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Old 08-14-2008, 11:33 AM   #1  
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when I weighed in yesterday they said they are having an open house event next wednesday to discuss super foods that they are introducing into the program. They said that including these super foods into your daily intake will speed your weight loss. Has anyone heard about this? I am anxious to know which foods these are...
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I would also love to know, keep me posted on any info you get!
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here are my guesses......
grapefruit
almonds
soy products
whole grains
steel cut oats
brocolli
any very dark leafy green vegetable
black berries
raspberries
nuts and seeds
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I KNOW WHAT THEY ARE!!! They are the foods we know we are supposed to eat, but don't! LOL Seriously though....ever hear of the Abs Diet? It lists almonds and other nuts, beans and legumes, spinach and other green veggies, "good" dairy (fat/lowfat cheese, milk, and yogurt), oatmeal, eggs, turkey (and other lean meats), all-natural & sugar free peanut butter, olive oil, whole grain breads and cereal, whey protein powder (although LAWL does NOT recommend this), and raspberries (and other berries). These are considered "power foods". If you find out what LAWL lists, would you please fill us in???

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I saw this posted on I-Village and thought you all may be interested....

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These are the foods that LA weightloss gave me today that says When you comsume these high quality, super nutrient foods everyday, weight loss will become AUTOMATIC:


FRUITS:

Kiwi - 1 (3.5 oz)

Orange - 1 small

Apple - 1 small

Blueberries - 3/4 Cup

Pomegranate - 1/2 large

PROTEIN:

Turkey - 4 oz

Salmon - 3 oz

Beans - 3/4 cup

Soy - varies

VEGGIES;
Tomato - 1 cup raw

Broccoli - 1 cup raw

Spinach - 2 cups raw

Onion - 1 cup raw

STARCHES:

pumpkin - 1 cup fresh

Sweet potato - 1/2 cup

Oats - 1/2 cup

Whole grains - varies

Beans - 1/3 cup

DAIRY -

Yogurt - 8 oz

Green Tea - unlimited

Black tea - unlimited

FATS:

Walnuts - 4 halves

Almonds - 6 nuts

Avocado - 2 TB

Olive oil - 1 tsp
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Lolene's post was right, those are the super foods and here are the rules of the game:

1. at least 1 super fruit and/or veggie per meal
2. at least 1 super protein per day
3. at least 1 super starch per day
4. at least 1 super fat per day
5. at least 1 nonfat plain yogurt per day
6. at least 1 cup of tea per day
7. start each day with breakfast

One thing I wanted to note - the booklet makes no mention of portion sizes, these are based on your plan sizes.

I'll keep you posted on how its working for me...

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Old 08-21-2008, 07:18 PM   #7  
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Is there anything you can do to make the nonfat plain yogurt taste better? I can't stand it on its own.
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I made mine into a smoothie with the blueberries... still not delicious with the non-fat plain yogurt. I may try adding 1 packet of splenda. Also, I printed out the nutritional value of the dannon light & fit vanilla and the plain yogurt and they are just about the same... not sure why it makes a difference... I'm going to take this to the center today. I'm also going to ask for an alternative because they say that there are alternatives, but they are just not as good as the superfood itself...
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I have added a little Splenda and sprinkle some sugar-free gelatin into my plain yogurt to give it a tolerable flavor..I can't eat it by itself. Too bitter.
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Has anyone tried these tips? Have you seen a increase in weight loss?
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So, are these working Julie? Have you seen some weight loss in the last week?

Just Curious

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I have! I don't know if it's directly tied to the super foods, but I did lose a pound and I've been stuck for quite some time... It might be just that I'm getting a little more variety than I had before.

The things that I have been sticking to EVERYDAY are - switching coffee for green tea, eating a yogurt blended with blueberries, almonds, and cherry tomatos. I always get my grains in with my bread choice and most days I have turkey for lunch.
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Anything more on this guys??
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I know this is an older post, but I just typed this out for someone else and thought I would share it here. Some is already typed out above, but this has the 'sidekicks' and some combos. I haven't tried this yet, but might think about it this week, especially after yesterday! Has anyone else kept up with the super foods and seen any good losses?

Super Foods: Research shows that by choosing & combining certain foods, normal foods available most anywhere, you can maximize your weight loss & improve your health. Super Foods are loaded with nutrients that are crucial to promoting a long and healthy life. Low in calories and/or high fiber. Shown to help prevent and reverse the effects of aging, heart disease, type 2 diabetes, hypertension and certain cancers. They are easy to find, use and at most grocery stores. The right foods can actually change the course of your biochemistry. They increase energy, speeds up metabolism and burns fat which accelerates weight loss.

Fruits: Blueberries, Oranges, Apples, Pomegranate, Kiwi
Vegetables: Spinach, Tomatoes, Broccoli, Onion
Fats: Walnuts, Almonds, Olive Oil, Avocado
Proteins: Salmon, Turkey, Soy, Beans
Starches: Beans, Oats and Whole Grains, Pumpkin, Sweet Potatoes
Dairy: Yogurt
Beverages: Tea (green and black)

Sidekicks: Food with a similar nutrient profile to the original Super Food
Super Food / Sidekick
Blueberries / Purple grapes, Raspberries, Strawberries, Cherries
Pomegranates / Plums
Walnuts / any nut or seed including almonds, pistachios, sunflower seeds, pecans, peanuts
Spinach / Collards, Swiss Chard, Kale, Romaine Lettuce
Broccoli / Brussels Sprouts, Cabbage, Cauliflower
Tomatoes / Watermelon, Pink Grapefruit
Yogurt / Kefir, Skim milk
Salmon / Alaskan Halibut, Chunk light tuna
Turkey / Skinless Chicken Breast
Pumpkin / Butternut Squash, Sweet Potatoes
Oats / Brown Rice, Quinoa, Yellow Corn, Wild Rice

Superfood Combos:
1) 4 oz Turkey Breast, 1/2 c cooked Broccoli, 1/2 c cooked Sweet Potato
2) 3 oz Salmon, 1/3 c Wild Rice, 6 Cherry Tomatoes, 2 c Raw Spinach, 1/2 c cooked Cauliflower
3) 3 c Romaine Lettuce, 4 oz Chicken Breast, 4 Walnut Halves, 17 Sm Purple Grapes
4) 1 Sm Apple, 3/4 c Blueberries, 8 oz Plain non-fat Yogurt
5) 16 oz Green Tea, 1 slice Whole Grain Toast, 1 Sm Orange
6) 8 oz Plain Non-Fat Yogurt, 12 Med Strawberries, 1 c Raspberries, 1/2 c Oats

I also have 3 recipes (Mar-a-Lago Turkey Burger, Turkey Pumpkin Chili and Salmon Taco with Mango and Avocado) that I can share as well.

Actually, what made me think of it was an article on s***k p****e.com /resource/nutrition_articles.asp?id=307 "Over 100 Super Foods"

Anyway, hopefully this helps someone!

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