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  • Plan A Balanced Day

    Healthylife® Weigh

    Part 2

    Person holding a shrimp bowl with seaweed, avocado, cucumber, radish, sesame seeds.

    1. Select a healthy eating plan based on the calorie needs you identified. Or, follow these guidelines:

    – Plan A: best suited for women who are currently less active and want to lose more than 10-15 pounds. This calorie level is generally too low for men.

    – Plan B: best suited for women who are moderately active and for men who are less active and want to lose more than 10-15 pounds.

    – Plan C: best suited for men and for women who are very active and need to lose less than 10 pounds.

    2. Learn how much to eat from each food group. Meet, but don’t go over, your goals for each food group.

    3. Make healthier choices within each group. Choose nutrient-dense foods that meet your body’s needs.

    4. Make changes, as needed, to your plan. Meet your goals while having enough energy to do your favorite activities.

    5. Plan activity: Be physically active for at least 2 ½ hours (150 minutes) per week. You can do this for 5, 10, 15, 20, or 30 minutes at a time.

    © American Institute for Preventive Medicine

  • Plan A Balanced Day 2

    Healthylife® Weigh

    Menus & Recipes

    Person holding a shrimp bowl with seaweed, avocado, cucumber, radish, sesame seeds.

    1. Select a healthy eating plan from the chart below based on these guidelines:

    a. Plan A: Best suited for women who are currently less active and want to lose more than 10-15 pounds.

    b. Plan B: Best suited for women who are moderately active and for men who are less active and want to lose more than 10-15 pounds.

    c. Plan C: Best suited for men and for women who are very active and need to lose less than 10 pounds.

    2. Learn how much to eat from each food group and make healthier choices within each food group. Over time, you may decide to make some changes to your plan to best suit your needs and your own eating style.

    © American Institute for Preventive Medicine