Nutrition Analysis
My daily food tracking was pretty normal on what I ate
everyday. I was given an 1800-calorie budget but only ended up eating under
1400 calories a day that also includes doing a 30+ minute workout. I eat a lot
of fruits, veggies, dairy and protein but I don’t really eat a whole lot of
grains (carbs). Doing Falcon Market l learned a lot about different foods that
are good and bad for you. The snack stations the most. I don't usually eat
snacks throughout the day but a lot of the snacks at the table as in cookies,
the frosting, peanut butter, almond and cake mixes had trans-fat in them. I
don’t have that sweet tooth so it wasn't a huge surprise for me. But at the
other table booth where there was cereal, pancakes, packaged foot, turkey lunchmeat,
salad and more the calorie differences was surprising. To me I think I eat
pretty healthy: for breakfast, I always have fruit and a glass of milk with
that I will have egg whites with veggies or oatmeal. Lunch; I usually have a
salad, or hummus with veggies and turkey rolls, and for dinner I always eat
some kind of of green, glass of milk, fish, chicken, pasta.
I think there
is little to do with my diet, but if I had to change one thing it would be the
second and third portions. I try to take what I want to eat and that is it, but
sometimes I don't realize how hungry I actually am. Anything thing I could
change is the opposite sometimes I think I am hungry when I am not, I have
heard that if you drink a big glass of water before you eat you won't be as
hungry, sometimes food is in front of me I will just pick at it, not realizing
that I am eating. I have cut back a
bunch of by sweets like dessert to once a week. During TV commercials I do a
sit-ups, plank, push-ups, jumping jacks just to get my heart rate up.
If I were coaching
someone on how to eat healthy, I would tell him or her that eating foods that
are rich with protein is best; you don't get so hungry as quickly. I have also
noticed that the less bread, pasta, carbs I am eating the better I feel, I have
more energy and don’t get so tired. I would also recommend that you get 30
minutes of exercise 5 days a week. Snacking late at night is another issue;
it's not good to go to bed on a full stomach. Have dessert 2x a week instead of
every night. Don’t get prepackaged meals for your dinner, cook at home instead.
One thing that has helped me is that I don't watch TV during the week but if I
exercise 5x a week I can watch my TV shows that weekend.





