Question About Alternative Food
When choosing alternative food, what, besides at least 15g protein and calories, should I be looking at? Is sodim, cholesterol, carbs, fiber...an issue?
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IP ALTERNATES
guidelines are: calories per serving 70-160 ...most non-restricted are 80-120; Restricted under 200 calories less than 30% total calories from fat (take the calories from fat, multiply by 3 - if it's lower than the total calories you're fine).. if not shown, fat calories x9 = calories from fat Less than 17g NET carbs (subtract Dietary fiber from total carbs) 8g or less NET carbs = unrestricted 9g to 15g NET carbs = restricted (once per day only) 15g to 17g NET carbs = super restricted (twice a week only) 12g protein or more (most IP packets have 15-18).DON’T go much above 20 regularly |
Thank you for the info!
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Hi, this is great info! can you give an example of foods that are like that? Also, a burning question that I have.... Aside from the additional calories, what is the downside of having more protein than the average planned for the day. In other words, if I am hungry and I go for homemade jerky (which has essentially no carbs, cured with spices and vinegar), what is the downside? Any thoughts on that?
Thanks, Tee |
There is a school of thought that excess protein can be metabolized as glucose, and a big part of IP is limiting glucose spikes / resting the pancreas
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I occasionally add a boiled egg as a snack if I am having a really bad "hangry" day (2oz extra protein but no carbs) My coach said that would be ok and it does help curb my hungries!
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