Morning Blood Sugar: 110 not surprising considering I over ate last night. I sure felt miserable.
Exercise: JR's live workout this morning.. The stair workout, very low impact and only one flight for each one...I could actually jump up 2 stairs today. (Better than one, not quite the 3 I am aiming for!) I was surprised I did it! 5 pushups and lots of walking.
Breakfast:
Time:8:00
Hunger Level *: 3
Ate: Monkey bread my dad made and sent home with us last night. It was yummy.
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Snack:
Time:10:00
Hunger Level*: 3
Ate:the rest of the monkey bread.
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Lunch:
Time:1:30
Hunger Level*: 3
Ate: Taco soup with added spinach, cheese and tortilla chips.
Comments:I broke up some spinach and added it in as I was warming it. Couldn't tell it was there. I think I will do that more often. :-)
Snack:
Time: 4
Hunger Level*: 2
Ate: ovaltine in milk, two oranges
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Dinner:
Time: 6:30
Hunger Level*: 3
Ate: veggies and chicken pillows
Comments:
Water intake: 64 oz
Daily Wins: Mopped the floor in the kitchen, organized the spice cupboard, surpassed 10k steps. Feeling tired yet accomplished.
Health Challenge Tally:
Eat a Healthy Breakfast (1)
Drink 64 oz water (2 pt) check
Eat 2 fruits (1) check
Eat 3 Veg (2)check
30 min of cardio(2) check
No Treats (1) check
Health Supplement (1) check
Post a Health Tip (2) check
2015 Goals:
1. Post a total of 365 days on the blog
2. Run a 10 min mile
3. Squat 95 lbs
3. Squat 95 lbs
4. Complete morning and evening routines on a daily basis. (100 days straight!)
5. Weekly meal planning
**Hunger Scale is from 0-10 with zero being absolutely empty, ravenous and 10 being so stuffed that you are absolutely sick.
0--Empty
1--Ravenous
3--Set
4--Pangs
5--Neutral
6.5--Satisfied
8--Full
9--Stuffed
10--Sick
"Every time you start to eat, check your hunger level. Ideally, aim for around a level of 3 to begin eating. If you are at a 5 or above, you are not biologically hungry. If you are at 2 or lower, you're likely over hungry and at risk for overeating." Scale and comments taken from the book "Intuitive Eating" by Evelyn Tribole and Elyse Resch.
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