Fatty foods and protein foods. Especially fatty protein foods.
Fatty foods and protein foods. Especially fatty protein foods.
Yup - fat and protein! I just ate a can of tuna mixed with a coconut-oil-based dressing and a hard-boiled egg with veggies for lunch... and I'm stuffed! I've had this for breakfast and lunch many times and it holds me over for at least 5 hours, usually more.
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Coffee (with 1 tbsp heavy cream) and oil shots (shangri-la diet) are appetite killers for me, as is keeping carbs under 70g a day.
It is very individual and varies from day to day. Generally, choosing a healthy item along the line of what you crave will be the best option. In other words, if you crave starch, go for a potato or some other tuber with no sugar. If you crave meat, load on meat and greens.
Most people can be subdivided into a few 'satiation' categories:
1. low volume that experience satiation from fat: this categorie does amazing on 70+ fat with low carb and lower protein, do great on super-low volume but high caloric sources like highly fatty meats (pork, roast chicken)
2. volumetric satiation: satiates on low caloric bulk, like salads and fruit (normally doesn't seek Primal, since is a happy frutarian or vegetarian anyway)
3. high lean protein and carb satiation - satiates great on classic paleo with about 25-40% fat, and 30% each carb and fat, from not starchy sources. Fish, greens, skinless breasts....
4. combinational satiation: has to combine starch, protein and fat to satiate. This folks will benefit from going beyond Primal and Paleo and adding beans, whole cooked grains and tubers into their diet - or the Perfect Health version of Paleo or a Potato Hack (no fat version... sorry running out of time here)....
If satiation is a problem, taking flavorless oil separately (Shangri La), scheduled eating (intermittent fasting), excluding sugars, cheese, nuts and low volume super-caloric load foods (like very fatty meats) may be helpful as experiments with satiation control
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Grass fed butter, preferably salted. The best diet food out there.
5'0" female, 42 years old.
Started Primal October 31, 2011, at a skinny fat 111.5 lbs.
Current weight: 101.5. lbs and holding steady. Spring yardwork here we come!
Co-worker 1: Needs to lose ~50. Now he wants to start Mayo Clinic Diet. Yeesh. Give it up, man.
Co-worker 2: Needed to lose ~55. Lost 20 from stress. Started Primal in Sept, lost 20 more, but gained 10 back on a carb spree. We're working on it.
Black coffee, very cold water, lean protein, fibrous vegetables, potatoes, eggs, and bland tasting food in general...
That Shangri-la thing sound kind of intriguing. Sometimes my appetite gets out of control, which altho doesn't make me gain thanks to eating Primal, is still super annoying. I'm thinking to give it a try next time I get a flair up.
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Other than that, high fat, moderate protein and low-carb - AKA Ketogenic diet works well as an appetite suppressor for most people. Whether you want to go that route is a whole different question.
Another option is to have a fairly large, high protein breakfast, like approx. 50g of protein and see if it keeps you full for the rest of the day.
SW 150+
GW 125-ish
CW 120-ish
F/34/5'3"
Eggs.
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