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Before you read any further, you must read this page. The following Complete Freedom Menus range between 1,600 and 4,000 calories. You must adjust these calories to meet your own personal hunger and metabolic needs. If you have a 1,000 calorie metabolism today, you will not have a 2,000 calorie metabolism tomorrow. Your metabolism will increase gradually. So how do you adjust the menus to meet your personal metabolic needs? Start by writing down exactly what you ate today (or on any "average" day) on the Daily Success Menu Planner on the next page. Then add up your fat grams and calories.
This is absolutely essential for the prevention of unnecessary body-fat gain because, if you are a dieter* or a meal skipper, you must increase your calories very gradually from where you are right now. You should never feel miserably stuffed. You should feel comfortably satisfied. Start by eating six small meals and gradually increase as your metabolism and lean muscle tissue increase.
If you look at a 3,000-calorie menu and you normally eat 1,500 calories, simply cut the portion sizes in half and gradually increase them as your hunger and energy gradually increase.
If you look at a 2,000-calorie menu, and you normally eat 1,000 calories, simply cut each portion size in half. But if you normally eat 4,000 calories, you may want to double each portion size to meet your metabolic needs. And make certain not to exclude one food and double up on another. The balance is essential!
If you do not increase your calories and your high-fiber foods gradually, you may place unnecessary "fat-storing" stress on your body, so please -listen to your body!** You should get hungry for your next meal, not be stuffed all day long, and your calorie needs will vary from day to day. Mine range between 2,000 and 3,500 calories on different days. However, there are days when I'm as high as 4,000 or as low as 1,600. I never worry about calories. I simply listen to my body. Beginners often range between 1,200 and 1,500 calories.
Also, remember that you can mix and match your meals and the foods at your meals as long as you include water, vegetable, grain, protein, and fruit at each meal. (Exception: breakfast vegetables; refer to the Nourishment chapter in your Lean & Free 2000 Plus book for more information.) You may find it very helpful to go through all of the menus and circle the ones (with a yellow highlighter pen) that best fit your personal tastes, budget, time schedule, and overall lifestyle. And choose just seven meals at a time to rotate.
Relax--at last you can eat and enjoy real, normal food! This is truly not a diet. It's a delicious, easy, abundant way of life with enough menus and recipes for an entire lifetime!


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