Losing weight isn’t solely about exercising but also about keeping tabs on what you eat. However, preparing healthy meals every day can sometimes feel like a challenge. Some days, you just want to fall back on easy, go-to meals that are both nutritious and satisfying. This way you won’t require too much effort to whip up a meal because you already have a designated repertoire of go-to healthy meals.
Breanna Butts, a Keto coach for women, took to Instagram to share 5 meals that will reduce the hassle of constant meal planning. She integrated these 5 meals in her fitness plan and dropped to 66 kg from 86 kg.
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5 meals which she ate
The meals she shared include everything from breakfast, lunch, to dinner and can be enjoyed interchangeably. From protein-rich options, superseeds like chia to refreshing fruit smoothies, these meals provide a balanced mix of nutrients to support weight loss.
These are the meals she shared:
- Taco bowls
- Egg bites
- Teriyaki chicken
- Chia seed pudding
- Avocado smoothie
Celebrities who stick to the same meals
Eating meals in a set cycle isn’t a new concept that’s surging on social media. Celebrities like Katrina Kaif and Virat Kohli too follow similar routines. Katrina Kaif sticks to homemade food and follows the 2MAD (Two Meals a Day) diet with intermittent fasting, eating just two meals a day.
To read more about Katrina Kaif’s same diet plan, click here.
Virat Kohli too can eat the same foods with no fuss. In an interview with Star Sports,he said, “Because everyone can go to the gym and work hard. But with food, it is different because you have tastebuds. It is linked to your mind wanting something and not wanting something. You have to persevere there; it is something I figured out quite early. I can eat the same thing for the next 6 months, 3 times a day. I have no issues at all.”
To read more about Virat Kohli’s diet, click here.
Note to readers: This article is for informational purposes only and not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always seek the advice of your doctor with any questions about a medical condition.
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