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10 Essential Characteristics of a Successful, Healthy Die

1. Respects personal taste preference
2. Supports physical and mental performance goals
3. Covers macro- and micronutrient needs
4. No unnecessary/scientifically unfounded food restrictions
5. Respects medical intolerances/allergies
6. Convenient
7. Affordable
8. Socially acceptable
9. Compatible with personal ideologies
10. Sustainable in the long-term
Aragon, AA. 10 Essential Characteristics of a Healthy Diet, AAUKC 2013

Factors In Long-Term Weight Maintenance

1. Social Support
2. Greater Initial Weight Loss
3. Reduced Frequency of Snacks
4. Flexible Control Over Intake
5. Self-Monitoring
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7. More Confidence; More Proactivity
8. Stability In Life
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Fat Requirements
It appears that the risk for EFA deficiency can occur at fat intakes below
10%
The amount of total energy as fat in the diet can vary from 10 to 50%
without adverse effects on short-term health
The Acceptable Macronutrient Distribution Range (ADMR) of 20-35% of
total energy is a safe, reasonable and flexible target range for long-
term intakes
This translates to approxiately .25-1.0 g/lb of fat, depending on
individual preference, tolerance and goal
Macronutrient Target Guidelines

guidelines given here are based off the body of evidence. Individual
to macronutrient targeting should also be considered, and targets
adjusted accordingly.

Carbohydrate Requirements
at intakes below Once protein and fat requirements are set, the remainder of cal
carbohydrates.
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Client Details
Client name Jason
Client weight (lbs) Client Body Fat (%)
Current 121 22 Average
Target 150 28
LBM 94 .

Activity level
18

Sedentary 9 40% Deficit

Light Activity 9.75 35% Deficit
Moderate Activity 10.50 30% Deficit
Very Active 11.25 25% Deficit
Extremly Active 12 20% Deficit
12.75 15% Deficit
13.50 10% Deficit
14
15 Maintenance
16
18 Lean Gain

TDEE (kcal)
2178

TWEE (kcal) 10% Calories

15246 1524.6
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M Training Status
Advanced Macro
PRO
Training Goal Fat
Fat Loss CHO

Caloric Deficit / Surplus

-20% Fibre

-30% 30% Deficit

-25% 25% Deficit Fat Loss
-20% 20% Deficit Macro
-15% 15% Deficit
15% 15% Surplus
20% 20% Surplus
25% 25% Surplus Lean Gain
30% 30% Surplus

Measurments
Height 66.6
Neck 14.5
Waist 40
Hips 46.5
or ( in lbs )

rage weekly training hours (include any cardio or conditioning work) and you
get as a % of carbohydrate intake. If fibre intake is below 20g, the cell will
active, athletic individuals - under 2 hours' activity per week and it tends to

Macronutrients

g/lb (target BW) g kcal % total kcal

1.1 105 420 19
0.55 50 450 21
------- 325 1308 60

% of carb intake g
12 21

Macronutrient Percentage Split

PRO Fat CHO

19%

60% 21%
 Nutrition Date: 1/7/2015

1) Calories
Non Workout Days Workout Days
1524.6 k(cal) k(cal)

2) Protein (g)
105

3) Fiber
21

4) Minimum Daily Veggie Intake (cups)

5

5) Daily Fruit Intake (cups)

1.50

Notes:
> Non Training Days:
Consciously eat more fat and less startch.

> Every time you eat there should be Protein and Veggies involved.
Date: 1/7/2015

es involved.
Protein list references Fat list references Training Hours
0.6 0.25 0
0.65 0.3 0.5
0.7 0.35 1
0.75 0.4 1.5
0.8 0.45 2
0.85 0.5 2.5
0.9 0.55 3
0.95 0.6 3.5
1 0.65 4
1.05 0.7 4.5
1.1 0.75 5
1.15 0.8 5.5
1.2 0.85 6
1.25 0.9 6.5
1.3 0.95 7
1.35 1 7.5
1.4 8
1.45 8.5
1.5 9
1.55 9.5
10
Lean Gain Target 10.5
Lean Body Mass 11
94.38 11.5
Lean Body Mass Target 12
191.1 96.50 19110 12.5
Body Fat Target (%) 13
22 78 13.5
Target Body Weight 14
245 14.5
15
Body Recomposition Target 15.5
Lean Body Mass 16
94.38 16.5
Lean Body Mass Target 17
140 45.50 14000 17.5
Body Fat Target (%) Body Fat Lost 18
24 76 -17.5 18.5
Target Body Weight 19
184 19.5
20

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raining Hours Fibre list references
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Men 1.3636364
Over Fat = 25+
Overweight = 18-24
Average = 12-17
Lean = < 12

Women
Overfat = 31+
Overweight = 25-30
Average = 18-24
Lean = < 18

113.256
3542 3819.3
10 to 13.5 Fat Loss 3920
14 to 16 Maintenance 253
18+ Gain

10 to 15 % Small Deficit
20 to 25% Moderate Deficit 0.2666667
25+% Large Deficit
 375
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Fat Loss Body Fat Beginner M
Lean Gain Overfat Intermediate F
Body Recomp Overweight Advanced
Maintenance Average
Lean

249
65

2596.45 39
2496 0.121118

189.75

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