@carolyn9588
Thank you Dr. Lyon. I’m having great success with your advice. Two words: COTTAGE CHEESE - it’s like my ice cream anymore!
@PeaceIsJesusChrist
* Greek yogurt (non fat has more protein). * Ground beef. Both are relatively inexpensive foods and are high in protein relative to calories (if you get lean meat, like 93/7). And try to do grassfed and pasture raised—this also helps the animals. I refuse to support factory farms given how they treat the animals. Nobody would be okay with their pets being treated so cruelly.
@DarkskullAnderson
Gabrielle you look badass, bring back this look again 🔥. I've never seen you with this kind of outfit on before, I was like wow!
@Mandy-n2d8x
I’m doing this now, making my chicken breast for the week. Ready salads on the side. 😊 It’s easy!!!!!! Breakfast boiled eggs and Argula side of Avacodo,lunch chicken and salad Dinner 2 prime steak sliders and salad . Snack fruit and yogurt. Easy
@irondrini17
12-16 meals prepped weekly❤
@heatherharmon2679
I’ve been mixing ground chicken with egg whites and herbs and eat 5 oz every morning with an egg. Lol. I front load in case I can’t get as much later. Nonfat Greek yogurt or oats mixed with protein makes getting protein easy.
@nothanksmegan
The DRI calculator results says I, an active 112lb breastfeeding mother should eat 2,525 calories per day, but recommends only 67g of protein. However it gives a range for carbohydrates and fat. (Carbs it says 288-418 😳). It also says “as low as possible” for saturated fat and cholesterol. Nutrition guidelines in this country are insanely flawed. I hope you testified at congress!
@Wizardesss
I make a bulk lot of tvp and lentils and cook it up like a nacho mince. It's so cheap, easy and loaded with protein plus cruelty free!!!! And I pair it up with a tofu cream cheese which is also loaded with protein!!!! It's so satisfying to know that I can eat lots of protein, leucine and hit all the essential aminos needed to build muscle, and do it with the least amount of damage to the planet and its inhabitants 💖🌏 'Convenience' is what is doing so much damage to the HEALTH OF EVERYTHING, ITS NOT JUST ABOUT YOU AND YOUR LIFE...
@Michele-rva
I think the planning is the bigges too eggs are huge recently learned you can make hard boiled eggs in the instant pot with a game changer. The only thing with eating your protein first is if you do a veggie starter you stabilize your glucose spikes so it will help tremendously With everything health related plus it will keep you from having cravings later glucose revolution channel has a lot of cool tips. Also drinking apple cider vinegar will help your muscles suck up any carbohydrates if you take it with a meal where you have carbohydrates also I have come to love sardines they are so convenient. Just make sure you buy some with a high-quality olive oil, but they can be stuck in your purse in your car in your diaper bag in your pantry.
@mariakaralis
Thank you for all your work in this area. I eat my protein first and recommend this to all my clients! Keep up the amazing work and shining a light on this forgotten macronutrient!
@CantrellBeau
I love adding pasteurized egg whites to protein drinks. cottage cheese also adds a good protein punch to protein drinks and makes them extra creamy.
@serenamoonjourneay
I add pastured eggs to my protein smoothies and it helps me get a lot of protein without having to eat eggs lol
@tracythompson1692
Good advice, if you plan ahead it saves time and improves your way of eating.
@tkorte101
It's easy. 2x300g lean ground beef, 2 eggs, 2x30g protein shakes, you'll have lots of protein even without the PB&banana and raw almond snacks.
@mommybreakdown
Building a meal around protein has been hard but is getting easier as I go. I used to add the protein last. Thanks!
@whitewolf6730
Great video! I am doing more of that stuff, based on your findings and teaching. We plan out our meals, make them protein heavy, I got protein snacks and all kinds of stuff.
@rachaelalbanese1851
Protein intake is easy! Thanks for sharing your top tips Dr Lyon! 💪
@lauramicks9634
Thanks for sharing information ❤
@cdawnd1672
I heard eating vegetables before the protein helps with digestion and keeps your body from getting that glucose spike.
@AsAboveSoBelow111