“Your body can withstand almost anything, it’s your mind you have to convince”
Trust me I understand. Being at home makes calorie control that much harder
Especially if you’re actually physically stuck at home
With the kitchen whispering suggestive, thought provoking words in your ear
Here are my 4 suggestions for you:
1. Write it the heck down!
Get a pen and a piece of paper and draw a grid
Down the left I want you to write Monday through to Sunday
Across the top you will have a column for breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks
Plan plan plan, write write write
Your organisation leaves you much more likely to stay on track
It gives you a focus
2. Do NOT, I mean do NOT panic buy!
When you go to shop you’re probably going to want to hoard… just in case
But that isn’t a reason to buy a load of high calorie, nutrient poor snacks
Stick to bulk buying for the meals you have planned out above
Then if the snacks are not in the house, you can’t eat them
Trust me, you’ll thank me post self-isolation
3. Use cheap, bulky ingredients
Buying foods that are long lasting is key
For example frozen fruit + veg
Beans, chickpeas, lentils
Tinned soup, coconut milk, dried fruit, protein bars/ shakes
Minimize the amount of trips you take to the shop/ delivery drivers’ time
You can batch cook meals with this type of food
All the benefits of this as you will save money too!
4. Be wise, wiser than you have ever been with your time
See this as a positive period of time
You have more time than ever to sit down and THINK
Think deeply about your goals, what you want to achieve, and the best way to go about doing that
Think what you like/ don’t like doing
Never have you been in a better place to formulate your own personalised plan of your dreams
So trust me I understand. Being at home makes calorie control that much harder
But self-isolation doesn’t equal weight gain
Only if you let it!
Any questions or comments please do let me know! Yours In Health,
Steph <3
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