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Chicken meat contains many useful amino acids that have a beneficial effect on health. Most nutritionists recommend the chicken diet as it is low in calories, nutritious and allows you to quickly get the desired result.
Pros of the Chicken Diet Diet
The advantages of the chicken diet are:
- The optimal amount of protein in food – this helps in the process of losing weight by burning adipose tissue.
- Satiety – chicken breast combined with vegetables gives a feeling of satiety for a long time.
- Chicken meat has much less fat than other types of meat.
- Chicken meat is absorbed by the body much easier, and it is more affordable, unlike rabbit meat and turkey, which also belong to dietary varieties.
- The chicken diet has a varied diet. Therefore, you can combine chicken meat with vegetables, dairy products, cereals (except wheat, semolina) and fruits (except banana and grapes).
Cons of the chicken diet
Now let’s talk about the cons:
- The chicken diet cannot be balanced enough, as it is devoid of “healthy” fats. It is not recommended to stick to such a diet for more than 1 week.
- Only completely healthy people can try such a diet. If you have any health problems, you should consult your doctor before starting a diet.
- Chicken meat can provoke an allergy if you have a tendency.
Menu for the week for the chicken diet
During the chicken diet, you need to drink enough water (30 ml per 1 kg of weight), herbal teas are also acceptable. It is best to choose white meat for a diet, because it contains the least calories. Chicken breast can be boiled, steamed, baked, but not fried. The calorie content of your daily diet should not exceed more than 1200 kcal.
COUNCIL
The number of meals should be at least 5 times a day.
For the duration of the diet, we exclude from the food basket: sugar, salt, mayonnaise, ketchup, honey, bread, muffins, sausages, bananas, grapes, potatoes, corn, semolina, wheat, sweet sparkling water, packaged juices and alcohol.
Day 1
Breakfast: Boiled breast with vegetable salad (cucumber, tomato, greens)
Snack: cabbage and cucumber salad
Lunch: Braised chicken breast with buckwheat
Snack 2: Apple
Dinner: Boiled chicken breast with salad
Day 2
Breakfast: Boiled chicken breast
Snack: Steamed chicken fillet with 1 tomato and 1 cucumber
Lunch: Rice with boiled chicken breast, 1 cucumber and 1 tomato
Snack 2: Steamed breast fillet, celery, cucumber and cabbage salad
Dinner: Boiled poultry fillet with eggplant caviar
Day 3
Breakfast: Steamed chicken and salad vegetables
Snack: Boiled chicken, medium apple
Lunch: Baked chicken breast with quinoa
Snack 2: Steamed chicken fillet with broccoli
Dinner: Chicken broth with breast and vegetables
Day 4
Breakfast: Steamed breast fillet with cucumber
Snack: Steamed chicken fillet with tomato
Lunch: Baked brisket with vegetable salad
Snack 2: Steamed breast with 2 cucumbers
Dinner: Boiled poultry fillet, white cabbage salad
Day 5
Breakfast: Barley porridge and boiled poultry fillet
Snack: Steamed chicken fillet
Lunch: Boiled breast with boiled beans
Snack 2: Steamed breast and 1 cucumber
Dinner: Boiled chicken fillet, cucumber, tomato and bell pepper salad
Day 6
Breakfast: Boiled poultry breast and vegetable salad
Snack: Steamed brisket, 2 cucumbers
Lunch: Boiled breast, coleslaw
Snack 2: Steamed poultry fillet 100 gr and 1 bell pepper
Dinner: Boiled fillet, grated beetroot salad
Day 7
Breakfast: Buckwheat porridge with boiled chicken breast
Snack: Salad of fresh vegetables with baked brisket
Lunch: Celery soup, boiled chicken fillet
Snack 2: Steamed chicken fillet with lettuce
Dinner: Boiled chicken fillet with vegetable stew
The results
Following a chicken diet, you can lose weight from 2 to 6 kilograms per week. The final figure on the scale will depend on compliance with all the rules and on the products that you will use. Keep in mind that the chicken diet is designed for intense exercise, so you can easily include sports. And this, in turn, will help you lose unnecessary weight even faster and improve your health.
Dietitian Reviews
Hismatullina Raushaniya, a dietitian and endocrinologist:
As a nutritionist, I am against any diets that cannot be used in the long term. The chicken diet is another low-calorie protein diet that promises rapid weight loss. But “fast” does not mean stable and healthy.
I am for a balanced diet, when proteins, fats and complex carbohydrates are present in sufficient quantities; there is a rotation of products (that is, the food is varied and mono-diets are not applied). And, of course, the diet should be simple, from affordable and familiar products.
The chicken diet, like many different variations of low-calorie diets, does not saturate us with important micro and macro nutrients. At the same time, it can even harm some with impaired kidney function, an increase in uric acid in the blood.
Therefore, I wish everyone who wants to lose weight NOT to chase a beautiful picture. The most important thing is that your diet brings you pleasure and heals you!