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Weight loss meal plans - something that I can follow without thinking too much

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Lolypoly14 · 20/03/2025 10:48

I’ve gained so much weight the last few years and nothing I do is shifting it.

I thought I was eating fairly ok, but I’ve just hit 12 stone so clearly not.

I need some kind of plan or book I can follow with that tells me what to eat with easy, quick recipes. By the time I get home from work, I don’t have a whole lot of time for faffing.

I go to the gym twice a week plus a personal trainer session once a week and DH and I play tennis (badly) once a week. I’m a bit more toned than I used to be, but my weight is just increasing.

I’ve had a bit of a Google, but there’s so much choice my head is spinning so can anyone recommend anything that has worked for them.

Thank you!!

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thenewaveragebear1983 · 20/03/2025 16:36

Ask chat gpt- say what you want, eg. I want a meal plan with average calories of 1300 a day, low carb/ high protein or whatever, then ask it for a meal plan, a shopping list, and recipes. You can then ask it to tweak it, eg. Make 2 days veggie or whatever. If you want things that cook in 10 mins, or can be batch cooked and frozen etc, specify that as well.

JinglingSpringbells · 20/03/2025 17:26

My advice if you don't want faff is to focus on simple meals.

Breakfast- 200mgs 5% Greek yoghurt and fruit. Or 2 eggs any way. Or small bowl of porridge (but not the ready made stuff as it contains sugar.)

Lunch and Dinner - a slab of protein like chicken, salmon fillet, other fish, tinned fish (sardines or salmon), lean meat, 3-egg omelette, small piece of cheese, stir fry, small wholewheat pasta dish with a simple sauce, (look at what 'small' is online), soup.
Loads of veg (5 a day) either steamed or raw in a salad. 3 portions of fruit.

Depending on what you choose, you might want to add a small portion of wholegrain rice (1 tablespoon), a slice or wholegrain bread, or oats.

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