage
Eat and Donrsquot Stay Hungry
Cereals GI
All Bran 42
Oatmeal (traditional rolled oats)
42
FRUITS GI
Mango 55
Grapes 53
Bananas 82
Melon 67
Watermelon 72
FRUITS GI
Grapefruit 25
Apple 38
Pear 38
Strawberries 40
Orange 44
Cereals GI
Special K 56
Mini-Wheats Whole Wheat
58
Cheerios 83
Low GI Moderate-High GI
Examples Refer to your handout
It allows you to choose one food over
another in the same food group the best bread the best cereal etchellip
Think of GI as a Tool
A low GI diet is eating a wide variety of healthy whole
foods that fuel our bodies with nutrition that gives us
clean energy
PROCESSED foods are already broken down fast
digestion Stay full shorter = more hunger
WHOLE foods use more energy (kcal) to break down
nutrients(calories) Stay full longer = less hunger
Remember your goal is to consume Whole Foods
wwwglycemicindexcom
Any Questions Email us at
DonovanPerfectSolutionSA
com
How Do I Start Eating Low GI Foods
ldquoThis for Thatrdquo exchange
Exchange High GI Carbs for Low GI Carbs
(Strawberries in place of Bananas) and (Grains
instead of breads)
Is the amount of energy your body needs to function at a resting state
Tool 2 BMR (Basal Metabolic Rate)
Nutrition and Weight Loss
Michael Phelps (Example) Do not do this
He needs 10000 calories during peak training (BMR+Exercise Factor)
Body Fat - 1
His Calorie needs to not follow the normal BMR
Calorie intake matters more for athletes than non-athletes
Quantity is more important than quality FOR HIM ONLY
Endurance Based
WHY CANrsquoT I EAT THAT
How Much
Food Do You
REALLY
Need if you are not Michael Phelps
1 1000 ndash 1350 kcal
We are going to divide BMR into 3 categories
2 1351 ndash 1850 kcal
3 1851 ndash 2450 kcal
1 Water
Tool 3 Knowing what your Body NEEDS vs wants
2 Protein (Animal vs Vegetable based)
3 Complex Carbohydrates
4 Whole Fruit
5 VitaminsMinerals
6 Fat (SaturatedUnsaturatedTrans)
7 Whole Grains (Quinoa Barley Buckwheat etc)
Optional Processed Starches Processed Sugars (Simple Carbohydrates)
Women need 8-12 cups
Your Life Source--Water H2O
Men need 9-13 cups
In general you should drink half of your weight in ounces in order to maintain proper
hydration
Ex 180 lbs needs 90 oz H2O
bull Cornell Medical Center Study (1998)
75 of Americans have symptoms of chronic dehydration
In 37 of Americans the thirst mechanism is so weak
itrsquos often mistaken for hunger
Mild dehydration can slow metabolism as much as 3
Dehydration is the 1 trigger of daytime fatigue
A 2 drop in hydration can trigger fuzzy short-term
memory trouble with basic math and difficulty focusing
About Dehydration
RC Rev 17 5-25-2010
Protein is BOTH Animal AND Plant Based
Protein (4 calories per gram)
We need a MIN to avoid starvation mode
We need a MAX to avoid over-consumption
Adequate protein intake is essential
Weight loss and medical interests
Protein
Portions of protein according to BMR
BMR Protein Portions
1 (1000-1350) 1 ndash 2
2 (1351-1850) 2 ndash 3
3 (1851-2450) 3 ndash 4
6 oz Chicken turkey amp some fish
Tool 4 What is One portion of Animal Protein
5 oz Some Fish amp liver
35 oz Beef Pork and
Fattier Meats
Ex the entire hand
Ex palm and up to knuckles
Ex Palm only
It can take up to 10 days to digest at 986F
Rules for Red Meat
DONrsquoT STOP CONSUMING--small amounts can help your metabolism because of the benefits of stearic acid and iron
1 palm size portion per week is plenty
LEAN meats have same
nutrients but less fat
Vegetables (Good Carb) ( 4 calories per gram of carbohydrates)
Portions of vegetables according to BMR
BMR Vegetable Portion
1 (1000-1350) 5 ndash 7
2 (1351-1850) 7 ndash 9
3 (1851-2450) 9 ndash 11
1 serving 1 cup of raw vegetables
OR frac12 cup cooked
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Fruit (Good Carb) (sugar 4 calories per gram)
Fruit is a great source of fiber promotes brain
energy and full of antioxidants
Fiber helps to slow down the movement of
food from the small intestine to your large
intestine So it is best not to eat whole
fruit with other foods
By itself is optimal
Eat whole fruits need nutrients + fiber
Fruit juice is too processed and
high in sugar
Use fruit as a dessert instead of other high calorie options
Fruit makes a great afternoon snack
Serving Size same as Veggies
Fruit 101
Tool 5 What is ONE portion of Fruits and Vegetables
frac12 cup of cooked vegetables
Palm Size
1 cup raw vegetables Fistful
Fat (9 calories per gram)
Portions of fat according to BMR
BMR Fat Portions
1 (1000-1350) 30 ndash 40 grams
2 (1351-1850) 30 ndash 45 grams
3 (1851-2450) 30 ndash 55 grams
Good Fat (High End) vs Bad Fat (Low End)
Why Do We Need Fat
Brain ndash 60 brain is fat function
Cells ndash flexibility
Heart ndash 60 of heart energy
from burning fats Lungs ndash minimizes friction prevents collapsing
Nerves ndashinsulates and protects the nerves
Immune System ndash ease inflammation stabilized
metabolism and immune system
Organs- cushioning and protection
Digestion ndashslows digestion to help provide a constant level of energy
Fat-soluble vitamins (A D E and K) can only be absorbed if fat is
present
Tool 6 Good Fat Bad Fat amp Evil Fat
Un-Saturated Fat
mono and poly
Saturated Fat
Trans Fat
GOOD FAT
BAD FAT
EVIL FAT
Vegetable fats liquid at room
temperature raises HDL lowers LDL
Animal fats solid at room temperature
raises LDL raises HDL
Man-made formed into semi-solid
fats raises LDL and lowers HDL
Total HDL LDL and Triglycerides
Cholesterol
HDL (Hero Cholesterol) responsible for
eliminating cholesterol from the body
LDL (Loser Cholesterol) which leads to
cholesterol buildup in the arteries
Triglycerides fats in the bloodstream
The higher your HDL the lower your chance of
heart disease while the more LDL and triglycerides
you have the greater your chance of heart disease
Total cholesterol should be less than 200 mgdL
What is a normal Cholesterol Tool 7 Knowing your Pac-Manrsquos
HDL 60 or above are ideal below 40 can
increase risk
LDL Below 160 if you have one risk factor below
130 if you have 2 risk factors below 100
Triglycerides Below 150
Example of Un-Saturated Fat
Mono-unsaturated
Poly-unsaturated (Omega 3 amp 6)
avocado olive oil
canola oil peanuts
fish oils
seafood oils
vegetable oils safflower oil
sunflower oil
corn oil
soy oils
Examples of Saturated Fat ldquoBadrdquo
Animal Products
Chicken Skin
Cheese
Lard
Butter
Whole Milk
Cakes
Chocolate
Biscuits
Pies
Ingredients
Fried fast
food
Pastries
Trans Fat ldquoEvil Fatrdquo
Type of Foods
Biscuits
Cakes
Fast food
Pastry
Some
margarines
Fat Analysis Chart FATS
Un-saturated
MONO
Un-saturated
POLY
Saturated Trans
Body Response
GOOD GOOD BAD EVIL
Chemical composition
Carbon chains with 1 double bonds amp 2
hydrogen dropped for each double bond
Carbon chains with 2 or more double bonds and 2 hydrogen dropped for
each double bond
Carbon chain with hydrogen bonds
everywhere
Unsaturated with double bond heat it amp add hydrogen you can change the position of
the hydrogen
Food examples
Peanuts avocado canola olive
Fish oil soy oils Omega 3 amp 6
Animal Fats amp some tropical
oils
Processed food baked fried fast
food
Physical state
Liquid Liquid Solid From liquid to solid
Structural composition
Body effects
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Cholesterol reaction
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Lower HDL (Bad)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Foods with HIGH GI Are rapidly digested and
absorbed (fluctuations in blood sugar levels)
Glycemic Index
Foods with LOW GI Slow digestion and
absorption (gradual rises in blood sugar
and insulin levels)
Ex Rice vs Flour
Fat storage
Fat burn Mode (eat every 4 hours)
Fat storage
6-8 9-11 12-2 3-5 6-8 830-930 Bfast Snack Lunch Snack Dinner Beverage
Eat and Donrsquot Stay Hungry
Cereals GI
All Bran 42
Oatmeal (traditional rolled oats)
42
FRUITS GI
Mango 55
Grapes 53
Bananas 82
Melon 67
Watermelon 72
FRUITS GI
Grapefruit 25
Apple 38
Pear 38
Strawberries 40
Orange 44
Cereals GI
Special K 56
Mini-Wheats Whole Wheat
58
Cheerios 83
Low GI Moderate-High GI
Examples Refer to your handout
It allows you to choose one food over
another in the same food group the best bread the best cereal etchellip
Think of GI as a Tool
A low GI diet is eating a wide variety of healthy whole
foods that fuel our bodies with nutrition that gives us
clean energy
PROCESSED foods are already broken down fast
digestion Stay full shorter = more hunger
WHOLE foods use more energy (kcal) to break down
nutrients(calories) Stay full longer = less hunger
Remember your goal is to consume Whole Foods
wwwglycemicindexcom
Any Questions Email us at
DonovanPerfectSolutionSA
com
How Do I Start Eating Low GI Foods
ldquoThis for Thatrdquo exchange
Exchange High GI Carbs for Low GI Carbs
(Strawberries in place of Bananas) and (Grains
instead of breads)
Is the amount of energy your body needs to function at a resting state
Tool 2 BMR (Basal Metabolic Rate)
Nutrition and Weight Loss
Michael Phelps (Example) Do not do this
He needs 10000 calories during peak training (BMR+Exercise Factor)
Body Fat - 1
His Calorie needs to not follow the normal BMR
Calorie intake matters more for athletes than non-athletes
Quantity is more important than quality FOR HIM ONLY
Endurance Based
WHY CANrsquoT I EAT THAT
How Much
Food Do You
REALLY
Need if you are not Michael Phelps
1 1000 ndash 1350 kcal
We are going to divide BMR into 3 categories
2 1351 ndash 1850 kcal
3 1851 ndash 2450 kcal
1 Water
Tool 3 Knowing what your Body NEEDS vs wants
2 Protein (Animal vs Vegetable based)
3 Complex Carbohydrates
4 Whole Fruit
5 VitaminsMinerals
6 Fat (SaturatedUnsaturatedTrans)
7 Whole Grains (Quinoa Barley Buckwheat etc)
Optional Processed Starches Processed Sugars (Simple Carbohydrates)
Women need 8-12 cups
Your Life Source--Water H2O
Men need 9-13 cups
In general you should drink half of your weight in ounces in order to maintain proper
hydration
Ex 180 lbs needs 90 oz H2O
bull Cornell Medical Center Study (1998)
75 of Americans have symptoms of chronic dehydration
In 37 of Americans the thirst mechanism is so weak
itrsquos often mistaken for hunger
Mild dehydration can slow metabolism as much as 3
Dehydration is the 1 trigger of daytime fatigue
A 2 drop in hydration can trigger fuzzy short-term
memory trouble with basic math and difficulty focusing
About Dehydration
RC Rev 17 5-25-2010
Protein is BOTH Animal AND Plant Based
Protein (4 calories per gram)
We need a MIN to avoid starvation mode
We need a MAX to avoid over-consumption
Adequate protein intake is essential
Weight loss and medical interests
Protein
Portions of protein according to BMR
BMR Protein Portions
1 (1000-1350) 1 ndash 2
2 (1351-1850) 2 ndash 3
3 (1851-2450) 3 ndash 4
6 oz Chicken turkey amp some fish
Tool 4 What is One portion of Animal Protein
5 oz Some Fish amp liver
35 oz Beef Pork and
Fattier Meats
Ex the entire hand
Ex palm and up to knuckles
Ex Palm only
It can take up to 10 days to digest at 986F
Rules for Red Meat
DONrsquoT STOP CONSUMING--small amounts can help your metabolism because of the benefits of stearic acid and iron
1 palm size portion per week is plenty
LEAN meats have same
nutrients but less fat
Vegetables (Good Carb) ( 4 calories per gram of carbohydrates)
Portions of vegetables according to BMR
BMR Vegetable Portion
1 (1000-1350) 5 ndash 7
2 (1351-1850) 7 ndash 9
3 (1851-2450) 9 ndash 11
1 serving 1 cup of raw vegetables
OR frac12 cup cooked
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Fruit (Good Carb) (sugar 4 calories per gram)
Fruit is a great source of fiber promotes brain
energy and full of antioxidants
Fiber helps to slow down the movement of
food from the small intestine to your large
intestine So it is best not to eat whole
fruit with other foods
By itself is optimal
Eat whole fruits need nutrients + fiber
Fruit juice is too processed and
high in sugar
Use fruit as a dessert instead of other high calorie options
Fruit makes a great afternoon snack
Serving Size same as Veggies
Fruit 101
Tool 5 What is ONE portion of Fruits and Vegetables
frac12 cup of cooked vegetables
Palm Size
1 cup raw vegetables Fistful
Fat (9 calories per gram)
Portions of fat according to BMR
BMR Fat Portions
1 (1000-1350) 30 ndash 40 grams
2 (1351-1850) 30 ndash 45 grams
3 (1851-2450) 30 ndash 55 grams
Good Fat (High End) vs Bad Fat (Low End)
Why Do We Need Fat
Brain ndash 60 brain is fat function
Cells ndash flexibility
Heart ndash 60 of heart energy
from burning fats Lungs ndash minimizes friction prevents collapsing
Nerves ndashinsulates and protects the nerves
Immune System ndash ease inflammation stabilized
metabolism and immune system
Organs- cushioning and protection
Digestion ndashslows digestion to help provide a constant level of energy
Fat-soluble vitamins (A D E and K) can only be absorbed if fat is
present
Tool 6 Good Fat Bad Fat amp Evil Fat
Un-Saturated Fat
mono and poly
Saturated Fat
Trans Fat
GOOD FAT
BAD FAT
EVIL FAT
Vegetable fats liquid at room
temperature raises HDL lowers LDL
Animal fats solid at room temperature
raises LDL raises HDL
Man-made formed into semi-solid
fats raises LDL and lowers HDL
Total HDL LDL and Triglycerides
Cholesterol
HDL (Hero Cholesterol) responsible for
eliminating cholesterol from the body
LDL (Loser Cholesterol) which leads to
cholesterol buildup in the arteries
Triglycerides fats in the bloodstream
The higher your HDL the lower your chance of
heart disease while the more LDL and triglycerides
you have the greater your chance of heart disease
Total cholesterol should be less than 200 mgdL
What is a normal Cholesterol Tool 7 Knowing your Pac-Manrsquos
HDL 60 or above are ideal below 40 can
increase risk
LDL Below 160 if you have one risk factor below
130 if you have 2 risk factors below 100
Triglycerides Below 150
Example of Un-Saturated Fat
Mono-unsaturated
Poly-unsaturated (Omega 3 amp 6)
avocado olive oil
canola oil peanuts
fish oils
seafood oils
vegetable oils safflower oil
sunflower oil
corn oil
soy oils
Examples of Saturated Fat ldquoBadrdquo
Animal Products
Chicken Skin
Cheese
Lard
Butter
Whole Milk
Cakes
Chocolate
Biscuits
Pies
Ingredients
Fried fast
food
Pastries
Trans Fat ldquoEvil Fatrdquo
Type of Foods
Biscuits
Cakes
Fast food
Pastry
Some
margarines
Fat Analysis Chart FATS
Un-saturated
MONO
Un-saturated
POLY
Saturated Trans
Body Response
GOOD GOOD BAD EVIL
Chemical composition
Carbon chains with 1 double bonds amp 2
hydrogen dropped for each double bond
Carbon chains with 2 or more double bonds and 2 hydrogen dropped for
each double bond
Carbon chain with hydrogen bonds
everywhere
Unsaturated with double bond heat it amp add hydrogen you can change the position of
the hydrogen
Food examples
Peanuts avocado canola olive
Fish oil soy oils Omega 3 amp 6
Animal Fats amp some tropical
oils
Processed food baked fried fast
food
Physical state
Liquid Liquid Solid From liquid to solid
Structural composition
Body effects
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Cholesterol reaction
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Lower HDL (Bad)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Fat storage
Fat burn Mode (eat every 4 hours)
Fat storage
6-8 9-11 12-2 3-5 6-8 830-930 Bfast Snack Lunch Snack Dinner Beverage
Eat and Donrsquot Stay Hungry
Cereals GI
All Bran 42
Oatmeal (traditional rolled oats)
42
FRUITS GI
Mango 55
Grapes 53
Bananas 82
Melon 67
Watermelon 72
FRUITS GI
Grapefruit 25
Apple 38
Pear 38
Strawberries 40
Orange 44
Cereals GI
Special K 56
Mini-Wheats Whole Wheat
58
Cheerios 83
Low GI Moderate-High GI
Examples Refer to your handout
It allows you to choose one food over
another in the same food group the best bread the best cereal etchellip
Think of GI as a Tool
A low GI diet is eating a wide variety of healthy whole
foods that fuel our bodies with nutrition that gives us
clean energy
PROCESSED foods are already broken down fast
digestion Stay full shorter = more hunger
WHOLE foods use more energy (kcal) to break down
nutrients(calories) Stay full longer = less hunger
Remember your goal is to consume Whole Foods
wwwglycemicindexcom
Any Questions Email us at
DonovanPerfectSolutionSA
com
How Do I Start Eating Low GI Foods
ldquoThis for Thatrdquo exchange
Exchange High GI Carbs for Low GI Carbs
(Strawberries in place of Bananas) and (Grains
instead of breads)
Is the amount of energy your body needs to function at a resting state
Tool 2 BMR (Basal Metabolic Rate)
Nutrition and Weight Loss
Michael Phelps (Example) Do not do this
He needs 10000 calories during peak training (BMR+Exercise Factor)
Body Fat - 1
His Calorie needs to not follow the normal BMR
Calorie intake matters more for athletes than non-athletes
Quantity is more important than quality FOR HIM ONLY
Endurance Based
WHY CANrsquoT I EAT THAT
How Much
Food Do You
REALLY
Need if you are not Michael Phelps
1 1000 ndash 1350 kcal
We are going to divide BMR into 3 categories
2 1351 ndash 1850 kcal
3 1851 ndash 2450 kcal
1 Water
Tool 3 Knowing what your Body NEEDS vs wants
2 Protein (Animal vs Vegetable based)
3 Complex Carbohydrates
4 Whole Fruit
5 VitaminsMinerals
6 Fat (SaturatedUnsaturatedTrans)
7 Whole Grains (Quinoa Barley Buckwheat etc)
Optional Processed Starches Processed Sugars (Simple Carbohydrates)
Women need 8-12 cups
Your Life Source--Water H2O
Men need 9-13 cups
In general you should drink half of your weight in ounces in order to maintain proper
hydration
Ex 180 lbs needs 90 oz H2O
bull Cornell Medical Center Study (1998)
75 of Americans have symptoms of chronic dehydration
In 37 of Americans the thirst mechanism is so weak
itrsquos often mistaken for hunger
Mild dehydration can slow metabolism as much as 3
Dehydration is the 1 trigger of daytime fatigue
A 2 drop in hydration can trigger fuzzy short-term
memory trouble with basic math and difficulty focusing
About Dehydration
RC Rev 17 5-25-2010
Protein is BOTH Animal AND Plant Based
Protein (4 calories per gram)
We need a MIN to avoid starvation mode
We need a MAX to avoid over-consumption
Adequate protein intake is essential
Weight loss and medical interests
Protein
Portions of protein according to BMR
BMR Protein Portions
1 (1000-1350) 1 ndash 2
2 (1351-1850) 2 ndash 3
3 (1851-2450) 3 ndash 4
6 oz Chicken turkey amp some fish
Tool 4 What is One portion of Animal Protein
5 oz Some Fish amp liver
35 oz Beef Pork and
Fattier Meats
Ex the entire hand
Ex palm and up to knuckles
Ex Palm only
It can take up to 10 days to digest at 986F
Rules for Red Meat
DONrsquoT STOP CONSUMING--small amounts can help your metabolism because of the benefits of stearic acid and iron
1 palm size portion per week is plenty
LEAN meats have same
nutrients but less fat
Vegetables (Good Carb) ( 4 calories per gram of carbohydrates)
Portions of vegetables according to BMR
BMR Vegetable Portion
1 (1000-1350) 5 ndash 7
2 (1351-1850) 7 ndash 9
3 (1851-2450) 9 ndash 11
1 serving 1 cup of raw vegetables
OR frac12 cup cooked
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Fruit (Good Carb) (sugar 4 calories per gram)
Fruit is a great source of fiber promotes brain
energy and full of antioxidants
Fiber helps to slow down the movement of
food from the small intestine to your large
intestine So it is best not to eat whole
fruit with other foods
By itself is optimal
Eat whole fruits need nutrients + fiber
Fruit juice is too processed and
high in sugar
Use fruit as a dessert instead of other high calorie options
Fruit makes a great afternoon snack
Serving Size same as Veggies
Fruit 101
Tool 5 What is ONE portion of Fruits and Vegetables
frac12 cup of cooked vegetables
Palm Size
1 cup raw vegetables Fistful
Fat (9 calories per gram)
Portions of fat according to BMR
BMR Fat Portions
1 (1000-1350) 30 ndash 40 grams
2 (1351-1850) 30 ndash 45 grams
3 (1851-2450) 30 ndash 55 grams
Good Fat (High End) vs Bad Fat (Low End)
Why Do We Need Fat
Brain ndash 60 brain is fat function
Cells ndash flexibility
Heart ndash 60 of heart energy
from burning fats Lungs ndash minimizes friction prevents collapsing
Nerves ndashinsulates and protects the nerves
Immune System ndash ease inflammation stabilized
metabolism and immune system
Organs- cushioning and protection
Digestion ndashslows digestion to help provide a constant level of energy
Fat-soluble vitamins (A D E and K) can only be absorbed if fat is
present
Tool 6 Good Fat Bad Fat amp Evil Fat
Un-Saturated Fat
mono and poly
Saturated Fat
Trans Fat
GOOD FAT
BAD FAT
EVIL FAT
Vegetable fats liquid at room
temperature raises HDL lowers LDL
Animal fats solid at room temperature
raises LDL raises HDL
Man-made formed into semi-solid
fats raises LDL and lowers HDL
Total HDL LDL and Triglycerides
Cholesterol
HDL (Hero Cholesterol) responsible for
eliminating cholesterol from the body
LDL (Loser Cholesterol) which leads to
cholesterol buildup in the arteries
Triglycerides fats in the bloodstream
The higher your HDL the lower your chance of
heart disease while the more LDL and triglycerides
you have the greater your chance of heart disease
Total cholesterol should be less than 200 mgdL
What is a normal Cholesterol Tool 7 Knowing your Pac-Manrsquos
HDL 60 or above are ideal below 40 can
increase risk
LDL Below 160 if you have one risk factor below
130 if you have 2 risk factors below 100
Triglycerides Below 150
Example of Un-Saturated Fat
Mono-unsaturated
Poly-unsaturated (Omega 3 amp 6)
avocado olive oil
canola oil peanuts
fish oils
seafood oils
vegetable oils safflower oil
sunflower oil
corn oil
soy oils
Examples of Saturated Fat ldquoBadrdquo
Animal Products
Chicken Skin
Cheese
Lard
Butter
Whole Milk
Cakes
Chocolate
Biscuits
Pies
Ingredients
Fried fast
food
Pastries
Trans Fat ldquoEvil Fatrdquo
Type of Foods
Biscuits
Cakes
Fast food
Pastry
Some
margarines
Fat Analysis Chart FATS
Un-saturated
MONO
Un-saturated
POLY
Saturated Trans
Body Response
GOOD GOOD BAD EVIL
Chemical composition
Carbon chains with 1 double bonds amp 2
hydrogen dropped for each double bond
Carbon chains with 2 or more double bonds and 2 hydrogen dropped for
each double bond
Carbon chain with hydrogen bonds
everywhere
Unsaturated with double bond heat it amp add hydrogen you can change the position of
the hydrogen
Food examples
Peanuts avocado canola olive
Fish oil soy oils Omega 3 amp 6
Animal Fats amp some tropical
oils
Processed food baked fried fast
food
Physical state
Liquid Liquid Solid From liquid to solid
Structural composition
Body effects
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Cholesterol reaction
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Lower HDL (Bad)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Cereals GI
All Bran 42
Oatmeal (traditional rolled oats)
42
FRUITS GI
Mango 55
Grapes 53
Bananas 82
Melon 67
Watermelon 72
FRUITS GI
Grapefruit 25
Apple 38
Pear 38
Strawberries 40
Orange 44
Cereals GI
Special K 56
Mini-Wheats Whole Wheat
58
Cheerios 83
Low GI Moderate-High GI
Examples Refer to your handout
It allows you to choose one food over
another in the same food group the best bread the best cereal etchellip
Think of GI as a Tool
A low GI diet is eating a wide variety of healthy whole
foods that fuel our bodies with nutrition that gives us
clean energy
PROCESSED foods are already broken down fast
digestion Stay full shorter = more hunger
WHOLE foods use more energy (kcal) to break down
nutrients(calories) Stay full longer = less hunger
Remember your goal is to consume Whole Foods
wwwglycemicindexcom
Any Questions Email us at
DonovanPerfectSolutionSA
com
How Do I Start Eating Low GI Foods
ldquoThis for Thatrdquo exchange
Exchange High GI Carbs for Low GI Carbs
(Strawberries in place of Bananas) and (Grains
instead of breads)
Is the amount of energy your body needs to function at a resting state
Tool 2 BMR (Basal Metabolic Rate)
Nutrition and Weight Loss
Michael Phelps (Example) Do not do this
He needs 10000 calories during peak training (BMR+Exercise Factor)
Body Fat - 1
His Calorie needs to not follow the normal BMR
Calorie intake matters more for athletes than non-athletes
Quantity is more important than quality FOR HIM ONLY
Endurance Based
WHY CANrsquoT I EAT THAT
How Much
Food Do You
REALLY
Need if you are not Michael Phelps
1 1000 ndash 1350 kcal
We are going to divide BMR into 3 categories
2 1351 ndash 1850 kcal
3 1851 ndash 2450 kcal
1 Water
Tool 3 Knowing what your Body NEEDS vs wants
2 Protein (Animal vs Vegetable based)
3 Complex Carbohydrates
4 Whole Fruit
5 VitaminsMinerals
6 Fat (SaturatedUnsaturatedTrans)
7 Whole Grains (Quinoa Barley Buckwheat etc)
Optional Processed Starches Processed Sugars (Simple Carbohydrates)
Women need 8-12 cups
Your Life Source--Water H2O
Men need 9-13 cups
In general you should drink half of your weight in ounces in order to maintain proper
hydration
Ex 180 lbs needs 90 oz H2O
bull Cornell Medical Center Study (1998)
75 of Americans have symptoms of chronic dehydration
In 37 of Americans the thirst mechanism is so weak
itrsquos often mistaken for hunger
Mild dehydration can slow metabolism as much as 3
Dehydration is the 1 trigger of daytime fatigue
A 2 drop in hydration can trigger fuzzy short-term
memory trouble with basic math and difficulty focusing
About Dehydration
RC Rev 17 5-25-2010
Protein is BOTH Animal AND Plant Based
Protein (4 calories per gram)
We need a MIN to avoid starvation mode
We need a MAX to avoid over-consumption
Adequate protein intake is essential
Weight loss and medical interests
Protein
Portions of protein according to BMR
BMR Protein Portions
1 (1000-1350) 1 ndash 2
2 (1351-1850) 2 ndash 3
3 (1851-2450) 3 ndash 4
6 oz Chicken turkey amp some fish
Tool 4 What is One portion of Animal Protein
5 oz Some Fish amp liver
35 oz Beef Pork and
Fattier Meats
Ex the entire hand
Ex palm and up to knuckles
Ex Palm only
It can take up to 10 days to digest at 986F
Rules for Red Meat
DONrsquoT STOP CONSUMING--small amounts can help your metabolism because of the benefits of stearic acid and iron
1 palm size portion per week is plenty
LEAN meats have same
nutrients but less fat
Vegetables (Good Carb) ( 4 calories per gram of carbohydrates)
Portions of vegetables according to BMR
BMR Vegetable Portion
1 (1000-1350) 5 ndash 7
2 (1351-1850) 7 ndash 9
3 (1851-2450) 9 ndash 11
1 serving 1 cup of raw vegetables
OR frac12 cup cooked
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Fruit (Good Carb) (sugar 4 calories per gram)
Fruit is a great source of fiber promotes brain
energy and full of antioxidants
Fiber helps to slow down the movement of
food from the small intestine to your large
intestine So it is best not to eat whole
fruit with other foods
By itself is optimal
Eat whole fruits need nutrients + fiber
Fruit juice is too processed and
high in sugar
Use fruit as a dessert instead of other high calorie options
Fruit makes a great afternoon snack
Serving Size same as Veggies
Fruit 101
Tool 5 What is ONE portion of Fruits and Vegetables
frac12 cup of cooked vegetables
Palm Size
1 cup raw vegetables Fistful
Fat (9 calories per gram)
Portions of fat according to BMR
BMR Fat Portions
1 (1000-1350) 30 ndash 40 grams
2 (1351-1850) 30 ndash 45 grams
3 (1851-2450) 30 ndash 55 grams
Good Fat (High End) vs Bad Fat (Low End)
Why Do We Need Fat
Brain ndash 60 brain is fat function
Cells ndash flexibility
Heart ndash 60 of heart energy
from burning fats Lungs ndash minimizes friction prevents collapsing
Nerves ndashinsulates and protects the nerves
Immune System ndash ease inflammation stabilized
metabolism and immune system
Organs- cushioning and protection
Digestion ndashslows digestion to help provide a constant level of energy
Fat-soluble vitamins (A D E and K) can only be absorbed if fat is
present
Tool 6 Good Fat Bad Fat amp Evil Fat
Un-Saturated Fat
mono and poly
Saturated Fat
Trans Fat
GOOD FAT
BAD FAT
EVIL FAT
Vegetable fats liquid at room
temperature raises HDL lowers LDL
Animal fats solid at room temperature
raises LDL raises HDL
Man-made formed into semi-solid
fats raises LDL and lowers HDL
Total HDL LDL and Triglycerides
Cholesterol
HDL (Hero Cholesterol) responsible for
eliminating cholesterol from the body
LDL (Loser Cholesterol) which leads to
cholesterol buildup in the arteries
Triglycerides fats in the bloodstream
The higher your HDL the lower your chance of
heart disease while the more LDL and triglycerides
you have the greater your chance of heart disease
Total cholesterol should be less than 200 mgdL
What is a normal Cholesterol Tool 7 Knowing your Pac-Manrsquos
HDL 60 or above are ideal below 40 can
increase risk
LDL Below 160 if you have one risk factor below
130 if you have 2 risk factors below 100
Triglycerides Below 150
Example of Un-Saturated Fat
Mono-unsaturated
Poly-unsaturated (Omega 3 amp 6)
avocado olive oil
canola oil peanuts
fish oils
seafood oils
vegetable oils safflower oil
sunflower oil
corn oil
soy oils
Examples of Saturated Fat ldquoBadrdquo
Animal Products
Chicken Skin
Cheese
Lard
Butter
Whole Milk
Cakes
Chocolate
Biscuits
Pies
Ingredients
Fried fast
food
Pastries
Trans Fat ldquoEvil Fatrdquo
Type of Foods
Biscuits
Cakes
Fast food
Pastry
Some
margarines
Fat Analysis Chart FATS
Un-saturated
MONO
Un-saturated
POLY
Saturated Trans
Body Response
GOOD GOOD BAD EVIL
Chemical composition
Carbon chains with 1 double bonds amp 2
hydrogen dropped for each double bond
Carbon chains with 2 or more double bonds and 2 hydrogen dropped for
each double bond
Carbon chain with hydrogen bonds
everywhere
Unsaturated with double bond heat it amp add hydrogen you can change the position of
the hydrogen
Food examples
Peanuts avocado canola olive
Fish oil soy oils Omega 3 amp 6
Animal Fats amp some tropical
oils
Processed food baked fried fast
food
Physical state
Liquid Liquid Solid From liquid to solid
Structural composition
Body effects
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Cholesterol reaction
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Lower HDL (Bad)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
It allows you to choose one food over
another in the same food group the best bread the best cereal etchellip
Think of GI as a Tool
A low GI diet is eating a wide variety of healthy whole
foods that fuel our bodies with nutrition that gives us
clean energy
PROCESSED foods are already broken down fast
digestion Stay full shorter = more hunger
WHOLE foods use more energy (kcal) to break down
nutrients(calories) Stay full longer = less hunger
Remember your goal is to consume Whole Foods
wwwglycemicindexcom
Any Questions Email us at
DonovanPerfectSolutionSA
com
How Do I Start Eating Low GI Foods
ldquoThis for Thatrdquo exchange
Exchange High GI Carbs for Low GI Carbs
(Strawberries in place of Bananas) and (Grains
instead of breads)
Is the amount of energy your body needs to function at a resting state
Tool 2 BMR (Basal Metabolic Rate)
Nutrition and Weight Loss
Michael Phelps (Example) Do not do this
He needs 10000 calories during peak training (BMR+Exercise Factor)
Body Fat - 1
His Calorie needs to not follow the normal BMR
Calorie intake matters more for athletes than non-athletes
Quantity is more important than quality FOR HIM ONLY
Endurance Based
WHY CANrsquoT I EAT THAT
How Much
Food Do You
REALLY
Need if you are not Michael Phelps
1 1000 ndash 1350 kcal
We are going to divide BMR into 3 categories
2 1351 ndash 1850 kcal
3 1851 ndash 2450 kcal
1 Water
Tool 3 Knowing what your Body NEEDS vs wants
2 Protein (Animal vs Vegetable based)
3 Complex Carbohydrates
4 Whole Fruit
5 VitaminsMinerals
6 Fat (SaturatedUnsaturatedTrans)
7 Whole Grains (Quinoa Barley Buckwheat etc)
Optional Processed Starches Processed Sugars (Simple Carbohydrates)
Women need 8-12 cups
Your Life Source--Water H2O
Men need 9-13 cups
In general you should drink half of your weight in ounces in order to maintain proper
hydration
Ex 180 lbs needs 90 oz H2O
bull Cornell Medical Center Study (1998)
75 of Americans have symptoms of chronic dehydration
In 37 of Americans the thirst mechanism is so weak
itrsquos often mistaken for hunger
Mild dehydration can slow metabolism as much as 3
Dehydration is the 1 trigger of daytime fatigue
A 2 drop in hydration can trigger fuzzy short-term
memory trouble with basic math and difficulty focusing
About Dehydration
RC Rev 17 5-25-2010
Protein is BOTH Animal AND Plant Based
Protein (4 calories per gram)
We need a MIN to avoid starvation mode
We need a MAX to avoid over-consumption
Adequate protein intake is essential
Weight loss and medical interests
Protein
Portions of protein according to BMR
BMR Protein Portions
1 (1000-1350) 1 ndash 2
2 (1351-1850) 2 ndash 3
3 (1851-2450) 3 ndash 4
6 oz Chicken turkey amp some fish
Tool 4 What is One portion of Animal Protein
5 oz Some Fish amp liver
35 oz Beef Pork and
Fattier Meats
Ex the entire hand
Ex palm and up to knuckles
Ex Palm only
It can take up to 10 days to digest at 986F
Rules for Red Meat
DONrsquoT STOP CONSUMING--small amounts can help your metabolism because of the benefits of stearic acid and iron
1 palm size portion per week is plenty
LEAN meats have same
nutrients but less fat
Vegetables (Good Carb) ( 4 calories per gram of carbohydrates)
Portions of vegetables according to BMR
BMR Vegetable Portion
1 (1000-1350) 5 ndash 7
2 (1351-1850) 7 ndash 9
3 (1851-2450) 9 ndash 11
1 serving 1 cup of raw vegetables
OR frac12 cup cooked
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Fruit (Good Carb) (sugar 4 calories per gram)
Fruit is a great source of fiber promotes brain
energy and full of antioxidants
Fiber helps to slow down the movement of
food from the small intestine to your large
intestine So it is best not to eat whole
fruit with other foods
By itself is optimal
Eat whole fruits need nutrients + fiber
Fruit juice is too processed and
high in sugar
Use fruit as a dessert instead of other high calorie options
Fruit makes a great afternoon snack
Serving Size same as Veggies
Fruit 101
Tool 5 What is ONE portion of Fruits and Vegetables
frac12 cup of cooked vegetables
Palm Size
1 cup raw vegetables Fistful
Fat (9 calories per gram)
Portions of fat according to BMR
BMR Fat Portions
1 (1000-1350) 30 ndash 40 grams
2 (1351-1850) 30 ndash 45 grams
3 (1851-2450) 30 ndash 55 grams
Good Fat (High End) vs Bad Fat (Low End)
Why Do We Need Fat
Brain ndash 60 brain is fat function
Cells ndash flexibility
Heart ndash 60 of heart energy
from burning fats Lungs ndash minimizes friction prevents collapsing
Nerves ndashinsulates and protects the nerves
Immune System ndash ease inflammation stabilized
metabolism and immune system
Organs- cushioning and protection
Digestion ndashslows digestion to help provide a constant level of energy
Fat-soluble vitamins (A D E and K) can only be absorbed if fat is
present
Tool 6 Good Fat Bad Fat amp Evil Fat
Un-Saturated Fat
mono and poly
Saturated Fat
Trans Fat
GOOD FAT
BAD FAT
EVIL FAT
Vegetable fats liquid at room
temperature raises HDL lowers LDL
Animal fats solid at room temperature
raises LDL raises HDL
Man-made formed into semi-solid
fats raises LDL and lowers HDL
Total HDL LDL and Triglycerides
Cholesterol
HDL (Hero Cholesterol) responsible for
eliminating cholesterol from the body
LDL (Loser Cholesterol) which leads to
cholesterol buildup in the arteries
Triglycerides fats in the bloodstream
The higher your HDL the lower your chance of
heart disease while the more LDL and triglycerides
you have the greater your chance of heart disease
Total cholesterol should be less than 200 mgdL
What is a normal Cholesterol Tool 7 Knowing your Pac-Manrsquos
HDL 60 or above are ideal below 40 can
increase risk
LDL Below 160 if you have one risk factor below
130 if you have 2 risk factors below 100
Triglycerides Below 150
Example of Un-Saturated Fat
Mono-unsaturated
Poly-unsaturated (Omega 3 amp 6)
avocado olive oil
canola oil peanuts
fish oils
seafood oils
vegetable oils safflower oil
sunflower oil
corn oil
soy oils
Examples of Saturated Fat ldquoBadrdquo
Animal Products
Chicken Skin
Cheese
Lard
Butter
Whole Milk
Cakes
Chocolate
Biscuits
Pies
Ingredients
Fried fast
food
Pastries
Trans Fat ldquoEvil Fatrdquo
Type of Foods
Biscuits
Cakes
Fast food
Pastry
Some
margarines
Fat Analysis Chart FATS
Un-saturated
MONO
Un-saturated
POLY
Saturated Trans
Body Response
GOOD GOOD BAD EVIL
Chemical composition
Carbon chains with 1 double bonds amp 2
hydrogen dropped for each double bond
Carbon chains with 2 or more double bonds and 2 hydrogen dropped for
each double bond
Carbon chain with hydrogen bonds
everywhere
Unsaturated with double bond heat it amp add hydrogen you can change the position of
the hydrogen
Food examples
Peanuts avocado canola olive
Fish oil soy oils Omega 3 amp 6
Animal Fats amp some tropical
oils
Processed food baked fried fast
food
Physical state
Liquid Liquid Solid From liquid to solid
Structural composition
Body effects
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Cholesterol reaction
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Lower HDL (Bad)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
wwwglycemicindexcom
Any Questions Email us at
DonovanPerfectSolutionSA
com
How Do I Start Eating Low GI Foods
ldquoThis for Thatrdquo exchange
Exchange High GI Carbs for Low GI Carbs
(Strawberries in place of Bananas) and (Grains
instead of breads)
Is the amount of energy your body needs to function at a resting state
Tool 2 BMR (Basal Metabolic Rate)
Nutrition and Weight Loss
Michael Phelps (Example) Do not do this
He needs 10000 calories during peak training (BMR+Exercise Factor)
Body Fat - 1
His Calorie needs to not follow the normal BMR
Calorie intake matters more for athletes than non-athletes
Quantity is more important than quality FOR HIM ONLY
Endurance Based
WHY CANrsquoT I EAT THAT
How Much
Food Do You
REALLY
Need if you are not Michael Phelps
1 1000 ndash 1350 kcal
We are going to divide BMR into 3 categories
2 1351 ndash 1850 kcal
3 1851 ndash 2450 kcal
1 Water
Tool 3 Knowing what your Body NEEDS vs wants
2 Protein (Animal vs Vegetable based)
3 Complex Carbohydrates
4 Whole Fruit
5 VitaminsMinerals
6 Fat (SaturatedUnsaturatedTrans)
7 Whole Grains (Quinoa Barley Buckwheat etc)
Optional Processed Starches Processed Sugars (Simple Carbohydrates)
Women need 8-12 cups
Your Life Source--Water H2O
Men need 9-13 cups
In general you should drink half of your weight in ounces in order to maintain proper
hydration
Ex 180 lbs needs 90 oz H2O
bull Cornell Medical Center Study (1998)
75 of Americans have symptoms of chronic dehydration
In 37 of Americans the thirst mechanism is so weak
itrsquos often mistaken for hunger
Mild dehydration can slow metabolism as much as 3
Dehydration is the 1 trigger of daytime fatigue
A 2 drop in hydration can trigger fuzzy short-term
memory trouble with basic math and difficulty focusing
About Dehydration
RC Rev 17 5-25-2010
Protein is BOTH Animal AND Plant Based
Protein (4 calories per gram)
We need a MIN to avoid starvation mode
We need a MAX to avoid over-consumption
Adequate protein intake is essential
Weight loss and medical interests
Protein
Portions of protein according to BMR
BMR Protein Portions
1 (1000-1350) 1 ndash 2
2 (1351-1850) 2 ndash 3
3 (1851-2450) 3 ndash 4
6 oz Chicken turkey amp some fish
Tool 4 What is One portion of Animal Protein
5 oz Some Fish amp liver
35 oz Beef Pork and
Fattier Meats
Ex the entire hand
Ex palm and up to knuckles
Ex Palm only
It can take up to 10 days to digest at 986F
Rules for Red Meat
DONrsquoT STOP CONSUMING--small amounts can help your metabolism because of the benefits of stearic acid and iron
1 palm size portion per week is plenty
LEAN meats have same
nutrients but less fat
Vegetables (Good Carb) ( 4 calories per gram of carbohydrates)
Portions of vegetables according to BMR
BMR Vegetable Portion
1 (1000-1350) 5 ndash 7
2 (1351-1850) 7 ndash 9
3 (1851-2450) 9 ndash 11
1 serving 1 cup of raw vegetables
OR frac12 cup cooked
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Fruit (Good Carb) (sugar 4 calories per gram)
Fruit is a great source of fiber promotes brain
energy and full of antioxidants
Fiber helps to slow down the movement of
food from the small intestine to your large
intestine So it is best not to eat whole
fruit with other foods
By itself is optimal
Eat whole fruits need nutrients + fiber
Fruit juice is too processed and
high in sugar
Use fruit as a dessert instead of other high calorie options
Fruit makes a great afternoon snack
Serving Size same as Veggies
Fruit 101
Tool 5 What is ONE portion of Fruits and Vegetables
frac12 cup of cooked vegetables
Palm Size
1 cup raw vegetables Fistful
Fat (9 calories per gram)
Portions of fat according to BMR
BMR Fat Portions
1 (1000-1350) 30 ndash 40 grams
2 (1351-1850) 30 ndash 45 grams
3 (1851-2450) 30 ndash 55 grams
Good Fat (High End) vs Bad Fat (Low End)
Why Do We Need Fat
Brain ndash 60 brain is fat function
Cells ndash flexibility
Heart ndash 60 of heart energy
from burning fats Lungs ndash minimizes friction prevents collapsing
Nerves ndashinsulates and protects the nerves
Immune System ndash ease inflammation stabilized
metabolism and immune system
Organs- cushioning and protection
Digestion ndashslows digestion to help provide a constant level of energy
Fat-soluble vitamins (A D E and K) can only be absorbed if fat is
present
Tool 6 Good Fat Bad Fat amp Evil Fat
Un-Saturated Fat
mono and poly
Saturated Fat
Trans Fat
GOOD FAT
BAD FAT
EVIL FAT
Vegetable fats liquid at room
temperature raises HDL lowers LDL
Animal fats solid at room temperature
raises LDL raises HDL
Man-made formed into semi-solid
fats raises LDL and lowers HDL
Total HDL LDL and Triglycerides
Cholesterol
HDL (Hero Cholesterol) responsible for
eliminating cholesterol from the body
LDL (Loser Cholesterol) which leads to
cholesterol buildup in the arteries
Triglycerides fats in the bloodstream
The higher your HDL the lower your chance of
heart disease while the more LDL and triglycerides
you have the greater your chance of heart disease
Total cholesterol should be less than 200 mgdL
What is a normal Cholesterol Tool 7 Knowing your Pac-Manrsquos
HDL 60 or above are ideal below 40 can
increase risk
LDL Below 160 if you have one risk factor below
130 if you have 2 risk factors below 100
Triglycerides Below 150
Example of Un-Saturated Fat
Mono-unsaturated
Poly-unsaturated (Omega 3 amp 6)
avocado olive oil
canola oil peanuts
fish oils
seafood oils
vegetable oils safflower oil
sunflower oil
corn oil
soy oils
Examples of Saturated Fat ldquoBadrdquo
Animal Products
Chicken Skin
Cheese
Lard
Butter
Whole Milk
Cakes
Chocolate
Biscuits
Pies
Ingredients
Fried fast
food
Pastries
Trans Fat ldquoEvil Fatrdquo
Type of Foods
Biscuits
Cakes
Fast food
Pastry
Some
margarines
Fat Analysis Chart FATS
Un-saturated
MONO
Un-saturated
POLY
Saturated Trans
Body Response
GOOD GOOD BAD EVIL
Chemical composition
Carbon chains with 1 double bonds amp 2
hydrogen dropped for each double bond
Carbon chains with 2 or more double bonds and 2 hydrogen dropped for
each double bond
Carbon chain with hydrogen bonds
everywhere
Unsaturated with double bond heat it amp add hydrogen you can change the position of
the hydrogen
Food examples
Peanuts avocado canola olive
Fish oil soy oils Omega 3 amp 6
Animal Fats amp some tropical
oils
Processed food baked fried fast
food
Physical state
Liquid Liquid Solid From liquid to solid
Structural composition
Body effects
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Cholesterol reaction
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Lower HDL (Bad)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Is the amount of energy your body needs to function at a resting state
Tool 2 BMR (Basal Metabolic Rate)
Nutrition and Weight Loss
Michael Phelps (Example) Do not do this
He needs 10000 calories during peak training (BMR+Exercise Factor)
Body Fat - 1
His Calorie needs to not follow the normal BMR
Calorie intake matters more for athletes than non-athletes
Quantity is more important than quality FOR HIM ONLY
Endurance Based
WHY CANrsquoT I EAT THAT
How Much
Food Do You
REALLY
Need if you are not Michael Phelps
1 1000 ndash 1350 kcal
We are going to divide BMR into 3 categories
2 1351 ndash 1850 kcal
3 1851 ndash 2450 kcal
1 Water
Tool 3 Knowing what your Body NEEDS vs wants
2 Protein (Animal vs Vegetable based)
3 Complex Carbohydrates
4 Whole Fruit
5 VitaminsMinerals
6 Fat (SaturatedUnsaturatedTrans)
7 Whole Grains (Quinoa Barley Buckwheat etc)
Optional Processed Starches Processed Sugars (Simple Carbohydrates)
Women need 8-12 cups
Your Life Source--Water H2O
Men need 9-13 cups
In general you should drink half of your weight in ounces in order to maintain proper
hydration
Ex 180 lbs needs 90 oz H2O
bull Cornell Medical Center Study (1998)
75 of Americans have symptoms of chronic dehydration
In 37 of Americans the thirst mechanism is so weak
itrsquos often mistaken for hunger
Mild dehydration can slow metabolism as much as 3
Dehydration is the 1 trigger of daytime fatigue
A 2 drop in hydration can trigger fuzzy short-term
memory trouble with basic math and difficulty focusing
About Dehydration
RC Rev 17 5-25-2010
Protein is BOTH Animal AND Plant Based
Protein (4 calories per gram)
We need a MIN to avoid starvation mode
We need a MAX to avoid over-consumption
Adequate protein intake is essential
Weight loss and medical interests
Protein
Portions of protein according to BMR
BMR Protein Portions
1 (1000-1350) 1 ndash 2
2 (1351-1850) 2 ndash 3
3 (1851-2450) 3 ndash 4
6 oz Chicken turkey amp some fish
Tool 4 What is One portion of Animal Protein
5 oz Some Fish amp liver
35 oz Beef Pork and
Fattier Meats
Ex the entire hand
Ex palm and up to knuckles
Ex Palm only
It can take up to 10 days to digest at 986F
Rules for Red Meat
DONrsquoT STOP CONSUMING--small amounts can help your metabolism because of the benefits of stearic acid and iron
1 palm size portion per week is plenty
LEAN meats have same
nutrients but less fat
Vegetables (Good Carb) ( 4 calories per gram of carbohydrates)
Portions of vegetables according to BMR
BMR Vegetable Portion
1 (1000-1350) 5 ndash 7
2 (1351-1850) 7 ndash 9
3 (1851-2450) 9 ndash 11
1 serving 1 cup of raw vegetables
OR frac12 cup cooked
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Fruit (Good Carb) (sugar 4 calories per gram)
Fruit is a great source of fiber promotes brain
energy and full of antioxidants
Fiber helps to slow down the movement of
food from the small intestine to your large
intestine So it is best not to eat whole
fruit with other foods
By itself is optimal
Eat whole fruits need nutrients + fiber
Fruit juice is too processed and
high in sugar
Use fruit as a dessert instead of other high calorie options
Fruit makes a great afternoon snack
Serving Size same as Veggies
Fruit 101
Tool 5 What is ONE portion of Fruits and Vegetables
frac12 cup of cooked vegetables
Palm Size
1 cup raw vegetables Fistful
Fat (9 calories per gram)
Portions of fat according to BMR
BMR Fat Portions
1 (1000-1350) 30 ndash 40 grams
2 (1351-1850) 30 ndash 45 grams
3 (1851-2450) 30 ndash 55 grams
Good Fat (High End) vs Bad Fat (Low End)
Why Do We Need Fat
Brain ndash 60 brain is fat function
Cells ndash flexibility
Heart ndash 60 of heart energy
from burning fats Lungs ndash minimizes friction prevents collapsing
Nerves ndashinsulates and protects the nerves
Immune System ndash ease inflammation stabilized
metabolism and immune system
Organs- cushioning and protection
Digestion ndashslows digestion to help provide a constant level of energy
Fat-soluble vitamins (A D E and K) can only be absorbed if fat is
present
Tool 6 Good Fat Bad Fat amp Evil Fat
Un-Saturated Fat
mono and poly
Saturated Fat
Trans Fat
GOOD FAT
BAD FAT
EVIL FAT
Vegetable fats liquid at room
temperature raises HDL lowers LDL
Animal fats solid at room temperature
raises LDL raises HDL
Man-made formed into semi-solid
fats raises LDL and lowers HDL
Total HDL LDL and Triglycerides
Cholesterol
HDL (Hero Cholesterol) responsible for
eliminating cholesterol from the body
LDL (Loser Cholesterol) which leads to
cholesterol buildup in the arteries
Triglycerides fats in the bloodstream
The higher your HDL the lower your chance of
heart disease while the more LDL and triglycerides
you have the greater your chance of heart disease
Total cholesterol should be less than 200 mgdL
What is a normal Cholesterol Tool 7 Knowing your Pac-Manrsquos
HDL 60 or above are ideal below 40 can
increase risk
LDL Below 160 if you have one risk factor below
130 if you have 2 risk factors below 100
Triglycerides Below 150
Example of Un-Saturated Fat
Mono-unsaturated
Poly-unsaturated (Omega 3 amp 6)
avocado olive oil
canola oil peanuts
fish oils
seafood oils
vegetable oils safflower oil
sunflower oil
corn oil
soy oils
Examples of Saturated Fat ldquoBadrdquo
Animal Products
Chicken Skin
Cheese
Lard
Butter
Whole Milk
Cakes
Chocolate
Biscuits
Pies
Ingredients
Fried fast
food
Pastries
Trans Fat ldquoEvil Fatrdquo
Type of Foods
Biscuits
Cakes
Fast food
Pastry
Some
margarines
Fat Analysis Chart FATS
Un-saturated
MONO
Un-saturated
POLY
Saturated Trans
Body Response
GOOD GOOD BAD EVIL
Chemical composition
Carbon chains with 1 double bonds amp 2
hydrogen dropped for each double bond
Carbon chains with 2 or more double bonds and 2 hydrogen dropped for
each double bond
Carbon chain with hydrogen bonds
everywhere
Unsaturated with double bond heat it amp add hydrogen you can change the position of
the hydrogen
Food examples
Peanuts avocado canola olive
Fish oil soy oils Omega 3 amp 6
Animal Fats amp some tropical
oils
Processed food baked fried fast
food
Physical state
Liquid Liquid Solid From liquid to solid
Structural composition
Body effects
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Cholesterol reaction
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Lower HDL (Bad)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Michael Phelps (Example) Do not do this
He needs 10000 calories during peak training (BMR+Exercise Factor)
Body Fat - 1
His Calorie needs to not follow the normal BMR
Calorie intake matters more for athletes than non-athletes
Quantity is more important than quality FOR HIM ONLY
Endurance Based
WHY CANrsquoT I EAT THAT
How Much
Food Do You
REALLY
Need if you are not Michael Phelps
1 1000 ndash 1350 kcal
We are going to divide BMR into 3 categories
2 1351 ndash 1850 kcal
3 1851 ndash 2450 kcal
1 Water
Tool 3 Knowing what your Body NEEDS vs wants
2 Protein (Animal vs Vegetable based)
3 Complex Carbohydrates
4 Whole Fruit
5 VitaminsMinerals
6 Fat (SaturatedUnsaturatedTrans)
7 Whole Grains (Quinoa Barley Buckwheat etc)
Optional Processed Starches Processed Sugars (Simple Carbohydrates)
Women need 8-12 cups
Your Life Source--Water H2O
Men need 9-13 cups
In general you should drink half of your weight in ounces in order to maintain proper
hydration
Ex 180 lbs needs 90 oz H2O
bull Cornell Medical Center Study (1998)
75 of Americans have symptoms of chronic dehydration
In 37 of Americans the thirst mechanism is so weak
itrsquos often mistaken for hunger
Mild dehydration can slow metabolism as much as 3
Dehydration is the 1 trigger of daytime fatigue
A 2 drop in hydration can trigger fuzzy short-term
memory trouble with basic math and difficulty focusing
About Dehydration
RC Rev 17 5-25-2010
Protein is BOTH Animal AND Plant Based
Protein (4 calories per gram)
We need a MIN to avoid starvation mode
We need a MAX to avoid over-consumption
Adequate protein intake is essential
Weight loss and medical interests
Protein
Portions of protein according to BMR
BMR Protein Portions
1 (1000-1350) 1 ndash 2
2 (1351-1850) 2 ndash 3
3 (1851-2450) 3 ndash 4
6 oz Chicken turkey amp some fish
Tool 4 What is One portion of Animal Protein
5 oz Some Fish amp liver
35 oz Beef Pork and
Fattier Meats
Ex the entire hand
Ex palm and up to knuckles
Ex Palm only
It can take up to 10 days to digest at 986F
Rules for Red Meat
DONrsquoT STOP CONSUMING--small amounts can help your metabolism because of the benefits of stearic acid and iron
1 palm size portion per week is plenty
LEAN meats have same
nutrients but less fat
Vegetables (Good Carb) ( 4 calories per gram of carbohydrates)
Portions of vegetables according to BMR
BMR Vegetable Portion
1 (1000-1350) 5 ndash 7
2 (1351-1850) 7 ndash 9
3 (1851-2450) 9 ndash 11
1 serving 1 cup of raw vegetables
OR frac12 cup cooked
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Fruit (Good Carb) (sugar 4 calories per gram)
Fruit is a great source of fiber promotes brain
energy and full of antioxidants
Fiber helps to slow down the movement of
food from the small intestine to your large
intestine So it is best not to eat whole
fruit with other foods
By itself is optimal
Eat whole fruits need nutrients + fiber
Fruit juice is too processed and
high in sugar
Use fruit as a dessert instead of other high calorie options
Fruit makes a great afternoon snack
Serving Size same as Veggies
Fruit 101
Tool 5 What is ONE portion of Fruits and Vegetables
frac12 cup of cooked vegetables
Palm Size
1 cup raw vegetables Fistful
Fat (9 calories per gram)
Portions of fat according to BMR
BMR Fat Portions
1 (1000-1350) 30 ndash 40 grams
2 (1351-1850) 30 ndash 45 grams
3 (1851-2450) 30 ndash 55 grams
Good Fat (High End) vs Bad Fat (Low End)
Why Do We Need Fat
Brain ndash 60 brain is fat function
Cells ndash flexibility
Heart ndash 60 of heart energy
from burning fats Lungs ndash minimizes friction prevents collapsing
Nerves ndashinsulates and protects the nerves
Immune System ndash ease inflammation stabilized
metabolism and immune system
Organs- cushioning and protection
Digestion ndashslows digestion to help provide a constant level of energy
Fat-soluble vitamins (A D E and K) can only be absorbed if fat is
present
Tool 6 Good Fat Bad Fat amp Evil Fat
Un-Saturated Fat
mono and poly
Saturated Fat
Trans Fat
GOOD FAT
BAD FAT
EVIL FAT
Vegetable fats liquid at room
temperature raises HDL lowers LDL
Animal fats solid at room temperature
raises LDL raises HDL
Man-made formed into semi-solid
fats raises LDL and lowers HDL
Total HDL LDL and Triglycerides
Cholesterol
HDL (Hero Cholesterol) responsible for
eliminating cholesterol from the body
LDL (Loser Cholesterol) which leads to
cholesterol buildup in the arteries
Triglycerides fats in the bloodstream
The higher your HDL the lower your chance of
heart disease while the more LDL and triglycerides
you have the greater your chance of heart disease
Total cholesterol should be less than 200 mgdL
What is a normal Cholesterol Tool 7 Knowing your Pac-Manrsquos
HDL 60 or above are ideal below 40 can
increase risk
LDL Below 160 if you have one risk factor below
130 if you have 2 risk factors below 100
Triglycerides Below 150
Example of Un-Saturated Fat
Mono-unsaturated
Poly-unsaturated (Omega 3 amp 6)
avocado olive oil
canola oil peanuts
fish oils
seafood oils
vegetable oils safflower oil
sunflower oil
corn oil
soy oils
Examples of Saturated Fat ldquoBadrdquo
Animal Products
Chicken Skin
Cheese
Lard
Butter
Whole Milk
Cakes
Chocolate
Biscuits
Pies
Ingredients
Fried fast
food
Pastries
Trans Fat ldquoEvil Fatrdquo
Type of Foods
Biscuits
Cakes
Fast food
Pastry
Some
margarines
Fat Analysis Chart FATS
Un-saturated
MONO
Un-saturated
POLY
Saturated Trans
Body Response
GOOD GOOD BAD EVIL
Chemical composition
Carbon chains with 1 double bonds amp 2
hydrogen dropped for each double bond
Carbon chains with 2 or more double bonds and 2 hydrogen dropped for
each double bond
Carbon chain with hydrogen bonds
everywhere
Unsaturated with double bond heat it amp add hydrogen you can change the position of
the hydrogen
Food examples
Peanuts avocado canola olive
Fish oil soy oils Omega 3 amp 6
Animal Fats amp some tropical
oils
Processed food baked fried fast
food
Physical state
Liquid Liquid Solid From liquid to solid
Structural composition
Body effects
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Cholesterol reaction
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Lower HDL (Bad)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
How Much
Food Do You
REALLY
Need if you are not Michael Phelps
1 1000 ndash 1350 kcal
We are going to divide BMR into 3 categories
2 1351 ndash 1850 kcal
3 1851 ndash 2450 kcal
1 Water
Tool 3 Knowing what your Body NEEDS vs wants
2 Protein (Animal vs Vegetable based)
3 Complex Carbohydrates
4 Whole Fruit
5 VitaminsMinerals
6 Fat (SaturatedUnsaturatedTrans)
7 Whole Grains (Quinoa Barley Buckwheat etc)
Optional Processed Starches Processed Sugars (Simple Carbohydrates)
Women need 8-12 cups
Your Life Source--Water H2O
Men need 9-13 cups
In general you should drink half of your weight in ounces in order to maintain proper
hydration
Ex 180 lbs needs 90 oz H2O
bull Cornell Medical Center Study (1998)
75 of Americans have symptoms of chronic dehydration
In 37 of Americans the thirst mechanism is so weak
itrsquos often mistaken for hunger
Mild dehydration can slow metabolism as much as 3
Dehydration is the 1 trigger of daytime fatigue
A 2 drop in hydration can trigger fuzzy short-term
memory trouble with basic math and difficulty focusing
About Dehydration
RC Rev 17 5-25-2010
Protein is BOTH Animal AND Plant Based
Protein (4 calories per gram)
We need a MIN to avoid starvation mode
We need a MAX to avoid over-consumption
Adequate protein intake is essential
Weight loss and medical interests
Protein
Portions of protein according to BMR
BMR Protein Portions
1 (1000-1350) 1 ndash 2
2 (1351-1850) 2 ndash 3
3 (1851-2450) 3 ndash 4
6 oz Chicken turkey amp some fish
Tool 4 What is One portion of Animal Protein
5 oz Some Fish amp liver
35 oz Beef Pork and
Fattier Meats
Ex the entire hand
Ex palm and up to knuckles
Ex Palm only
It can take up to 10 days to digest at 986F
Rules for Red Meat
DONrsquoT STOP CONSUMING--small amounts can help your metabolism because of the benefits of stearic acid and iron
1 palm size portion per week is plenty
LEAN meats have same
nutrients but less fat
Vegetables (Good Carb) ( 4 calories per gram of carbohydrates)
Portions of vegetables according to BMR
BMR Vegetable Portion
1 (1000-1350) 5 ndash 7
2 (1351-1850) 7 ndash 9
3 (1851-2450) 9 ndash 11
1 serving 1 cup of raw vegetables
OR frac12 cup cooked
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Fruit (Good Carb) (sugar 4 calories per gram)
Fruit is a great source of fiber promotes brain
energy and full of antioxidants
Fiber helps to slow down the movement of
food from the small intestine to your large
intestine So it is best not to eat whole
fruit with other foods
By itself is optimal
Eat whole fruits need nutrients + fiber
Fruit juice is too processed and
high in sugar
Use fruit as a dessert instead of other high calorie options
Fruit makes a great afternoon snack
Serving Size same as Veggies
Fruit 101
Tool 5 What is ONE portion of Fruits and Vegetables
frac12 cup of cooked vegetables
Palm Size
1 cup raw vegetables Fistful
Fat (9 calories per gram)
Portions of fat according to BMR
BMR Fat Portions
1 (1000-1350) 30 ndash 40 grams
2 (1351-1850) 30 ndash 45 grams
3 (1851-2450) 30 ndash 55 grams
Good Fat (High End) vs Bad Fat (Low End)
Why Do We Need Fat
Brain ndash 60 brain is fat function
Cells ndash flexibility
Heart ndash 60 of heart energy
from burning fats Lungs ndash minimizes friction prevents collapsing
Nerves ndashinsulates and protects the nerves
Immune System ndash ease inflammation stabilized
metabolism and immune system
Organs- cushioning and protection
Digestion ndashslows digestion to help provide a constant level of energy
Fat-soluble vitamins (A D E and K) can only be absorbed if fat is
present
Tool 6 Good Fat Bad Fat amp Evil Fat
Un-Saturated Fat
mono and poly
Saturated Fat
Trans Fat
GOOD FAT
BAD FAT
EVIL FAT
Vegetable fats liquid at room
temperature raises HDL lowers LDL
Animal fats solid at room temperature
raises LDL raises HDL
Man-made formed into semi-solid
fats raises LDL and lowers HDL
Total HDL LDL and Triglycerides
Cholesterol
HDL (Hero Cholesterol) responsible for
eliminating cholesterol from the body
LDL (Loser Cholesterol) which leads to
cholesterol buildup in the arteries
Triglycerides fats in the bloodstream
The higher your HDL the lower your chance of
heart disease while the more LDL and triglycerides
you have the greater your chance of heart disease
Total cholesterol should be less than 200 mgdL
What is a normal Cholesterol Tool 7 Knowing your Pac-Manrsquos
HDL 60 or above are ideal below 40 can
increase risk
LDL Below 160 if you have one risk factor below
130 if you have 2 risk factors below 100
Triglycerides Below 150
Example of Un-Saturated Fat
Mono-unsaturated
Poly-unsaturated (Omega 3 amp 6)
avocado olive oil
canola oil peanuts
fish oils
seafood oils
vegetable oils safflower oil
sunflower oil
corn oil
soy oils
Examples of Saturated Fat ldquoBadrdquo
Animal Products
Chicken Skin
Cheese
Lard
Butter
Whole Milk
Cakes
Chocolate
Biscuits
Pies
Ingredients
Fried fast
food
Pastries
Trans Fat ldquoEvil Fatrdquo
Type of Foods
Biscuits
Cakes
Fast food
Pastry
Some
margarines
Fat Analysis Chart FATS
Un-saturated
MONO
Un-saturated
POLY
Saturated Trans
Body Response
GOOD GOOD BAD EVIL
Chemical composition
Carbon chains with 1 double bonds amp 2
hydrogen dropped for each double bond
Carbon chains with 2 or more double bonds and 2 hydrogen dropped for
each double bond
Carbon chain with hydrogen bonds
everywhere
Unsaturated with double bond heat it amp add hydrogen you can change the position of
the hydrogen
Food examples
Peanuts avocado canola olive
Fish oil soy oils Omega 3 amp 6
Animal Fats amp some tropical
oils
Processed food baked fried fast
food
Physical state
Liquid Liquid Solid From liquid to solid
Structural composition
Body effects
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Cholesterol reaction
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Lower HDL (Bad)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
1 1000 ndash 1350 kcal
We are going to divide BMR into 3 categories
2 1351 ndash 1850 kcal
3 1851 ndash 2450 kcal
1 Water
Tool 3 Knowing what your Body NEEDS vs wants
2 Protein (Animal vs Vegetable based)
3 Complex Carbohydrates
4 Whole Fruit
5 VitaminsMinerals
6 Fat (SaturatedUnsaturatedTrans)
7 Whole Grains (Quinoa Barley Buckwheat etc)
Optional Processed Starches Processed Sugars (Simple Carbohydrates)
Women need 8-12 cups
Your Life Source--Water H2O
Men need 9-13 cups
In general you should drink half of your weight in ounces in order to maintain proper
hydration
Ex 180 lbs needs 90 oz H2O
bull Cornell Medical Center Study (1998)
75 of Americans have symptoms of chronic dehydration
In 37 of Americans the thirst mechanism is so weak
itrsquos often mistaken for hunger
Mild dehydration can slow metabolism as much as 3
Dehydration is the 1 trigger of daytime fatigue
A 2 drop in hydration can trigger fuzzy short-term
memory trouble with basic math and difficulty focusing
About Dehydration
RC Rev 17 5-25-2010
Protein is BOTH Animal AND Plant Based
Protein (4 calories per gram)
We need a MIN to avoid starvation mode
We need a MAX to avoid over-consumption
Adequate protein intake is essential
Weight loss and medical interests
Protein
Portions of protein according to BMR
BMR Protein Portions
1 (1000-1350) 1 ndash 2
2 (1351-1850) 2 ndash 3
3 (1851-2450) 3 ndash 4
6 oz Chicken turkey amp some fish
Tool 4 What is One portion of Animal Protein
5 oz Some Fish amp liver
35 oz Beef Pork and
Fattier Meats
Ex the entire hand
Ex palm and up to knuckles
Ex Palm only
It can take up to 10 days to digest at 986F
Rules for Red Meat
DONrsquoT STOP CONSUMING--small amounts can help your metabolism because of the benefits of stearic acid and iron
1 palm size portion per week is plenty
LEAN meats have same
nutrients but less fat
Vegetables (Good Carb) ( 4 calories per gram of carbohydrates)
Portions of vegetables according to BMR
BMR Vegetable Portion
1 (1000-1350) 5 ndash 7
2 (1351-1850) 7 ndash 9
3 (1851-2450) 9 ndash 11
1 serving 1 cup of raw vegetables
OR frac12 cup cooked
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Fruit (Good Carb) (sugar 4 calories per gram)
Fruit is a great source of fiber promotes brain
energy and full of antioxidants
Fiber helps to slow down the movement of
food from the small intestine to your large
intestine So it is best not to eat whole
fruit with other foods
By itself is optimal
Eat whole fruits need nutrients + fiber
Fruit juice is too processed and
high in sugar
Use fruit as a dessert instead of other high calorie options
Fruit makes a great afternoon snack
Serving Size same as Veggies
Fruit 101
Tool 5 What is ONE portion of Fruits and Vegetables
frac12 cup of cooked vegetables
Palm Size
1 cup raw vegetables Fistful
Fat (9 calories per gram)
Portions of fat according to BMR
BMR Fat Portions
1 (1000-1350) 30 ndash 40 grams
2 (1351-1850) 30 ndash 45 grams
3 (1851-2450) 30 ndash 55 grams
Good Fat (High End) vs Bad Fat (Low End)
Why Do We Need Fat
Brain ndash 60 brain is fat function
Cells ndash flexibility
Heart ndash 60 of heart energy
from burning fats Lungs ndash minimizes friction prevents collapsing
Nerves ndashinsulates and protects the nerves
Immune System ndash ease inflammation stabilized
metabolism and immune system
Organs- cushioning and protection
Digestion ndashslows digestion to help provide a constant level of energy
Fat-soluble vitamins (A D E and K) can only be absorbed if fat is
present
Tool 6 Good Fat Bad Fat amp Evil Fat
Un-Saturated Fat
mono and poly
Saturated Fat
Trans Fat
GOOD FAT
BAD FAT
EVIL FAT
Vegetable fats liquid at room
temperature raises HDL lowers LDL
Animal fats solid at room temperature
raises LDL raises HDL
Man-made formed into semi-solid
fats raises LDL and lowers HDL
Total HDL LDL and Triglycerides
Cholesterol
HDL (Hero Cholesterol) responsible for
eliminating cholesterol from the body
LDL (Loser Cholesterol) which leads to
cholesterol buildup in the arteries
Triglycerides fats in the bloodstream
The higher your HDL the lower your chance of
heart disease while the more LDL and triglycerides
you have the greater your chance of heart disease
Total cholesterol should be less than 200 mgdL
What is a normal Cholesterol Tool 7 Knowing your Pac-Manrsquos
HDL 60 or above are ideal below 40 can
increase risk
LDL Below 160 if you have one risk factor below
130 if you have 2 risk factors below 100
Triglycerides Below 150
Example of Un-Saturated Fat
Mono-unsaturated
Poly-unsaturated (Omega 3 amp 6)
avocado olive oil
canola oil peanuts
fish oils
seafood oils
vegetable oils safflower oil
sunflower oil
corn oil
soy oils
Examples of Saturated Fat ldquoBadrdquo
Animal Products
Chicken Skin
Cheese
Lard
Butter
Whole Milk
Cakes
Chocolate
Biscuits
Pies
Ingredients
Fried fast
food
Pastries
Trans Fat ldquoEvil Fatrdquo
Type of Foods
Biscuits
Cakes
Fast food
Pastry
Some
margarines
Fat Analysis Chart FATS
Un-saturated
MONO
Un-saturated
POLY
Saturated Trans
Body Response
GOOD GOOD BAD EVIL
Chemical composition
Carbon chains with 1 double bonds amp 2
hydrogen dropped for each double bond
Carbon chains with 2 or more double bonds and 2 hydrogen dropped for
each double bond
Carbon chain with hydrogen bonds
everywhere
Unsaturated with double bond heat it amp add hydrogen you can change the position of
the hydrogen
Food examples
Peanuts avocado canola olive
Fish oil soy oils Omega 3 amp 6
Animal Fats amp some tropical
oils
Processed food baked fried fast
food
Physical state
Liquid Liquid Solid From liquid to solid
Structural composition
Body effects
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Cholesterol reaction
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Lower HDL (Bad)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
1 Water
Tool 3 Knowing what your Body NEEDS vs wants
2 Protein (Animal vs Vegetable based)
3 Complex Carbohydrates
4 Whole Fruit
5 VitaminsMinerals
6 Fat (SaturatedUnsaturatedTrans)
7 Whole Grains (Quinoa Barley Buckwheat etc)
Optional Processed Starches Processed Sugars (Simple Carbohydrates)
Women need 8-12 cups
Your Life Source--Water H2O
Men need 9-13 cups
In general you should drink half of your weight in ounces in order to maintain proper
hydration
Ex 180 lbs needs 90 oz H2O
bull Cornell Medical Center Study (1998)
75 of Americans have symptoms of chronic dehydration
In 37 of Americans the thirst mechanism is so weak
itrsquos often mistaken for hunger
Mild dehydration can slow metabolism as much as 3
Dehydration is the 1 trigger of daytime fatigue
A 2 drop in hydration can trigger fuzzy short-term
memory trouble with basic math and difficulty focusing
About Dehydration
RC Rev 17 5-25-2010
Protein is BOTH Animal AND Plant Based
Protein (4 calories per gram)
We need a MIN to avoid starvation mode
We need a MAX to avoid over-consumption
Adequate protein intake is essential
Weight loss and medical interests
Protein
Portions of protein according to BMR
BMR Protein Portions
1 (1000-1350) 1 ndash 2
2 (1351-1850) 2 ndash 3
3 (1851-2450) 3 ndash 4
6 oz Chicken turkey amp some fish
Tool 4 What is One portion of Animal Protein
5 oz Some Fish amp liver
35 oz Beef Pork and
Fattier Meats
Ex the entire hand
Ex palm and up to knuckles
Ex Palm only
It can take up to 10 days to digest at 986F
Rules for Red Meat
DONrsquoT STOP CONSUMING--small amounts can help your metabolism because of the benefits of stearic acid and iron
1 palm size portion per week is plenty
LEAN meats have same
nutrients but less fat
Vegetables (Good Carb) ( 4 calories per gram of carbohydrates)
Portions of vegetables according to BMR
BMR Vegetable Portion
1 (1000-1350) 5 ndash 7
2 (1351-1850) 7 ndash 9
3 (1851-2450) 9 ndash 11
1 serving 1 cup of raw vegetables
OR frac12 cup cooked
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Fruit (Good Carb) (sugar 4 calories per gram)
Fruit is a great source of fiber promotes brain
energy and full of antioxidants
Fiber helps to slow down the movement of
food from the small intestine to your large
intestine So it is best not to eat whole
fruit with other foods
By itself is optimal
Eat whole fruits need nutrients + fiber
Fruit juice is too processed and
high in sugar
Use fruit as a dessert instead of other high calorie options
Fruit makes a great afternoon snack
Serving Size same as Veggies
Fruit 101
Tool 5 What is ONE portion of Fruits and Vegetables
frac12 cup of cooked vegetables
Palm Size
1 cup raw vegetables Fistful
Fat (9 calories per gram)
Portions of fat according to BMR
BMR Fat Portions
1 (1000-1350) 30 ndash 40 grams
2 (1351-1850) 30 ndash 45 grams
3 (1851-2450) 30 ndash 55 grams
Good Fat (High End) vs Bad Fat (Low End)
Why Do We Need Fat
Brain ndash 60 brain is fat function
Cells ndash flexibility
Heart ndash 60 of heart energy
from burning fats Lungs ndash minimizes friction prevents collapsing
Nerves ndashinsulates and protects the nerves
Immune System ndash ease inflammation stabilized
metabolism and immune system
Organs- cushioning and protection
Digestion ndashslows digestion to help provide a constant level of energy
Fat-soluble vitamins (A D E and K) can only be absorbed if fat is
present
Tool 6 Good Fat Bad Fat amp Evil Fat
Un-Saturated Fat
mono and poly
Saturated Fat
Trans Fat
GOOD FAT
BAD FAT
EVIL FAT
Vegetable fats liquid at room
temperature raises HDL lowers LDL
Animal fats solid at room temperature
raises LDL raises HDL
Man-made formed into semi-solid
fats raises LDL and lowers HDL
Total HDL LDL and Triglycerides
Cholesterol
HDL (Hero Cholesterol) responsible for
eliminating cholesterol from the body
LDL (Loser Cholesterol) which leads to
cholesterol buildup in the arteries
Triglycerides fats in the bloodstream
The higher your HDL the lower your chance of
heart disease while the more LDL and triglycerides
you have the greater your chance of heart disease
Total cholesterol should be less than 200 mgdL
What is a normal Cholesterol Tool 7 Knowing your Pac-Manrsquos
HDL 60 or above are ideal below 40 can
increase risk
LDL Below 160 if you have one risk factor below
130 if you have 2 risk factors below 100
Triglycerides Below 150
Example of Un-Saturated Fat
Mono-unsaturated
Poly-unsaturated (Omega 3 amp 6)
avocado olive oil
canola oil peanuts
fish oils
seafood oils
vegetable oils safflower oil
sunflower oil
corn oil
soy oils
Examples of Saturated Fat ldquoBadrdquo
Animal Products
Chicken Skin
Cheese
Lard
Butter
Whole Milk
Cakes
Chocolate
Biscuits
Pies
Ingredients
Fried fast
food
Pastries
Trans Fat ldquoEvil Fatrdquo
Type of Foods
Biscuits
Cakes
Fast food
Pastry
Some
margarines
Fat Analysis Chart FATS
Un-saturated
MONO
Un-saturated
POLY
Saturated Trans
Body Response
GOOD GOOD BAD EVIL
Chemical composition
Carbon chains with 1 double bonds amp 2
hydrogen dropped for each double bond
Carbon chains with 2 or more double bonds and 2 hydrogen dropped for
each double bond
Carbon chain with hydrogen bonds
everywhere
Unsaturated with double bond heat it amp add hydrogen you can change the position of
the hydrogen
Food examples
Peanuts avocado canola olive
Fish oil soy oils Omega 3 amp 6
Animal Fats amp some tropical
oils
Processed food baked fried fast
food
Physical state
Liquid Liquid Solid From liquid to solid
Structural composition
Body effects
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Cholesterol reaction
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Lower HDL (Bad)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Women need 8-12 cups
Your Life Source--Water H2O
Men need 9-13 cups
In general you should drink half of your weight in ounces in order to maintain proper
hydration
Ex 180 lbs needs 90 oz H2O
bull Cornell Medical Center Study (1998)
75 of Americans have symptoms of chronic dehydration
In 37 of Americans the thirst mechanism is so weak
itrsquos often mistaken for hunger
Mild dehydration can slow metabolism as much as 3
Dehydration is the 1 trigger of daytime fatigue
A 2 drop in hydration can trigger fuzzy short-term
memory trouble with basic math and difficulty focusing
About Dehydration
RC Rev 17 5-25-2010
Protein is BOTH Animal AND Plant Based
Protein (4 calories per gram)
We need a MIN to avoid starvation mode
We need a MAX to avoid over-consumption
Adequate protein intake is essential
Weight loss and medical interests
Protein
Portions of protein according to BMR
BMR Protein Portions
1 (1000-1350) 1 ndash 2
2 (1351-1850) 2 ndash 3
3 (1851-2450) 3 ndash 4
6 oz Chicken turkey amp some fish
Tool 4 What is One portion of Animal Protein
5 oz Some Fish amp liver
35 oz Beef Pork and
Fattier Meats
Ex the entire hand
Ex palm and up to knuckles
Ex Palm only
It can take up to 10 days to digest at 986F
Rules for Red Meat
DONrsquoT STOP CONSUMING--small amounts can help your metabolism because of the benefits of stearic acid and iron
1 palm size portion per week is plenty
LEAN meats have same
nutrients but less fat
Vegetables (Good Carb) ( 4 calories per gram of carbohydrates)
Portions of vegetables according to BMR
BMR Vegetable Portion
1 (1000-1350) 5 ndash 7
2 (1351-1850) 7 ndash 9
3 (1851-2450) 9 ndash 11
1 serving 1 cup of raw vegetables
OR frac12 cup cooked
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Fruit (Good Carb) (sugar 4 calories per gram)
Fruit is a great source of fiber promotes brain
energy and full of antioxidants
Fiber helps to slow down the movement of
food from the small intestine to your large
intestine So it is best not to eat whole
fruit with other foods
By itself is optimal
Eat whole fruits need nutrients + fiber
Fruit juice is too processed and
high in sugar
Use fruit as a dessert instead of other high calorie options
Fruit makes a great afternoon snack
Serving Size same as Veggies
Fruit 101
Tool 5 What is ONE portion of Fruits and Vegetables
frac12 cup of cooked vegetables
Palm Size
1 cup raw vegetables Fistful
Fat (9 calories per gram)
Portions of fat according to BMR
BMR Fat Portions
1 (1000-1350) 30 ndash 40 grams
2 (1351-1850) 30 ndash 45 grams
3 (1851-2450) 30 ndash 55 grams
Good Fat (High End) vs Bad Fat (Low End)
Why Do We Need Fat
Brain ndash 60 brain is fat function
Cells ndash flexibility
Heart ndash 60 of heart energy
from burning fats Lungs ndash minimizes friction prevents collapsing
Nerves ndashinsulates and protects the nerves
Immune System ndash ease inflammation stabilized
metabolism and immune system
Organs- cushioning and protection
Digestion ndashslows digestion to help provide a constant level of energy
Fat-soluble vitamins (A D E and K) can only be absorbed if fat is
present
Tool 6 Good Fat Bad Fat amp Evil Fat
Un-Saturated Fat
mono and poly
Saturated Fat
Trans Fat
GOOD FAT
BAD FAT
EVIL FAT
Vegetable fats liquid at room
temperature raises HDL lowers LDL
Animal fats solid at room temperature
raises LDL raises HDL
Man-made formed into semi-solid
fats raises LDL and lowers HDL
Total HDL LDL and Triglycerides
Cholesterol
HDL (Hero Cholesterol) responsible for
eliminating cholesterol from the body
LDL (Loser Cholesterol) which leads to
cholesterol buildup in the arteries
Triglycerides fats in the bloodstream
The higher your HDL the lower your chance of
heart disease while the more LDL and triglycerides
you have the greater your chance of heart disease
Total cholesterol should be less than 200 mgdL
What is a normal Cholesterol Tool 7 Knowing your Pac-Manrsquos
HDL 60 or above are ideal below 40 can
increase risk
LDL Below 160 if you have one risk factor below
130 if you have 2 risk factors below 100
Triglycerides Below 150
Example of Un-Saturated Fat
Mono-unsaturated
Poly-unsaturated (Omega 3 amp 6)
avocado olive oil
canola oil peanuts
fish oils
seafood oils
vegetable oils safflower oil
sunflower oil
corn oil
soy oils
Examples of Saturated Fat ldquoBadrdquo
Animal Products
Chicken Skin
Cheese
Lard
Butter
Whole Milk
Cakes
Chocolate
Biscuits
Pies
Ingredients
Fried fast
food
Pastries
Trans Fat ldquoEvil Fatrdquo
Type of Foods
Biscuits
Cakes
Fast food
Pastry
Some
margarines
Fat Analysis Chart FATS
Un-saturated
MONO
Un-saturated
POLY
Saturated Trans
Body Response
GOOD GOOD BAD EVIL
Chemical composition
Carbon chains with 1 double bonds amp 2
hydrogen dropped for each double bond
Carbon chains with 2 or more double bonds and 2 hydrogen dropped for
each double bond
Carbon chain with hydrogen bonds
everywhere
Unsaturated with double bond heat it amp add hydrogen you can change the position of
the hydrogen
Food examples
Peanuts avocado canola olive
Fish oil soy oils Omega 3 amp 6
Animal Fats amp some tropical
oils
Processed food baked fried fast
food
Physical state
Liquid Liquid Solid From liquid to solid
Structural composition
Body effects
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Cholesterol reaction
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Lower HDL (Bad)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
bull Cornell Medical Center Study (1998)
75 of Americans have symptoms of chronic dehydration
In 37 of Americans the thirst mechanism is so weak
itrsquos often mistaken for hunger
Mild dehydration can slow metabolism as much as 3
Dehydration is the 1 trigger of daytime fatigue
A 2 drop in hydration can trigger fuzzy short-term
memory trouble with basic math and difficulty focusing
About Dehydration
RC Rev 17 5-25-2010
Protein is BOTH Animal AND Plant Based
Protein (4 calories per gram)
We need a MIN to avoid starvation mode
We need a MAX to avoid over-consumption
Adequate protein intake is essential
Weight loss and medical interests
Protein
Portions of protein according to BMR
BMR Protein Portions
1 (1000-1350) 1 ndash 2
2 (1351-1850) 2 ndash 3
3 (1851-2450) 3 ndash 4
6 oz Chicken turkey amp some fish
Tool 4 What is One portion of Animal Protein
5 oz Some Fish amp liver
35 oz Beef Pork and
Fattier Meats
Ex the entire hand
Ex palm and up to knuckles
Ex Palm only
It can take up to 10 days to digest at 986F
Rules for Red Meat
DONrsquoT STOP CONSUMING--small amounts can help your metabolism because of the benefits of stearic acid and iron
1 palm size portion per week is plenty
LEAN meats have same
nutrients but less fat
Vegetables (Good Carb) ( 4 calories per gram of carbohydrates)
Portions of vegetables according to BMR
BMR Vegetable Portion
1 (1000-1350) 5 ndash 7
2 (1351-1850) 7 ndash 9
3 (1851-2450) 9 ndash 11
1 serving 1 cup of raw vegetables
OR frac12 cup cooked
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Fruit (Good Carb) (sugar 4 calories per gram)
Fruit is a great source of fiber promotes brain
energy and full of antioxidants
Fiber helps to slow down the movement of
food from the small intestine to your large
intestine So it is best not to eat whole
fruit with other foods
By itself is optimal
Eat whole fruits need nutrients + fiber
Fruit juice is too processed and
high in sugar
Use fruit as a dessert instead of other high calorie options
Fruit makes a great afternoon snack
Serving Size same as Veggies
Fruit 101
Tool 5 What is ONE portion of Fruits and Vegetables
frac12 cup of cooked vegetables
Palm Size
1 cup raw vegetables Fistful
Fat (9 calories per gram)
Portions of fat according to BMR
BMR Fat Portions
1 (1000-1350) 30 ndash 40 grams
2 (1351-1850) 30 ndash 45 grams
3 (1851-2450) 30 ndash 55 grams
Good Fat (High End) vs Bad Fat (Low End)
Why Do We Need Fat
Brain ndash 60 brain is fat function
Cells ndash flexibility
Heart ndash 60 of heart energy
from burning fats Lungs ndash minimizes friction prevents collapsing
Nerves ndashinsulates and protects the nerves
Immune System ndash ease inflammation stabilized
metabolism and immune system
Organs- cushioning and protection
Digestion ndashslows digestion to help provide a constant level of energy
Fat-soluble vitamins (A D E and K) can only be absorbed if fat is
present
Tool 6 Good Fat Bad Fat amp Evil Fat
Un-Saturated Fat
mono and poly
Saturated Fat
Trans Fat
GOOD FAT
BAD FAT
EVIL FAT
Vegetable fats liquid at room
temperature raises HDL lowers LDL
Animal fats solid at room temperature
raises LDL raises HDL
Man-made formed into semi-solid
fats raises LDL and lowers HDL
Total HDL LDL and Triglycerides
Cholesterol
HDL (Hero Cholesterol) responsible for
eliminating cholesterol from the body
LDL (Loser Cholesterol) which leads to
cholesterol buildup in the arteries
Triglycerides fats in the bloodstream
The higher your HDL the lower your chance of
heart disease while the more LDL and triglycerides
you have the greater your chance of heart disease
Total cholesterol should be less than 200 mgdL
What is a normal Cholesterol Tool 7 Knowing your Pac-Manrsquos
HDL 60 or above are ideal below 40 can
increase risk
LDL Below 160 if you have one risk factor below
130 if you have 2 risk factors below 100
Triglycerides Below 150
Example of Un-Saturated Fat
Mono-unsaturated
Poly-unsaturated (Omega 3 amp 6)
avocado olive oil
canola oil peanuts
fish oils
seafood oils
vegetable oils safflower oil
sunflower oil
corn oil
soy oils
Examples of Saturated Fat ldquoBadrdquo
Animal Products
Chicken Skin
Cheese
Lard
Butter
Whole Milk
Cakes
Chocolate
Biscuits
Pies
Ingredients
Fried fast
food
Pastries
Trans Fat ldquoEvil Fatrdquo
Type of Foods
Biscuits
Cakes
Fast food
Pastry
Some
margarines
Fat Analysis Chart FATS
Un-saturated
MONO
Un-saturated
POLY
Saturated Trans
Body Response
GOOD GOOD BAD EVIL
Chemical composition
Carbon chains with 1 double bonds amp 2
hydrogen dropped for each double bond
Carbon chains with 2 or more double bonds and 2 hydrogen dropped for
each double bond
Carbon chain with hydrogen bonds
everywhere
Unsaturated with double bond heat it amp add hydrogen you can change the position of
the hydrogen
Food examples
Peanuts avocado canola olive
Fish oil soy oils Omega 3 amp 6
Animal Fats amp some tropical
oils
Processed food baked fried fast
food
Physical state
Liquid Liquid Solid From liquid to solid
Structural composition
Body effects
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Cholesterol reaction
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Lower HDL (Bad)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Protein is BOTH Animal AND Plant Based
Protein (4 calories per gram)
We need a MIN to avoid starvation mode
We need a MAX to avoid over-consumption
Adequate protein intake is essential
Weight loss and medical interests
Protein
Portions of protein according to BMR
BMR Protein Portions
1 (1000-1350) 1 ndash 2
2 (1351-1850) 2 ndash 3
3 (1851-2450) 3 ndash 4
6 oz Chicken turkey amp some fish
Tool 4 What is One portion of Animal Protein
5 oz Some Fish amp liver
35 oz Beef Pork and
Fattier Meats
Ex the entire hand
Ex palm and up to knuckles
Ex Palm only
It can take up to 10 days to digest at 986F
Rules for Red Meat
DONrsquoT STOP CONSUMING--small amounts can help your metabolism because of the benefits of stearic acid and iron
1 palm size portion per week is plenty
LEAN meats have same
nutrients but less fat
Vegetables (Good Carb) ( 4 calories per gram of carbohydrates)
Portions of vegetables according to BMR
BMR Vegetable Portion
1 (1000-1350) 5 ndash 7
2 (1351-1850) 7 ndash 9
3 (1851-2450) 9 ndash 11
1 serving 1 cup of raw vegetables
OR frac12 cup cooked
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Fruit (Good Carb) (sugar 4 calories per gram)
Fruit is a great source of fiber promotes brain
energy and full of antioxidants
Fiber helps to slow down the movement of
food from the small intestine to your large
intestine So it is best not to eat whole
fruit with other foods
By itself is optimal
Eat whole fruits need nutrients + fiber
Fruit juice is too processed and
high in sugar
Use fruit as a dessert instead of other high calorie options
Fruit makes a great afternoon snack
Serving Size same as Veggies
Fruit 101
Tool 5 What is ONE portion of Fruits and Vegetables
frac12 cup of cooked vegetables
Palm Size
1 cup raw vegetables Fistful
Fat (9 calories per gram)
Portions of fat according to BMR
BMR Fat Portions
1 (1000-1350) 30 ndash 40 grams
2 (1351-1850) 30 ndash 45 grams
3 (1851-2450) 30 ndash 55 grams
Good Fat (High End) vs Bad Fat (Low End)
Why Do We Need Fat
Brain ndash 60 brain is fat function
Cells ndash flexibility
Heart ndash 60 of heart energy
from burning fats Lungs ndash minimizes friction prevents collapsing
Nerves ndashinsulates and protects the nerves
Immune System ndash ease inflammation stabilized
metabolism and immune system
Organs- cushioning and protection
Digestion ndashslows digestion to help provide a constant level of energy
Fat-soluble vitamins (A D E and K) can only be absorbed if fat is
present
Tool 6 Good Fat Bad Fat amp Evil Fat
Un-Saturated Fat
mono and poly
Saturated Fat
Trans Fat
GOOD FAT
BAD FAT
EVIL FAT
Vegetable fats liquid at room
temperature raises HDL lowers LDL
Animal fats solid at room temperature
raises LDL raises HDL
Man-made formed into semi-solid
fats raises LDL and lowers HDL
Total HDL LDL and Triglycerides
Cholesterol
HDL (Hero Cholesterol) responsible for
eliminating cholesterol from the body
LDL (Loser Cholesterol) which leads to
cholesterol buildup in the arteries
Triglycerides fats in the bloodstream
The higher your HDL the lower your chance of
heart disease while the more LDL and triglycerides
you have the greater your chance of heart disease
Total cholesterol should be less than 200 mgdL
What is a normal Cholesterol Tool 7 Knowing your Pac-Manrsquos
HDL 60 or above are ideal below 40 can
increase risk
LDL Below 160 if you have one risk factor below
130 if you have 2 risk factors below 100
Triglycerides Below 150
Example of Un-Saturated Fat
Mono-unsaturated
Poly-unsaturated (Omega 3 amp 6)
avocado olive oil
canola oil peanuts
fish oils
seafood oils
vegetable oils safflower oil
sunflower oil
corn oil
soy oils
Examples of Saturated Fat ldquoBadrdquo
Animal Products
Chicken Skin
Cheese
Lard
Butter
Whole Milk
Cakes
Chocolate
Biscuits
Pies
Ingredients
Fried fast
food
Pastries
Trans Fat ldquoEvil Fatrdquo
Type of Foods
Biscuits
Cakes
Fast food
Pastry
Some
margarines
Fat Analysis Chart FATS
Un-saturated
MONO
Un-saturated
POLY
Saturated Trans
Body Response
GOOD GOOD BAD EVIL
Chemical composition
Carbon chains with 1 double bonds amp 2
hydrogen dropped for each double bond
Carbon chains with 2 or more double bonds and 2 hydrogen dropped for
each double bond
Carbon chain with hydrogen bonds
everywhere
Unsaturated with double bond heat it amp add hydrogen you can change the position of
the hydrogen
Food examples
Peanuts avocado canola olive
Fish oil soy oils Omega 3 amp 6
Animal Fats amp some tropical
oils
Processed food baked fried fast
food
Physical state
Liquid Liquid Solid From liquid to solid
Structural composition
Body effects
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Cholesterol reaction
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Lower HDL (Bad)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Protein
Portions of protein according to BMR
BMR Protein Portions
1 (1000-1350) 1 ndash 2
2 (1351-1850) 2 ndash 3
3 (1851-2450) 3 ndash 4
6 oz Chicken turkey amp some fish
Tool 4 What is One portion of Animal Protein
5 oz Some Fish amp liver
35 oz Beef Pork and
Fattier Meats
Ex the entire hand
Ex palm and up to knuckles
Ex Palm only
It can take up to 10 days to digest at 986F
Rules for Red Meat
DONrsquoT STOP CONSUMING--small amounts can help your metabolism because of the benefits of stearic acid and iron
1 palm size portion per week is plenty
LEAN meats have same
nutrients but less fat
Vegetables (Good Carb) ( 4 calories per gram of carbohydrates)
Portions of vegetables according to BMR
BMR Vegetable Portion
1 (1000-1350) 5 ndash 7
2 (1351-1850) 7 ndash 9
3 (1851-2450) 9 ndash 11
1 serving 1 cup of raw vegetables
OR frac12 cup cooked
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Fruit (Good Carb) (sugar 4 calories per gram)
Fruit is a great source of fiber promotes brain
energy and full of antioxidants
Fiber helps to slow down the movement of
food from the small intestine to your large
intestine So it is best not to eat whole
fruit with other foods
By itself is optimal
Eat whole fruits need nutrients + fiber
Fruit juice is too processed and
high in sugar
Use fruit as a dessert instead of other high calorie options
Fruit makes a great afternoon snack
Serving Size same as Veggies
Fruit 101
Tool 5 What is ONE portion of Fruits and Vegetables
frac12 cup of cooked vegetables
Palm Size
1 cup raw vegetables Fistful
Fat (9 calories per gram)
Portions of fat according to BMR
BMR Fat Portions
1 (1000-1350) 30 ndash 40 grams
2 (1351-1850) 30 ndash 45 grams
3 (1851-2450) 30 ndash 55 grams
Good Fat (High End) vs Bad Fat (Low End)
Why Do We Need Fat
Brain ndash 60 brain is fat function
Cells ndash flexibility
Heart ndash 60 of heart energy
from burning fats Lungs ndash minimizes friction prevents collapsing
Nerves ndashinsulates and protects the nerves
Immune System ndash ease inflammation stabilized
metabolism and immune system
Organs- cushioning and protection
Digestion ndashslows digestion to help provide a constant level of energy
Fat-soluble vitamins (A D E and K) can only be absorbed if fat is
present
Tool 6 Good Fat Bad Fat amp Evil Fat
Un-Saturated Fat
mono and poly
Saturated Fat
Trans Fat
GOOD FAT
BAD FAT
EVIL FAT
Vegetable fats liquid at room
temperature raises HDL lowers LDL
Animal fats solid at room temperature
raises LDL raises HDL
Man-made formed into semi-solid
fats raises LDL and lowers HDL
Total HDL LDL and Triglycerides
Cholesterol
HDL (Hero Cholesterol) responsible for
eliminating cholesterol from the body
LDL (Loser Cholesterol) which leads to
cholesterol buildup in the arteries
Triglycerides fats in the bloodstream
The higher your HDL the lower your chance of
heart disease while the more LDL and triglycerides
you have the greater your chance of heart disease
Total cholesterol should be less than 200 mgdL
What is a normal Cholesterol Tool 7 Knowing your Pac-Manrsquos
HDL 60 or above are ideal below 40 can
increase risk
LDL Below 160 if you have one risk factor below
130 if you have 2 risk factors below 100
Triglycerides Below 150
Example of Un-Saturated Fat
Mono-unsaturated
Poly-unsaturated (Omega 3 amp 6)
avocado olive oil
canola oil peanuts
fish oils
seafood oils
vegetable oils safflower oil
sunflower oil
corn oil
soy oils
Examples of Saturated Fat ldquoBadrdquo
Animal Products
Chicken Skin
Cheese
Lard
Butter
Whole Milk
Cakes
Chocolate
Biscuits
Pies
Ingredients
Fried fast
food
Pastries
Trans Fat ldquoEvil Fatrdquo
Type of Foods
Biscuits
Cakes
Fast food
Pastry
Some
margarines
Fat Analysis Chart FATS
Un-saturated
MONO
Un-saturated
POLY
Saturated Trans
Body Response
GOOD GOOD BAD EVIL
Chemical composition
Carbon chains with 1 double bonds amp 2
hydrogen dropped for each double bond
Carbon chains with 2 or more double bonds and 2 hydrogen dropped for
each double bond
Carbon chain with hydrogen bonds
everywhere
Unsaturated with double bond heat it amp add hydrogen you can change the position of
the hydrogen
Food examples
Peanuts avocado canola olive
Fish oil soy oils Omega 3 amp 6
Animal Fats amp some tropical
oils
Processed food baked fried fast
food
Physical state
Liquid Liquid Solid From liquid to solid
Structural composition
Body effects
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Cholesterol reaction
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Lower HDL (Bad)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
6 oz Chicken turkey amp some fish
Tool 4 What is One portion of Animal Protein
5 oz Some Fish amp liver
35 oz Beef Pork and
Fattier Meats
Ex the entire hand
Ex palm and up to knuckles
Ex Palm only
It can take up to 10 days to digest at 986F
Rules for Red Meat
DONrsquoT STOP CONSUMING--small amounts can help your metabolism because of the benefits of stearic acid and iron
1 palm size portion per week is plenty
LEAN meats have same
nutrients but less fat
Vegetables (Good Carb) ( 4 calories per gram of carbohydrates)
Portions of vegetables according to BMR
BMR Vegetable Portion
1 (1000-1350) 5 ndash 7
2 (1351-1850) 7 ndash 9
3 (1851-2450) 9 ndash 11
1 serving 1 cup of raw vegetables
OR frac12 cup cooked
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Fruit (Good Carb) (sugar 4 calories per gram)
Fruit is a great source of fiber promotes brain
energy and full of antioxidants
Fiber helps to slow down the movement of
food from the small intestine to your large
intestine So it is best not to eat whole
fruit with other foods
By itself is optimal
Eat whole fruits need nutrients + fiber
Fruit juice is too processed and
high in sugar
Use fruit as a dessert instead of other high calorie options
Fruit makes a great afternoon snack
Serving Size same as Veggies
Fruit 101
Tool 5 What is ONE portion of Fruits and Vegetables
frac12 cup of cooked vegetables
Palm Size
1 cup raw vegetables Fistful
Fat (9 calories per gram)
Portions of fat according to BMR
BMR Fat Portions
1 (1000-1350) 30 ndash 40 grams
2 (1351-1850) 30 ndash 45 grams
3 (1851-2450) 30 ndash 55 grams
Good Fat (High End) vs Bad Fat (Low End)
Why Do We Need Fat
Brain ndash 60 brain is fat function
Cells ndash flexibility
Heart ndash 60 of heart energy
from burning fats Lungs ndash minimizes friction prevents collapsing
Nerves ndashinsulates and protects the nerves
Immune System ndash ease inflammation stabilized
metabolism and immune system
Organs- cushioning and protection
Digestion ndashslows digestion to help provide a constant level of energy
Fat-soluble vitamins (A D E and K) can only be absorbed if fat is
present
Tool 6 Good Fat Bad Fat amp Evil Fat
Un-Saturated Fat
mono and poly
Saturated Fat
Trans Fat
GOOD FAT
BAD FAT
EVIL FAT
Vegetable fats liquid at room
temperature raises HDL lowers LDL
Animal fats solid at room temperature
raises LDL raises HDL
Man-made formed into semi-solid
fats raises LDL and lowers HDL
Total HDL LDL and Triglycerides
Cholesterol
HDL (Hero Cholesterol) responsible for
eliminating cholesterol from the body
LDL (Loser Cholesterol) which leads to
cholesterol buildup in the arteries
Triglycerides fats in the bloodstream
The higher your HDL the lower your chance of
heart disease while the more LDL and triglycerides
you have the greater your chance of heart disease
Total cholesterol should be less than 200 mgdL
What is a normal Cholesterol Tool 7 Knowing your Pac-Manrsquos
HDL 60 or above are ideal below 40 can
increase risk
LDL Below 160 if you have one risk factor below
130 if you have 2 risk factors below 100
Triglycerides Below 150
Example of Un-Saturated Fat
Mono-unsaturated
Poly-unsaturated (Omega 3 amp 6)
avocado olive oil
canola oil peanuts
fish oils
seafood oils
vegetable oils safflower oil
sunflower oil
corn oil
soy oils
Examples of Saturated Fat ldquoBadrdquo
Animal Products
Chicken Skin
Cheese
Lard
Butter
Whole Milk
Cakes
Chocolate
Biscuits
Pies
Ingredients
Fried fast
food
Pastries
Trans Fat ldquoEvil Fatrdquo
Type of Foods
Biscuits
Cakes
Fast food
Pastry
Some
margarines
Fat Analysis Chart FATS
Un-saturated
MONO
Un-saturated
POLY
Saturated Trans
Body Response
GOOD GOOD BAD EVIL
Chemical composition
Carbon chains with 1 double bonds amp 2
hydrogen dropped for each double bond
Carbon chains with 2 or more double bonds and 2 hydrogen dropped for
each double bond
Carbon chain with hydrogen bonds
everywhere
Unsaturated with double bond heat it amp add hydrogen you can change the position of
the hydrogen
Food examples
Peanuts avocado canola olive
Fish oil soy oils Omega 3 amp 6
Animal Fats amp some tropical
oils
Processed food baked fried fast
food
Physical state
Liquid Liquid Solid From liquid to solid
Structural composition
Body effects
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Cholesterol reaction
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Lower HDL (Bad)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
It can take up to 10 days to digest at 986F
Rules for Red Meat
DONrsquoT STOP CONSUMING--small amounts can help your metabolism because of the benefits of stearic acid and iron
1 palm size portion per week is plenty
LEAN meats have same
nutrients but less fat
Vegetables (Good Carb) ( 4 calories per gram of carbohydrates)
Portions of vegetables according to BMR
BMR Vegetable Portion
1 (1000-1350) 5 ndash 7
2 (1351-1850) 7 ndash 9
3 (1851-2450) 9 ndash 11
1 serving 1 cup of raw vegetables
OR frac12 cup cooked
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Fruit (Good Carb) (sugar 4 calories per gram)
Fruit is a great source of fiber promotes brain
energy and full of antioxidants
Fiber helps to slow down the movement of
food from the small intestine to your large
intestine So it is best not to eat whole
fruit with other foods
By itself is optimal
Eat whole fruits need nutrients + fiber
Fruit juice is too processed and
high in sugar
Use fruit as a dessert instead of other high calorie options
Fruit makes a great afternoon snack
Serving Size same as Veggies
Fruit 101
Tool 5 What is ONE portion of Fruits and Vegetables
frac12 cup of cooked vegetables
Palm Size
1 cup raw vegetables Fistful
Fat (9 calories per gram)
Portions of fat according to BMR
BMR Fat Portions
1 (1000-1350) 30 ndash 40 grams
2 (1351-1850) 30 ndash 45 grams
3 (1851-2450) 30 ndash 55 grams
Good Fat (High End) vs Bad Fat (Low End)
Why Do We Need Fat
Brain ndash 60 brain is fat function
Cells ndash flexibility
Heart ndash 60 of heart energy
from burning fats Lungs ndash minimizes friction prevents collapsing
Nerves ndashinsulates and protects the nerves
Immune System ndash ease inflammation stabilized
metabolism and immune system
Organs- cushioning and protection
Digestion ndashslows digestion to help provide a constant level of energy
Fat-soluble vitamins (A D E and K) can only be absorbed if fat is
present
Tool 6 Good Fat Bad Fat amp Evil Fat
Un-Saturated Fat
mono and poly
Saturated Fat
Trans Fat
GOOD FAT
BAD FAT
EVIL FAT
Vegetable fats liquid at room
temperature raises HDL lowers LDL
Animal fats solid at room temperature
raises LDL raises HDL
Man-made formed into semi-solid
fats raises LDL and lowers HDL
Total HDL LDL and Triglycerides
Cholesterol
HDL (Hero Cholesterol) responsible for
eliminating cholesterol from the body
LDL (Loser Cholesterol) which leads to
cholesterol buildup in the arteries
Triglycerides fats in the bloodstream
The higher your HDL the lower your chance of
heart disease while the more LDL and triglycerides
you have the greater your chance of heart disease
Total cholesterol should be less than 200 mgdL
What is a normal Cholesterol Tool 7 Knowing your Pac-Manrsquos
HDL 60 or above are ideal below 40 can
increase risk
LDL Below 160 if you have one risk factor below
130 if you have 2 risk factors below 100
Triglycerides Below 150
Example of Un-Saturated Fat
Mono-unsaturated
Poly-unsaturated (Omega 3 amp 6)
avocado olive oil
canola oil peanuts
fish oils
seafood oils
vegetable oils safflower oil
sunflower oil
corn oil
soy oils
Examples of Saturated Fat ldquoBadrdquo
Animal Products
Chicken Skin
Cheese
Lard
Butter
Whole Milk
Cakes
Chocolate
Biscuits
Pies
Ingredients
Fried fast
food
Pastries
Trans Fat ldquoEvil Fatrdquo
Type of Foods
Biscuits
Cakes
Fast food
Pastry
Some
margarines
Fat Analysis Chart FATS
Un-saturated
MONO
Un-saturated
POLY
Saturated Trans
Body Response
GOOD GOOD BAD EVIL
Chemical composition
Carbon chains with 1 double bonds amp 2
hydrogen dropped for each double bond
Carbon chains with 2 or more double bonds and 2 hydrogen dropped for
each double bond
Carbon chain with hydrogen bonds
everywhere
Unsaturated with double bond heat it amp add hydrogen you can change the position of
the hydrogen
Food examples
Peanuts avocado canola olive
Fish oil soy oils Omega 3 amp 6
Animal Fats amp some tropical
oils
Processed food baked fried fast
food
Physical state
Liquid Liquid Solid From liquid to solid
Structural composition
Body effects
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Cholesterol reaction
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Lower HDL (Bad)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Vegetables (Good Carb) ( 4 calories per gram of carbohydrates)
Portions of vegetables according to BMR
BMR Vegetable Portion
1 (1000-1350) 5 ndash 7
2 (1351-1850) 7 ndash 9
3 (1851-2450) 9 ndash 11
1 serving 1 cup of raw vegetables
OR frac12 cup cooked
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Fruit (Good Carb) (sugar 4 calories per gram)
Fruit is a great source of fiber promotes brain
energy and full of antioxidants
Fiber helps to slow down the movement of
food from the small intestine to your large
intestine So it is best not to eat whole
fruit with other foods
By itself is optimal
Eat whole fruits need nutrients + fiber
Fruit juice is too processed and
high in sugar
Use fruit as a dessert instead of other high calorie options
Fruit makes a great afternoon snack
Serving Size same as Veggies
Fruit 101
Tool 5 What is ONE portion of Fruits and Vegetables
frac12 cup of cooked vegetables
Palm Size
1 cup raw vegetables Fistful
Fat (9 calories per gram)
Portions of fat according to BMR
BMR Fat Portions
1 (1000-1350) 30 ndash 40 grams
2 (1351-1850) 30 ndash 45 grams
3 (1851-2450) 30 ndash 55 grams
Good Fat (High End) vs Bad Fat (Low End)
Why Do We Need Fat
Brain ndash 60 brain is fat function
Cells ndash flexibility
Heart ndash 60 of heart energy
from burning fats Lungs ndash minimizes friction prevents collapsing
Nerves ndashinsulates and protects the nerves
Immune System ndash ease inflammation stabilized
metabolism and immune system
Organs- cushioning and protection
Digestion ndashslows digestion to help provide a constant level of energy
Fat-soluble vitamins (A D E and K) can only be absorbed if fat is
present
Tool 6 Good Fat Bad Fat amp Evil Fat
Un-Saturated Fat
mono and poly
Saturated Fat
Trans Fat
GOOD FAT
BAD FAT
EVIL FAT
Vegetable fats liquid at room
temperature raises HDL lowers LDL
Animal fats solid at room temperature
raises LDL raises HDL
Man-made formed into semi-solid
fats raises LDL and lowers HDL
Total HDL LDL and Triglycerides
Cholesterol
HDL (Hero Cholesterol) responsible for
eliminating cholesterol from the body
LDL (Loser Cholesterol) which leads to
cholesterol buildup in the arteries
Triglycerides fats in the bloodstream
The higher your HDL the lower your chance of
heart disease while the more LDL and triglycerides
you have the greater your chance of heart disease
Total cholesterol should be less than 200 mgdL
What is a normal Cholesterol Tool 7 Knowing your Pac-Manrsquos
HDL 60 or above are ideal below 40 can
increase risk
LDL Below 160 if you have one risk factor below
130 if you have 2 risk factors below 100
Triglycerides Below 150
Example of Un-Saturated Fat
Mono-unsaturated
Poly-unsaturated (Omega 3 amp 6)
avocado olive oil
canola oil peanuts
fish oils
seafood oils
vegetable oils safflower oil
sunflower oil
corn oil
soy oils
Examples of Saturated Fat ldquoBadrdquo
Animal Products
Chicken Skin
Cheese
Lard
Butter
Whole Milk
Cakes
Chocolate
Biscuits
Pies
Ingredients
Fried fast
food
Pastries
Trans Fat ldquoEvil Fatrdquo
Type of Foods
Biscuits
Cakes
Fast food
Pastry
Some
margarines
Fat Analysis Chart FATS
Un-saturated
MONO
Un-saturated
POLY
Saturated Trans
Body Response
GOOD GOOD BAD EVIL
Chemical composition
Carbon chains with 1 double bonds amp 2
hydrogen dropped for each double bond
Carbon chains with 2 or more double bonds and 2 hydrogen dropped for
each double bond
Carbon chain with hydrogen bonds
everywhere
Unsaturated with double bond heat it amp add hydrogen you can change the position of
the hydrogen
Food examples
Peanuts avocado canola olive
Fish oil soy oils Omega 3 amp 6
Animal Fats amp some tropical
oils
Processed food baked fried fast
food
Physical state
Liquid Liquid Solid From liquid to solid
Structural composition
Body effects
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Cholesterol reaction
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Lower HDL (Bad)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Fruit (Good Carb) (sugar 4 calories per gram)
Fruit is a great source of fiber promotes brain
energy and full of antioxidants
Fiber helps to slow down the movement of
food from the small intestine to your large
intestine So it is best not to eat whole
fruit with other foods
By itself is optimal
Eat whole fruits need nutrients + fiber
Fruit juice is too processed and
high in sugar
Use fruit as a dessert instead of other high calorie options
Fruit makes a great afternoon snack
Serving Size same as Veggies
Fruit 101
Tool 5 What is ONE portion of Fruits and Vegetables
frac12 cup of cooked vegetables
Palm Size
1 cup raw vegetables Fistful
Fat (9 calories per gram)
Portions of fat according to BMR
BMR Fat Portions
1 (1000-1350) 30 ndash 40 grams
2 (1351-1850) 30 ndash 45 grams
3 (1851-2450) 30 ndash 55 grams
Good Fat (High End) vs Bad Fat (Low End)
Why Do We Need Fat
Brain ndash 60 brain is fat function
Cells ndash flexibility
Heart ndash 60 of heart energy
from burning fats Lungs ndash minimizes friction prevents collapsing
Nerves ndashinsulates and protects the nerves
Immune System ndash ease inflammation stabilized
metabolism and immune system
Organs- cushioning and protection
Digestion ndashslows digestion to help provide a constant level of energy
Fat-soluble vitamins (A D E and K) can only be absorbed if fat is
present
Tool 6 Good Fat Bad Fat amp Evil Fat
Un-Saturated Fat
mono and poly
Saturated Fat
Trans Fat
GOOD FAT
BAD FAT
EVIL FAT
Vegetable fats liquid at room
temperature raises HDL lowers LDL
Animal fats solid at room temperature
raises LDL raises HDL
Man-made formed into semi-solid
fats raises LDL and lowers HDL
Total HDL LDL and Triglycerides
Cholesterol
HDL (Hero Cholesterol) responsible for
eliminating cholesterol from the body
LDL (Loser Cholesterol) which leads to
cholesterol buildup in the arteries
Triglycerides fats in the bloodstream
The higher your HDL the lower your chance of
heart disease while the more LDL and triglycerides
you have the greater your chance of heart disease
Total cholesterol should be less than 200 mgdL
What is a normal Cholesterol Tool 7 Knowing your Pac-Manrsquos
HDL 60 or above are ideal below 40 can
increase risk
LDL Below 160 if you have one risk factor below
130 if you have 2 risk factors below 100
Triglycerides Below 150
Example of Un-Saturated Fat
Mono-unsaturated
Poly-unsaturated (Omega 3 amp 6)
avocado olive oil
canola oil peanuts
fish oils
seafood oils
vegetable oils safflower oil
sunflower oil
corn oil
soy oils
Examples of Saturated Fat ldquoBadrdquo
Animal Products
Chicken Skin
Cheese
Lard
Butter
Whole Milk
Cakes
Chocolate
Biscuits
Pies
Ingredients
Fried fast
food
Pastries
Trans Fat ldquoEvil Fatrdquo
Type of Foods
Biscuits
Cakes
Fast food
Pastry
Some
margarines
Fat Analysis Chart FATS
Un-saturated
MONO
Un-saturated
POLY
Saturated Trans
Body Response
GOOD GOOD BAD EVIL
Chemical composition
Carbon chains with 1 double bonds amp 2
hydrogen dropped for each double bond
Carbon chains with 2 or more double bonds and 2 hydrogen dropped for
each double bond
Carbon chain with hydrogen bonds
everywhere
Unsaturated with double bond heat it amp add hydrogen you can change the position of
the hydrogen
Food examples
Peanuts avocado canola olive
Fish oil soy oils Omega 3 amp 6
Animal Fats amp some tropical
oils
Processed food baked fried fast
food
Physical state
Liquid Liquid Solid From liquid to solid
Structural composition
Body effects
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Cholesterol reaction
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Lower HDL (Bad)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Eat whole fruits need nutrients + fiber
Fruit juice is too processed and
high in sugar
Use fruit as a dessert instead of other high calorie options
Fruit makes a great afternoon snack
Serving Size same as Veggies
Fruit 101
Tool 5 What is ONE portion of Fruits and Vegetables
frac12 cup of cooked vegetables
Palm Size
1 cup raw vegetables Fistful
Fat (9 calories per gram)
Portions of fat according to BMR
BMR Fat Portions
1 (1000-1350) 30 ndash 40 grams
2 (1351-1850) 30 ndash 45 grams
3 (1851-2450) 30 ndash 55 grams
Good Fat (High End) vs Bad Fat (Low End)
Why Do We Need Fat
Brain ndash 60 brain is fat function
Cells ndash flexibility
Heart ndash 60 of heart energy
from burning fats Lungs ndash minimizes friction prevents collapsing
Nerves ndashinsulates and protects the nerves
Immune System ndash ease inflammation stabilized
metabolism and immune system
Organs- cushioning and protection
Digestion ndashslows digestion to help provide a constant level of energy
Fat-soluble vitamins (A D E and K) can only be absorbed if fat is
present
Tool 6 Good Fat Bad Fat amp Evil Fat
Un-Saturated Fat
mono and poly
Saturated Fat
Trans Fat
GOOD FAT
BAD FAT
EVIL FAT
Vegetable fats liquid at room
temperature raises HDL lowers LDL
Animal fats solid at room temperature
raises LDL raises HDL
Man-made formed into semi-solid
fats raises LDL and lowers HDL
Total HDL LDL and Triglycerides
Cholesterol
HDL (Hero Cholesterol) responsible for
eliminating cholesterol from the body
LDL (Loser Cholesterol) which leads to
cholesterol buildup in the arteries
Triglycerides fats in the bloodstream
The higher your HDL the lower your chance of
heart disease while the more LDL and triglycerides
you have the greater your chance of heart disease
Total cholesterol should be less than 200 mgdL
What is a normal Cholesterol Tool 7 Knowing your Pac-Manrsquos
HDL 60 or above are ideal below 40 can
increase risk
LDL Below 160 if you have one risk factor below
130 if you have 2 risk factors below 100
Triglycerides Below 150
Example of Un-Saturated Fat
Mono-unsaturated
Poly-unsaturated (Omega 3 amp 6)
avocado olive oil
canola oil peanuts
fish oils
seafood oils
vegetable oils safflower oil
sunflower oil
corn oil
soy oils
Examples of Saturated Fat ldquoBadrdquo
Animal Products
Chicken Skin
Cheese
Lard
Butter
Whole Milk
Cakes
Chocolate
Biscuits
Pies
Ingredients
Fried fast
food
Pastries
Trans Fat ldquoEvil Fatrdquo
Type of Foods
Biscuits
Cakes
Fast food
Pastry
Some
margarines
Fat Analysis Chart FATS
Un-saturated
MONO
Un-saturated
POLY
Saturated Trans
Body Response
GOOD GOOD BAD EVIL
Chemical composition
Carbon chains with 1 double bonds amp 2
hydrogen dropped for each double bond
Carbon chains with 2 or more double bonds and 2 hydrogen dropped for
each double bond
Carbon chain with hydrogen bonds
everywhere
Unsaturated with double bond heat it amp add hydrogen you can change the position of
the hydrogen
Food examples
Peanuts avocado canola olive
Fish oil soy oils Omega 3 amp 6
Animal Fats amp some tropical
oils
Processed food baked fried fast
food
Physical state
Liquid Liquid Solid From liquid to solid
Structural composition
Body effects
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Cholesterol reaction
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Lower HDL (Bad)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Tool 5 What is ONE portion of Fruits and Vegetables
frac12 cup of cooked vegetables
Palm Size
1 cup raw vegetables Fistful
Fat (9 calories per gram)
Portions of fat according to BMR
BMR Fat Portions
1 (1000-1350) 30 ndash 40 grams
2 (1351-1850) 30 ndash 45 grams
3 (1851-2450) 30 ndash 55 grams
Good Fat (High End) vs Bad Fat (Low End)
Why Do We Need Fat
Brain ndash 60 brain is fat function
Cells ndash flexibility
Heart ndash 60 of heart energy
from burning fats Lungs ndash minimizes friction prevents collapsing
Nerves ndashinsulates and protects the nerves
Immune System ndash ease inflammation stabilized
metabolism and immune system
Organs- cushioning and protection
Digestion ndashslows digestion to help provide a constant level of energy
Fat-soluble vitamins (A D E and K) can only be absorbed if fat is
present
Tool 6 Good Fat Bad Fat amp Evil Fat
Un-Saturated Fat
mono and poly
Saturated Fat
Trans Fat
GOOD FAT
BAD FAT
EVIL FAT
Vegetable fats liquid at room
temperature raises HDL lowers LDL
Animal fats solid at room temperature
raises LDL raises HDL
Man-made formed into semi-solid
fats raises LDL and lowers HDL
Total HDL LDL and Triglycerides
Cholesterol
HDL (Hero Cholesterol) responsible for
eliminating cholesterol from the body
LDL (Loser Cholesterol) which leads to
cholesterol buildup in the arteries
Triglycerides fats in the bloodstream
The higher your HDL the lower your chance of
heart disease while the more LDL and triglycerides
you have the greater your chance of heart disease
Total cholesterol should be less than 200 mgdL
What is a normal Cholesterol Tool 7 Knowing your Pac-Manrsquos
HDL 60 or above are ideal below 40 can
increase risk
LDL Below 160 if you have one risk factor below
130 if you have 2 risk factors below 100
Triglycerides Below 150
Example of Un-Saturated Fat
Mono-unsaturated
Poly-unsaturated (Omega 3 amp 6)
avocado olive oil
canola oil peanuts
fish oils
seafood oils
vegetable oils safflower oil
sunflower oil
corn oil
soy oils
Examples of Saturated Fat ldquoBadrdquo
Animal Products
Chicken Skin
Cheese
Lard
Butter
Whole Milk
Cakes
Chocolate
Biscuits
Pies
Ingredients
Fried fast
food
Pastries
Trans Fat ldquoEvil Fatrdquo
Type of Foods
Biscuits
Cakes
Fast food
Pastry
Some
margarines
Fat Analysis Chart FATS
Un-saturated
MONO
Un-saturated
POLY
Saturated Trans
Body Response
GOOD GOOD BAD EVIL
Chemical composition
Carbon chains with 1 double bonds amp 2
hydrogen dropped for each double bond
Carbon chains with 2 or more double bonds and 2 hydrogen dropped for
each double bond
Carbon chain with hydrogen bonds
everywhere
Unsaturated with double bond heat it amp add hydrogen you can change the position of
the hydrogen
Food examples
Peanuts avocado canola olive
Fish oil soy oils Omega 3 amp 6
Animal Fats amp some tropical
oils
Processed food baked fried fast
food
Physical state
Liquid Liquid Solid From liquid to solid
Structural composition
Body effects
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Cholesterol reaction
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Lower HDL (Bad)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Fat (9 calories per gram)
Portions of fat according to BMR
BMR Fat Portions
1 (1000-1350) 30 ndash 40 grams
2 (1351-1850) 30 ndash 45 grams
3 (1851-2450) 30 ndash 55 grams
Good Fat (High End) vs Bad Fat (Low End)
Why Do We Need Fat
Brain ndash 60 brain is fat function
Cells ndash flexibility
Heart ndash 60 of heart energy
from burning fats Lungs ndash minimizes friction prevents collapsing
Nerves ndashinsulates and protects the nerves
Immune System ndash ease inflammation stabilized
metabolism and immune system
Organs- cushioning and protection
Digestion ndashslows digestion to help provide a constant level of energy
Fat-soluble vitamins (A D E and K) can only be absorbed if fat is
present
Tool 6 Good Fat Bad Fat amp Evil Fat
Un-Saturated Fat
mono and poly
Saturated Fat
Trans Fat
GOOD FAT
BAD FAT
EVIL FAT
Vegetable fats liquid at room
temperature raises HDL lowers LDL
Animal fats solid at room temperature
raises LDL raises HDL
Man-made formed into semi-solid
fats raises LDL and lowers HDL
Total HDL LDL and Triglycerides
Cholesterol
HDL (Hero Cholesterol) responsible for
eliminating cholesterol from the body
LDL (Loser Cholesterol) which leads to
cholesterol buildup in the arteries
Triglycerides fats in the bloodstream
The higher your HDL the lower your chance of
heart disease while the more LDL and triglycerides
you have the greater your chance of heart disease
Total cholesterol should be less than 200 mgdL
What is a normal Cholesterol Tool 7 Knowing your Pac-Manrsquos
HDL 60 or above are ideal below 40 can
increase risk
LDL Below 160 if you have one risk factor below
130 if you have 2 risk factors below 100
Triglycerides Below 150
Example of Un-Saturated Fat
Mono-unsaturated
Poly-unsaturated (Omega 3 amp 6)
avocado olive oil
canola oil peanuts
fish oils
seafood oils
vegetable oils safflower oil
sunflower oil
corn oil
soy oils
Examples of Saturated Fat ldquoBadrdquo
Animal Products
Chicken Skin
Cheese
Lard
Butter
Whole Milk
Cakes
Chocolate
Biscuits
Pies
Ingredients
Fried fast
food
Pastries
Trans Fat ldquoEvil Fatrdquo
Type of Foods
Biscuits
Cakes
Fast food
Pastry
Some
margarines
Fat Analysis Chart FATS
Un-saturated
MONO
Un-saturated
POLY
Saturated Trans
Body Response
GOOD GOOD BAD EVIL
Chemical composition
Carbon chains with 1 double bonds amp 2
hydrogen dropped for each double bond
Carbon chains with 2 or more double bonds and 2 hydrogen dropped for
each double bond
Carbon chain with hydrogen bonds
everywhere
Unsaturated with double bond heat it amp add hydrogen you can change the position of
the hydrogen
Food examples
Peanuts avocado canola olive
Fish oil soy oils Omega 3 amp 6
Animal Fats amp some tropical
oils
Processed food baked fried fast
food
Physical state
Liquid Liquid Solid From liquid to solid
Structural composition
Body effects
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Cholesterol reaction
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Lower HDL (Bad)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Why Do We Need Fat
Brain ndash 60 brain is fat function
Cells ndash flexibility
Heart ndash 60 of heart energy
from burning fats Lungs ndash minimizes friction prevents collapsing
Nerves ndashinsulates and protects the nerves
Immune System ndash ease inflammation stabilized
metabolism and immune system
Organs- cushioning and protection
Digestion ndashslows digestion to help provide a constant level of energy
Fat-soluble vitamins (A D E and K) can only be absorbed if fat is
present
Tool 6 Good Fat Bad Fat amp Evil Fat
Un-Saturated Fat
mono and poly
Saturated Fat
Trans Fat
GOOD FAT
BAD FAT
EVIL FAT
Vegetable fats liquid at room
temperature raises HDL lowers LDL
Animal fats solid at room temperature
raises LDL raises HDL
Man-made formed into semi-solid
fats raises LDL and lowers HDL
Total HDL LDL and Triglycerides
Cholesterol
HDL (Hero Cholesterol) responsible for
eliminating cholesterol from the body
LDL (Loser Cholesterol) which leads to
cholesterol buildup in the arteries
Triglycerides fats in the bloodstream
The higher your HDL the lower your chance of
heart disease while the more LDL and triglycerides
you have the greater your chance of heart disease
Total cholesterol should be less than 200 mgdL
What is a normal Cholesterol Tool 7 Knowing your Pac-Manrsquos
HDL 60 or above are ideal below 40 can
increase risk
LDL Below 160 if you have one risk factor below
130 if you have 2 risk factors below 100
Triglycerides Below 150
Example of Un-Saturated Fat
Mono-unsaturated
Poly-unsaturated (Omega 3 amp 6)
avocado olive oil
canola oil peanuts
fish oils
seafood oils
vegetable oils safflower oil
sunflower oil
corn oil
soy oils
Examples of Saturated Fat ldquoBadrdquo
Animal Products
Chicken Skin
Cheese
Lard
Butter
Whole Milk
Cakes
Chocolate
Biscuits
Pies
Ingredients
Fried fast
food
Pastries
Trans Fat ldquoEvil Fatrdquo
Type of Foods
Biscuits
Cakes
Fast food
Pastry
Some
margarines
Fat Analysis Chart FATS
Un-saturated
MONO
Un-saturated
POLY
Saturated Trans
Body Response
GOOD GOOD BAD EVIL
Chemical composition
Carbon chains with 1 double bonds amp 2
hydrogen dropped for each double bond
Carbon chains with 2 or more double bonds and 2 hydrogen dropped for
each double bond
Carbon chain with hydrogen bonds
everywhere
Unsaturated with double bond heat it amp add hydrogen you can change the position of
the hydrogen
Food examples
Peanuts avocado canola olive
Fish oil soy oils Omega 3 amp 6
Animal Fats amp some tropical
oils
Processed food baked fried fast
food
Physical state
Liquid Liquid Solid From liquid to solid
Structural composition
Body effects
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Cholesterol reaction
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Lower HDL (Bad)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Tool 6 Good Fat Bad Fat amp Evil Fat
Un-Saturated Fat
mono and poly
Saturated Fat
Trans Fat
GOOD FAT
BAD FAT
EVIL FAT
Vegetable fats liquid at room
temperature raises HDL lowers LDL
Animal fats solid at room temperature
raises LDL raises HDL
Man-made formed into semi-solid
fats raises LDL and lowers HDL
Total HDL LDL and Triglycerides
Cholesterol
HDL (Hero Cholesterol) responsible for
eliminating cholesterol from the body
LDL (Loser Cholesterol) which leads to
cholesterol buildup in the arteries
Triglycerides fats in the bloodstream
The higher your HDL the lower your chance of
heart disease while the more LDL and triglycerides
you have the greater your chance of heart disease
Total cholesterol should be less than 200 mgdL
What is a normal Cholesterol Tool 7 Knowing your Pac-Manrsquos
HDL 60 or above are ideal below 40 can
increase risk
LDL Below 160 if you have one risk factor below
130 if you have 2 risk factors below 100
Triglycerides Below 150
Example of Un-Saturated Fat
Mono-unsaturated
Poly-unsaturated (Omega 3 amp 6)
avocado olive oil
canola oil peanuts
fish oils
seafood oils
vegetable oils safflower oil
sunflower oil
corn oil
soy oils
Examples of Saturated Fat ldquoBadrdquo
Animal Products
Chicken Skin
Cheese
Lard
Butter
Whole Milk
Cakes
Chocolate
Biscuits
Pies
Ingredients
Fried fast
food
Pastries
Trans Fat ldquoEvil Fatrdquo
Type of Foods
Biscuits
Cakes
Fast food
Pastry
Some
margarines
Fat Analysis Chart FATS
Un-saturated
MONO
Un-saturated
POLY
Saturated Trans
Body Response
GOOD GOOD BAD EVIL
Chemical composition
Carbon chains with 1 double bonds amp 2
hydrogen dropped for each double bond
Carbon chains with 2 or more double bonds and 2 hydrogen dropped for
each double bond
Carbon chain with hydrogen bonds
everywhere
Unsaturated with double bond heat it amp add hydrogen you can change the position of
the hydrogen
Food examples
Peanuts avocado canola olive
Fish oil soy oils Omega 3 amp 6
Animal Fats amp some tropical
oils
Processed food baked fried fast
food
Physical state
Liquid Liquid Solid From liquid to solid
Structural composition
Body effects
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Cholesterol reaction
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Lower HDL (Bad)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Total HDL LDL and Triglycerides
Cholesterol
HDL (Hero Cholesterol) responsible for
eliminating cholesterol from the body
LDL (Loser Cholesterol) which leads to
cholesterol buildup in the arteries
Triglycerides fats in the bloodstream
The higher your HDL the lower your chance of
heart disease while the more LDL and triglycerides
you have the greater your chance of heart disease
Total cholesterol should be less than 200 mgdL
What is a normal Cholesterol Tool 7 Knowing your Pac-Manrsquos
HDL 60 or above are ideal below 40 can
increase risk
LDL Below 160 if you have one risk factor below
130 if you have 2 risk factors below 100
Triglycerides Below 150
Example of Un-Saturated Fat
Mono-unsaturated
Poly-unsaturated (Omega 3 amp 6)
avocado olive oil
canola oil peanuts
fish oils
seafood oils
vegetable oils safflower oil
sunflower oil
corn oil
soy oils
Examples of Saturated Fat ldquoBadrdquo
Animal Products
Chicken Skin
Cheese
Lard
Butter
Whole Milk
Cakes
Chocolate
Biscuits
Pies
Ingredients
Fried fast
food
Pastries
Trans Fat ldquoEvil Fatrdquo
Type of Foods
Biscuits
Cakes
Fast food
Pastry
Some
margarines
Fat Analysis Chart FATS
Un-saturated
MONO
Un-saturated
POLY
Saturated Trans
Body Response
GOOD GOOD BAD EVIL
Chemical composition
Carbon chains with 1 double bonds amp 2
hydrogen dropped for each double bond
Carbon chains with 2 or more double bonds and 2 hydrogen dropped for
each double bond
Carbon chain with hydrogen bonds
everywhere
Unsaturated with double bond heat it amp add hydrogen you can change the position of
the hydrogen
Food examples
Peanuts avocado canola olive
Fish oil soy oils Omega 3 amp 6
Animal Fats amp some tropical
oils
Processed food baked fried fast
food
Physical state
Liquid Liquid Solid From liquid to solid
Structural composition
Body effects
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Cholesterol reaction
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Lower HDL (Bad)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Total cholesterol should be less than 200 mgdL
What is a normal Cholesterol Tool 7 Knowing your Pac-Manrsquos
HDL 60 or above are ideal below 40 can
increase risk
LDL Below 160 if you have one risk factor below
130 if you have 2 risk factors below 100
Triglycerides Below 150
Example of Un-Saturated Fat
Mono-unsaturated
Poly-unsaturated (Omega 3 amp 6)
avocado olive oil
canola oil peanuts
fish oils
seafood oils
vegetable oils safflower oil
sunflower oil
corn oil
soy oils
Examples of Saturated Fat ldquoBadrdquo
Animal Products
Chicken Skin
Cheese
Lard
Butter
Whole Milk
Cakes
Chocolate
Biscuits
Pies
Ingredients
Fried fast
food
Pastries
Trans Fat ldquoEvil Fatrdquo
Type of Foods
Biscuits
Cakes
Fast food
Pastry
Some
margarines
Fat Analysis Chart FATS
Un-saturated
MONO
Un-saturated
POLY
Saturated Trans
Body Response
GOOD GOOD BAD EVIL
Chemical composition
Carbon chains with 1 double bonds amp 2
hydrogen dropped for each double bond
Carbon chains with 2 or more double bonds and 2 hydrogen dropped for
each double bond
Carbon chain with hydrogen bonds
everywhere
Unsaturated with double bond heat it amp add hydrogen you can change the position of
the hydrogen
Food examples
Peanuts avocado canola olive
Fish oil soy oils Omega 3 amp 6
Animal Fats amp some tropical
oils
Processed food baked fried fast
food
Physical state
Liquid Liquid Solid From liquid to solid
Structural composition
Body effects
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Cholesterol reaction
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Lower HDL (Bad)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Example of Un-Saturated Fat
Mono-unsaturated
Poly-unsaturated (Omega 3 amp 6)
avocado olive oil
canola oil peanuts
fish oils
seafood oils
vegetable oils safflower oil
sunflower oil
corn oil
soy oils
Examples of Saturated Fat ldquoBadrdquo
Animal Products
Chicken Skin
Cheese
Lard
Butter
Whole Milk
Cakes
Chocolate
Biscuits
Pies
Ingredients
Fried fast
food
Pastries
Trans Fat ldquoEvil Fatrdquo
Type of Foods
Biscuits
Cakes
Fast food
Pastry
Some
margarines
Fat Analysis Chart FATS
Un-saturated
MONO
Un-saturated
POLY
Saturated Trans
Body Response
GOOD GOOD BAD EVIL
Chemical composition
Carbon chains with 1 double bonds amp 2
hydrogen dropped for each double bond
Carbon chains with 2 or more double bonds and 2 hydrogen dropped for
each double bond
Carbon chain with hydrogen bonds
everywhere
Unsaturated with double bond heat it amp add hydrogen you can change the position of
the hydrogen
Food examples
Peanuts avocado canola olive
Fish oil soy oils Omega 3 amp 6
Animal Fats amp some tropical
oils
Processed food baked fried fast
food
Physical state
Liquid Liquid Solid From liquid to solid
Structural composition
Body effects
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Cholesterol reaction
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Lower HDL (Bad)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Examples of Saturated Fat ldquoBadrdquo
Animal Products
Chicken Skin
Cheese
Lard
Butter
Whole Milk
Cakes
Chocolate
Biscuits
Pies
Ingredients
Fried fast
food
Pastries
Trans Fat ldquoEvil Fatrdquo
Type of Foods
Biscuits
Cakes
Fast food
Pastry
Some
margarines
Fat Analysis Chart FATS
Un-saturated
MONO
Un-saturated
POLY
Saturated Trans
Body Response
GOOD GOOD BAD EVIL
Chemical composition
Carbon chains with 1 double bonds amp 2
hydrogen dropped for each double bond
Carbon chains with 2 or more double bonds and 2 hydrogen dropped for
each double bond
Carbon chain with hydrogen bonds
everywhere
Unsaturated with double bond heat it amp add hydrogen you can change the position of
the hydrogen
Food examples
Peanuts avocado canola olive
Fish oil soy oils Omega 3 amp 6
Animal Fats amp some tropical
oils
Processed food baked fried fast
food
Physical state
Liquid Liquid Solid From liquid to solid
Structural composition
Body effects
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Cholesterol reaction
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Lower HDL (Bad)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Trans Fat ldquoEvil Fatrdquo
Type of Foods
Biscuits
Cakes
Fast food
Pastry
Some
margarines
Fat Analysis Chart FATS
Un-saturated
MONO
Un-saturated
POLY
Saturated Trans
Body Response
GOOD GOOD BAD EVIL
Chemical composition
Carbon chains with 1 double bonds amp 2
hydrogen dropped for each double bond
Carbon chains with 2 or more double bonds and 2 hydrogen dropped for
each double bond
Carbon chain with hydrogen bonds
everywhere
Unsaturated with double bond heat it amp add hydrogen you can change the position of
the hydrogen
Food examples
Peanuts avocado canola olive
Fish oil soy oils Omega 3 amp 6
Animal Fats amp some tropical
oils
Processed food baked fried fast
food
Physical state
Liquid Liquid Solid From liquid to solid
Structural composition
Body effects
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Cholesterol reaction
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Lower HDL (Bad)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Fat Analysis Chart FATS
Un-saturated
MONO
Un-saturated
POLY
Saturated Trans
Body Response
GOOD GOOD BAD EVIL
Chemical composition
Carbon chains with 1 double bonds amp 2
hydrogen dropped for each double bond
Carbon chains with 2 or more double bonds and 2 hydrogen dropped for
each double bond
Carbon chain with hydrogen bonds
everywhere
Unsaturated with double bond heat it amp add hydrogen you can change the position of
the hydrogen
Food examples
Peanuts avocado canola olive
Fish oil soy oils Omega 3 amp 6
Animal Fats amp some tropical
oils
Processed food baked fried fast
food
Physical state
Liquid Liquid Solid From liquid to solid
Structural composition
Body effects
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Lower rates of heart attack amp
strokes
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Raise rates of heart attack amp
stroke
Cholesterol reaction
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Lower LDL (Good)
Raise HDL (Good)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Lower HDL (Bad)
Raise LDL (Bad)
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Plaque Build - Up
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Letrsquos do an Experiment and test fish oil
Omega 3rsquos act as intestinal scrubbers to clean out
bad cholesterol from forming plaque
Choose your Omega 3rsquos wisely
Not all Vitamins are created equally
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Benefits of omega
Lower the levels of cholesterol and triglycerides
Thins the blood and less likely to clot
Improve blood vessel elasticity
And best of all it helps your skins elasticity This
means less saggy skin as you lose weight
Lower risk of heart disease and strokes
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Tips on Eating Fats
Replace saturated and trans fat with mono
amp polyunsaturated fats
Check the nutrition facts Choose foods
lower in saturated fat trans fat and cholesterol
Measure oil for cooking with a tablespoon
(TBS) rather than pouring it straight from
the bottle 1 TBS= 110 Calories
Note use a spray bottle for your oils
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Tips on Eating Fats
Grill bake or steam rather than frying
Ask restaurants to cook your food without
Butter fats and salt
If you choose something high in fat pick
something low in fat to go with it
When making sandwiches try not using
any butter or spread
Donrsquot waste your calories
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
POP QUIZ Which should you choose
Product Calories Total Fat grams
Saturated Fat grams
Trans
Fat grams
Combined Saturated amp
Trans Fat
Cholesterol mg
Margarine
80 fat
Stick 100 11 2 3 5 0
Butter 100 11 7 0 7 30
Margarine 60 fat
Tub 80 9 15 0 15 0
Margarine 70 fat
stick 90 10 2 25 45 0
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
All BMR groups 1 Min ndash 2 Max
Whole Grains Guidelines for maintenance
Daily LimitedSometimes Low GI Moderate GI 2 perday MAX 3 perweek MAX Example Example Whole Unprocessed Grains Oatmeal (steel cut or groats) Ezekiel bread Whole Grain Cereals like Kashi Brown Rice (long grain) Autumn Wheat Wild Rice
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
bull Starches are PROCESSED and usually breads cereals pasta chips cookies pies cakes Some more wholesome starches are potato pumpkin squash (solids unlike zucchini and yellow) sweet potato yams
bull Whole Grains are WHOLE and recognizable Groat Oats Quinoa Barley Buckwheat Wild Rice Brown Rice (long grain)
Starches vs Whole Grains
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Tool 7 You need a BMR pocket reference card
1
1000 - 1350
2
1351 ndash 1850
3
1851 - 2450
1 Water Women 91 ounces
Men 101 ounces
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
Women 91 oz
Men 101 oz
2 Protein 1 ndash 2 2 ndash 3 3 - 4
3 Vegetables
(Carbs)
5 ndash 7 7 ndash 9 9 ndash 11
4 Fats
30 ndash 40 grams 30 ndash 45 gr 30 ndash 55 gr
5 Fruit 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2 1 ndash 2
6 Starches
Low GI
0 ndash 2 0 ndash 2 0 - 2
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
The Truth
About
Milkhellip
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Milk We are the only species that drinks other species milk
Why No Milk
Cowrsquos milk is designed for the calf
What is it doing to us
Milk Pasteurization Kills bacteria
Calcium is a mineral Heat Dissolve
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Milk Information
Regular Milk 12 ndash 13 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Unsweetened 6 ndash 7 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Soy Milk
Unsweetened 0 gr of sugar in 1 cup
Almond Milk
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Tool 8 Know your Sugars and their different name
Your body doesnrsquot need REFINED sugar But
is you are going to have it follow this rule of
thumb
No more than 23 grams per day and no more
than 10 gramsper serving
The average American consumes an
average of 180 gramsper day
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Brown sugar
Corn sweetener
Corn syrup
Dextrose Fructose
Fruit juice concentrate
Glucose High-fructose corn syrup Honey
Invert sugar
Lactose Malt syrup
Maltose
Raw sugar Sucrose
Syrup Table sugar
A food is likely to be high in sugars if one of these names appears first or second in the ingredient list or if several
names are listed
NAMES FOR ADDED SUGARS THAT APPEAR ON FOOD LABELS
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Tool 9 Letrsquos Talk About Physical Activity
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Calories
1 1000 - 1350
2 1351 - 1850
3 1851 - 2450
Example 1500 + 350 = 1850 1 hr of exercise
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Tool 10 Know how to analyze food labels Nutrition Facts
1 Serving Size
2 of Servings
3 Calories
4 Nutrients
5 Footnotes
6 Daily Value
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Nutrients to Limit
Limit these May increase risk of certain chronic diseases
bull Heart disease
bull Some cancers
bull High blood pressure
Cholesterol 300 mg a day
Sodium 2400 mg a day
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Healthy Nutrients
Get enough Can improve your health and help reduce the risk of some disease
The product might have more nutrients but is not a requirement to listed them
It is only a requirement to list Vitamin A C Calcium amp Iron
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
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The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
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What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
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Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
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Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Footnotes
It will always be the same on all products
Recommended dietary advice for all Americans
Are based on a 2000-2500 calorie diet
But remember what is your BMR
Percent Daily Values are bases on a 2000 Calorie diet Your Daily Values may be Lower depending on your calorie needs Calories 2000 2500
Total Fat Less than 65 g 80 g Sat Fat Less than 20 g 25 g Cholesterol Less than 300 g 300 g Sodium Less than 2400 mg 2400 mg Total Carbohydrate 300 g 375 g Dietary Fiber 25 g 30 g
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
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Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Daily Value
5 is Low 20 is High
Think how many servings are you going to have and you multiply the daily values 2 servings 3 etchellipcan put you over your limit
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Tool 11 Ingredient Quality Counts
The listing of each ingredient is in descending order The first ingredient is the highest quantity The following are lesser percentage of the whole product
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Ingredients to AVOID bull Monosodium glutamate bull lsquoHydrogenationrsquo or partial hydrogenation bull Aspartame bull Sucralose (ok sometimes)
Most of these food ingredients are found
in processed foods or lsquodietrsquo foods which
you SHOULD NOT be eating anyways
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Grocery Store
Real foods donrsquot have labels
Stay on the perimeter Mostly Real Food
Aisle In amp Out Quick Mostly
Processed Food Dirty Dozen
vs
Clean Fifteen
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Test
Time
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
1
What is the Serving Size of
American Cheese
210
16
2 slices
17g
2 How many calories would
you get if you ate four slices
of American Cheese
105
210
420
I dont like cheese
3 Would American Cheese
be a good choice for Dietary
Fiber`
Yes
Maybe
0 is low and that is good
8222011
4 Which nutrients found in
American Cheese would be
considered HIGH and NOT
such a healthy choice
Protein
Saturated Fat
Sodium
Both Sodium and
Saturated Fat
5 Which nutrient in American cheese
would be considered HIGH and would
be a healthy choice
Fat
Cholesterol
Calcium
Vitamin A
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Doughnut 1 How many calories do you
get from eating ONE
doughnut
200
16
1
225
2 What is the serving
size
6 doughnuts
120
1 doughnut
All of the Above
3 If you ate two doughnuts
how many calories
would you be eating
450
225
120
400
4 What percent ()
Saturated Fat would you
be eating if you ate two
doughnuts
21
15
30
0
5 Are eating doughnuts a
healthy choice for
important nutrients like
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium and Iron
Yes
No
Only for boys
Only for girls
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Best Grocery Choices
Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
The Best of the Worst Grocery Choices
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
What do you do if they
change brands
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
Perfect Solutions Nutrition and Weight Loss
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Uncover hidden sugars fats and other
questionable ingredients
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
httpwwwperfectsolutionsacom
Label Reading Ingredient quality
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together
TEST TIME
In packet take 5 minutes and we will go over it
together