Meal Plan Examples
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Example 1:
Breakfast: Greek yogurt with strawberries and oats. Snack: Baby carrots with homemade hummus Lunch: Whole-grain sandwich with precooked turkey beast sliced and vegetables (can be pre-made for quick to grab without mayo or mustard- and no lunch meat-- the meat should be grilled or cooked skinless chicken breast sliced for sandwiches or baked turkey beast sliced etc.) Snack: Homemade Chocolate Protein bar Dinner: Homemade chicken salad with celery, ranch dressing. Snack: A piece of fruit or cup of fruit for dessert (orange or kiwi or berries such as a medley of strawberries, blueberries, blackberries and raspberries). |
Example 2:
Breakfast: Omelet with veggies (peppers, baby spinach), and tomatoes. Snack: Small banana with nut butter (peanut butter low sodium.. but there are others out there) Lunch: Whole-grain sandwich, with leftover grilled chicken, cheese and fresh vegetables Snack: Baby carrots with homemade hummus Dinner: Meat lasagna. (individual homemade lasagna containers placed in the freezer) Snack: Mixed, unsalted trail mix of nuts sprinkled on top of frozen yogurt |
Example 3:
Breakfast: Oatmeal with raisins, walnuts and cinnamon. Snack: Small apple with nut butter Lunch: Salad with tomatoes, grilled chicken and cheese with Italian dressing. Snack: Celery with cream cheese Dinner: Homemade pizza topped with cheese and vegetables Snack: Smoothie (usually pre-made sandwich baggies (fruit and/or veggies) in the freezer for quick to grab then all that would be need is almond milk or juice) |
Disclaimers-
**Meal Plan Examples- can be modified for taste, allergies, other ailments, medication interference, deficiencies etc...
For those with COPD-- Dairy does NOT cause more mucus but can cause existing mucus to become thicker so substitute with non-dairy products like almond milk or soy milk products or take steps to keep mucus thin rather than miss out on the calcium, vitamin D, and other nutrients that dairy products can provide. To help thin the mucus- drink lots of water (unless CHF or have other issues that prevent lots of water) and use an airway device (ie Intrapulmonary Percussive Ventilation (IPV) device) to help with lessening the existing mucus.
This is just the tip of what a nutrition session can do... Email for further suggestions or help or schedule a session today!
Liability…
And, of course, here’s the standard disclaimer:
The statements expressed herein pertaining to foods and herbs have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.
This website and related services are not intended to give medical advice, make diagnoses, or hinder you from seeking care from a licensed medical professional. Any of the resources suggested by the owner of this site are for information purposes only, publicly available to anyone, and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. You are encouraged to consult your healthcare provider before making any changes in diet or lifestyle. The information given by the owner of this site is not intended to replace the services or instructions of a physician, therapist or qualified healthcare provider. It is the individual’s responsibility to evaluate and choose service providers that they believe will satisfy their requirements and provide care that will meet their needs
**Meal Plan Examples- can be modified for taste, allergies, other ailments, medication interference, deficiencies etc...
For those with COPD-- Dairy does NOT cause more mucus but can cause existing mucus to become thicker so substitute with non-dairy products like almond milk or soy milk products or take steps to keep mucus thin rather than miss out on the calcium, vitamin D, and other nutrients that dairy products can provide. To help thin the mucus- drink lots of water (unless CHF or have other issues that prevent lots of water) and use an airway device (ie Intrapulmonary Percussive Ventilation (IPV) device) to help with lessening the existing mucus.
This is just the tip of what a nutrition session can do... Email for further suggestions or help or schedule a session today!
Liability…
And, of course, here’s the standard disclaimer:
The statements expressed herein pertaining to foods and herbs have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.
This website and related services are not intended to give medical advice, make diagnoses, or hinder you from seeking care from a licensed medical professional. Any of the resources suggested by the owner of this site are for information purposes only, publicly available to anyone, and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. You are encouraged to consult your healthcare provider before making any changes in diet or lifestyle. The information given by the owner of this site is not intended to replace the services or instructions of a physician, therapist or qualified healthcare provider. It is the individual’s responsibility to evaluate and choose service providers that they believe will satisfy their requirements and provide care that will meet their needs
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