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Atkins Diet
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Are you interested in starting a weight loss journey that will actually lead you to success? Have you struggled to find a balanced diet that you actually enjoy? Are you looking for the ultimate guide to help you progressively lose weight in a way that's realistic and efficient? 

The Atkins Diet may just be the answer you've been searching for. With the Atkins diet, you can start making real progress toward your weight loss goals without starving yourself or eating foods you hate. 

 What is the Atkins Diet? The Atkins Diet follows these general principles: 

  • *Eating foods that are high in protein and healthy fats. 
  • *Restricting carbohydrates (at first) and gradually incorporating healthier carbs, such as fruits and vegetables.
  • *Avoiding foods that are high in carbohydrates, sugar and sodium, such as soda, cakes, white breads and pasta.
  • *Eating filling, wholesome meals that are full of real, natural foods made with ingredients that you can actually pronounce the names of. 
  • *Following four progressive phases of dieting to help you gradually transition from initiating weight loss to living a healthier lifestyle and maintaining your dream weight.
  • *Incorporating easy-to-follow recipes into your diet that actually taste good and satisfy your appetite while helping you lose weight, burn fat and boost your energy levels. 

What are the four phases of the Akins diet and how can they help you lose weight? 

  • Phase 1: This is the induction stage where you avoid most carbs and focus on eating protein and healthy fats to keep you energized and allow your body to enter the state of ketosis. 
  • Phase 2: During this phase, your body should now be in ketosis and you should be burning fat and even experiencing weight loss. 
  • Phase 3: This phase is the pre-maintenance phase where you can start introducing some carbs back into your diet to help you find your perfect carb balance. 
  • Phase 4: This is the final maintenance stage where you can start your new low-carb lifestyle and enjoy a lifetime of eating healthy, balanced food while maintaining a healthy weight.  

How can this book help you achieve your weight loss goals and improve your quality of life? 

  • *This book contains information about the Atkins diet and how to start burning fat so you can lose weight fast and start seeing real results. 
  • This book offers useful tips on how to start living a healthier lifestyle while tackling common pitfalls that people face when beginning a new relationship with food. 
  • This book provides dozens of delicious recipe ideas for each of the different phases of the Atkins diet, so you can find inspiration for meals that you can start making at home. 
  • This book is full of inspirational advice and weight loss strategies that you can use to go from attempting to lose weight to actually shedding pounds in just 30 days!

With the help of this book, you can use the Atkins Diet to kick-start your weight loss journey Become the healthier version of yourself that you've always wanted to be!

LanguageEnglish
PublisherSarah Stewart
Release dateAug 2, 2019
ISBN9781393662426
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    Atkins Diet - Sarah Stewart

    Atkins Diet

    The 30 Day Guide for Shedding Weight and Living a Healthier Lifestyle

    Sarah Stewart

    Atkins Diet: The 30 Day Guide for Shedding Weight and Living a Healthier Lifestyle

    © 2017 SARAH STEWART

    All Rights Reserved

    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    Introduction to the Atkins Diet

    What is the Atkins Diet?

    How Does the Atkins Diet Work to Help Lose Weight?

    Embracing Protein and Fat

    Avoiding Carbohydrates (At First)

    A Note About Dietary Restrictions

    What Foods are Accepted or Restricted in the Atkins Diet?

    Is the Atkins Diet Right for Me?

    Chapter One: Planning and Preparation

    Shopping Tips

    What You’ll Need to Begin

    Chapter Two: Phase 1 Tips and Recipes

    Breakfast

    Cheesy Omelet with Avocado

    Scrambled Eggs with Salmon

    Steak and Eggs

    Lunch and Snacks

    Baked Chicken with Broccoli

    Salad with Hard Boiled Egg

    Chicken Broth

    Entrees

    Chicken and Vegetable Stir-fry

    Coconut Garlic Spice Prawns

    Grilled Fish with Green Beans

    Stuffed Parmesan Mushrooms (Vegetarian)

    Dessert

    Sugar Free Jell-O Dessert

    Chapter Three: Phase 2 Tips and Recipes

    Breakfast

    Turkey Sausage with Egg and Veggies

    Protein Pancakes

    Tart Green Protein Smoothie

    Lunch and Snacks

    Chef’s Salad with Bacon

    Protein Trail Mix

    Buffalo Chicken Wings with Blue Cheese Dipping Sauce

    Entrees

    Beef Sauté with Bell Peppers, Onions and Cheese

    Grilled Pork Tenderloin with Cabbage Apple Slaw

    Cauliflower Pizza with Tomato and Bacon

    Dessert

    Coconut Cookies

    Chapter Four: Phase 3 Tips and Recipes

    Breakfast

    Mixed Berry Parfait

    Cinnamon Waffles

    Spicy Veggie Egg Breakfast Burrito

    Lunch and Snacks

    Cheeseburger Stuffed Peppers

    Peanut Chicken Skewers

    Butternut Squash Soup with Sour Cream

    Entrees

    Foil Packet Fish and Vegetables

    Seared Steak with Mashed Cauliflower

    Chicken Cheese Stuffed Quesadillas

    Dessert

    Berries and Cream

    Chapter Five: Phase 4 Tips and Recipes

    Breakfast

    Creamy Oatmeal with Fruit

    Chocolate Protein Shake

    Spicy Chorizo Frittata

    Lunch and Snacks

    Spiced Zucchini Bread

    Crunchy Lemon Tuna Salad

    White Bean and Garlic Dip

    Entrees

    Thai-Style Chicken Curry with Carrots and Broccoli

    Maple Mustard Baked Salmon with Sweet Potato

    Fruity Turkey Burgers

    Dessert

    Bittersweet Chocolate Frosted Brownies

    Conclusion

    Introduction to the Atkins Diet

    Do you have goals for losing weight and keeping away the pounds for years to come? At its core, weight loss involves consuming less calories than your body burns in a day. For many people, it’s so much more than that. So many things get factored into the equation, such as lifestyle, genetics, medical history and attitude. Weight loss can be an emotional experience. Don’t worry! There’s a few things you can try to help you lose weight quickly and successfully. More importantly, there are certain diets that are designed to help you turn healthy eating into a long-term lifestyle so you can enjoy maintaining a healthy weight for years to come and avoid gaining in the future.

    Healthy weight loss isn’t just about eating less calories. It’s about eating the right amount of vitamins, nutrients and protein that your body needs to live and thrive. Sometimes the things you eat are more important than how much or how frequently you eat. While it’s important to consume food in moderation and stick to a daily calorie intake appropriate for your body, the things you put into your body are some of the primary drivers in weight loss.

    This is especially true when it comes to burning fat; if you want to burn more fat in your body, what you eat matters. Burning fat by starving yourself is NOT a healthy way to lose weight. Instead, you can try a meal plan that encourages your body to target and burn fat more efficiently. One such diet is known as the Atkins diet.

    The Atkins diet is a diet plan for weight loss that involves gradual changes in eating habits to promote a healthier lifestyle. The focus of the Atkins diet centers around foods that are high in protein and healthy fat, and avoiding foods that are high in carbohydrates. This is easier said than done. That’s why the Atkins diet is divided up into four stages to help you transition your diet and aid your body in dealing with the changes effectively. There are four Phases, starting from eating veggie-only carbs all the way to making a balanced diet part of your lifestyle to ensure you don’t gain back the weight.

    I’ll be showing you some tips and strategies for how to get started on your weight loss journey using the Atkins diet. I will be discussing a more flexible and healthful version of the Atkins diet so that you will be able to adapt it to your individual needs and still see results in 30 days or less. I’ll also provide you with easy, simple recipes for each Phase of the Atkins diet.

    Everyone has different preferences, dietary habits, special nutritional needs, and so on; that’s why it’s important that you find a diet plan that you can customize to your personal situation. My goal is that you can take these recipes and adapt them to your unique needs and preferences.

    What is the Atkins Diet?

    The Atkins diet was first introduced to the public by Dr. Robert C. Atkins, a physician and cardiologist. Dr. Atkins wrote a book in 1972 about his diet that he developed around the idea of emphasizing protein and fat while restricting carbohydrate consumption. Although his book was a best-seller, it faced a lot of controversy and his work is still criticized even after his passing in 2003. What was so controversial about the Atkins diet?

    Dr. Atkin suggested that starchy carbohydrates cause people to gain weight and feel hungry. Some doctors and nutritionists argue that some forms of carbohydrates (for example, brown rice) are actually quite healthy and can help people lose weight. Additionally, consuming more protein from foods with trans fats (for example, red meat) can also cause weight gain.

    You might be wondering: is the Atkins diet good for me or not? In this version of the Atkins diet that I’ll be discussing, we’ll still be focusing on a high protein, low carb diet but with more restrictions on trans fats and less restrictions on fiber.

    The idea is to eat food that helps your body burn fat more quickly and makes you feel fuller for longer. Protein and fat will do that, but eating too much of the "wrong

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