Lesplease wrote:Can you do a layout with times and servings?
Thai and Chinese won't do you many favors. The sauces, delicious though they may be (I'm a huge sucker for Thai, and I live next to a restaurant, I walk by it every day, ugh), are generally fatty and sugary. And not the good kind of fatty and sugary.
Cholesterol issues generally mean you should watch saturated fat intake, so limiting fatty meats is a good way to go. Have you tried soluble fiber interventions? They are effective in certain individuals ( step mother is one, she got off her meds just by eating oatmeal!) Cardio can also raise your HDL levels, though again, only in certain populations. Some people also see positive results with the use of n-3 FAs. Flax, fish, nuts or supplements can help with your intake if it is low.
Protein should be no more than about 30-35g at a time, any more than that and it will get wasted, since you can only use so much at once.
Does that help any?
Yes, you're helping me a lot.. thank you for taking your time..
I'm also trying to eat more fiber but somehow I don't like eating oatmeal.. LOL.. I have bags and bags of oatmeal in pantry just sitting there..
Anyway, cholesterol has come down quite a bit.. it used to be as high as 290 when I was in 30s.. good thing good cholesterol is high also.. last time I checked, it was down to 230 but doctor said it's still too high.. I have another test coming up in January and if it is still high, doctor will put me on medicaiton and i don't want that..
BTW, I've been to Miami/Ft.Lauderdale area many times.. a lot of great Thai places to eat!
Thanks again for ur help..