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the plan A higher protein, low GI weight loss plan for adults up to 50 years About Benefits of eating from key food groups Eating a variety of foods from these key food groups in the right portion sizes helps the you get all the nutrients you need for good health. Plan Protein-rich foods such as lean Wholegrain, high fibre and low GI meat, fish and eggs for iron, zinc, grain foods for carbohydrate, If you need to lose weight and improve your cholesterol, blood pressure or vitamin B12 and dietary fibre, thiamin, folate blood glucose levels, this plan can help you. omega-3 and iodine The Live Well Plan shows you how to make simple changes to your diet and lifestyle to lose weight and improve your health so you have more energy to enjoy life. There are three parts to The Live Well Plan: 1 A higher protein, low Glycemic Index (GI) eating plan 2 Advice on regular exercise Dairy foods for calcium, riboflavin, Vegetables for vitamin C, folate, 3 Tips to achieve mindful eating vitamin B12 potassium, beta-carotene and protein and dietary fibre The eating plan encourages a variety of protein-rich and low GI foods without cutting out carbs and explains how to choose foods from key food groups in the right portion sizes to help you lose weight. Benefits of a higher protein, low GI eating plan: 3 Scientifically proven to lose weight and body fat Fruit for vitamin C, potassium Oils and spreads for essential 3 More filling so you are less likely to feel hungry and dietary fibre fatty acids and vitamins D & E 3 Helps lower blood pressure and triglycerides (fat in the blood) 3 Helps manage cholesterol and blood glucose (sugar in the blood) 2 3 Eating plan The recommended units per day for each food group are based on a higher protein weight loss plan. Use this eating plan as a guide to control your weight*. Meat & alternatives Grains & cereal foods Dairy foods Fruit Vegetables Oils and spreads 3 units 4 units 2 ½ units 2 units At least 5 units 3 units To enhance variety and meet your Choose a variety of wholegrain, Choose a variety of mostly reduced Choose a variety of choices over Choose at least 3 different Choose a variety of healthier oils nutritional needs, base your # coloured vegetables each day and spreads such as canola, olive higher fibre and low GI choices or low fat choices over the week the week meals around: and sunflower • Six units of beef and lamb a week, spread over 3 to 4 meals, for iron and zinc 1 unit = 1 unit = 1 unit = 1 unit = 1 unit = • Fish twice a week for omega-3 • 1 slice (40g) of bread, half a • 1 cup (250ml) milk or calcium • 1 medium piece or 2 small pieces • ½ cup (75g) cooked vegetables • 1 tsp. oil (e.g. canola, olive, • Legumes 2 to 3 times a week for bread roll or flat bread fortified soy milk of fruit (150g) sunflower) dietary fibre • 1 cup salad or green • Up to 6 eggs a week • 2/3 cup (30g) high fibre • ¾ cup (200g) yoghurt • 1 cup (150g) diced or canned fruit leafy vegetables • 1 tsp. margarine spread breakfast cereal flakes • 2 slices (40g) cheese (no added sugar) • 1 medium tomato 1 unit = • ¼ cup (30g) muesli • ½ cup (120g) ricotta cheese • 30g dried fruit • ½ medium potato or sweet • 100g (raw weight) meat trimmed • ½ cup (120g) cooked porridge potato^ of fat (beef, lamb, veal, chicken, • ½ cup (75-120g) cooked pasta, pork, turkey), fresh or canned fish rice, noodles, couscous, barley, ^ A unit of potato or sweet potato • 2 eggs quinoa etc. can be substituted for one of your • 1 cup (150g) cooked or canned • 3 crisp breads (35g) grains and cereal units. legumes/beans e.g. lentils, • 1 crumpet (60g) or English chickpeas (no added salt) muffin (35g) • 170g tofu • 30g nuts and/or seeds (no added salt) Free foods - Low in kilojoules. Eat as desired. Treats 2 serves PER WEEK (optional) Vegetables and salad Add flavours to meals Drinks 1 unit = 1 glass (150ml) wine 2 plain sweet biscuits Eat vegetables freely† For example: chilli sauce, clear Drink mainly water. You can such as capsicum, carrots, 1 bottle (375ml) light beer 1 small packet potato crisps (20g) cauliflower, celery, cucumber, green beans, lettuce, soups/broths (salt reduced), curry also have tea, cocoa, diet 20g chocolate Or other food up to the value of ~ 450kJ mushrooms, peas, pumpkin, tomatoes, zucchini etc. powder, garlic, ginger, herbs, spices, drinks (e.g. diet cordial) and †excludes potato and sweet potato lemon juice, mustard, vinegar etc. mineral water (unflavoured). * Your daily kilojoule (kJ) requirements will vary depending on your height, weight, activity levels and the amount of weight you need to lose. The units per day for each food group are recommendations only and do not cover special dietary # Visit www.gisymbol.com.au for more information about the Glycemic Index. requirements e.g. vegetarian or allergies. Consult an Accredited Practising Dietitian (APD) for tailored dietary advice. 4 5 Planning meals These weekday and weekend examples show you how you can plan your meals to meet your daily units. WEEKDAY EXAMPLE MEAT/ALT GRAINS DAIRY FRUIT VEG OILS WEEKEND EXAMPLE MEAT/ALT GRAINS DAIRY FRUIT VEG OILS Breakfast Breakfast Bowl of high fibre, low GI cereal (30g) 1 grain 1 dairy 1 fruit 2 eggs omelette (with 20g reduced fat 1 meat/alt2 grains1 ½ dairy 1 vegetable 2 oil/spr and low fat milk (250ml) topped with cheese, tomato and mushrooms), 2 sliced fresh fruit (150g) slices soy & linseed toast and 2 tsp. eads margarine spread 1 skim latte or cappuccino (250ml) Lunch Morning tea 1 dairy Thai beef salad (100g rump steak, raw 1 meat/alt1 grain1 dairy1 fruit 2 vegetables 1 low fat yoghurt (200g) weight), ½ cup cooked noodles & plenty (2 cups) of salad vegetables e.g. tomato, cucumber, rocket, carrot & bean sprouts Lunch 1 low fat yoghurt (200g) with 150g Wholegrain bread sandwich (2 slices) 1 meat/alt2 grains½ dairy 1 vegetable 2 oil/spr strawberries with canned tuna (100g), 1 slice (20g) Dinner reduced fat cheese, 1 cup salad and eads Chicken casserole (100g diced 1 meat/alt1 grain 1 fruit 4 vegetables 1 oil/spr 2 tsp. margarine spread chicken breast, raw weight), ½ cup cooked couscous, 2 cups cooked ead mixed vegetables e.g. mushrooms, Afternoon tea carrot and broccoli and 1 tsp. olive oil 1 piece fresh fruit 1 meat/alt 1 fruit 150g fresh fruit salad 30g almonds & walnuts Treats TREAT 1 glass wine (150ml) 1 tr Dinner 1 meat/alt1 grain 4 vegetables 1 oil/spr eat Beef stir-fry (100g stir-fry strips, raw weight), ½ cup cooked basmati rice, Total daily units 1 3 4 2½ 2 7 3 2 cups cooked mixed vegetables ead e.g. bok choy, carrot, mushrooms, capsicum and 1 tsp. canola oil Free food vegetable soup Total daily units 3 4 2½ 2 5 3 Create a soup with any combination of vegetables and salt reduced stock e.g. tomato, pumpkin, peas, carrot, zucchini, cauliflower, silverbeet, leeks, celery, mushrooms etc. TIP: combine units to make a portion Free food salad 3 100g lean beef mince + 1 cup kidney beans = 2 units of meat/alternatives Create a salad using any combination of vegetables e.g. lettuce, rocket, baby 3 1 cup pasta = 2 units grains/cereals spinach, shallots, tomato, cucumber, carrot, capsicum, asparagus, celery etc. 6 7
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