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How to Lose a Pound-a-week Have you tried losing weight the easy way? Take a look inside to find out how. Our aim is to help you reach a healthy weight, through healthy eating and increased physical activity. If you have any concerns, please speak to your GP or district nurse for further guidance.

Are you trying to lose weight? Are you eating more than you used to? Have you gradually gained weight over the years? Have you always been overweight? Have you had an injury that has caused you to be less active? Are you hungry all the time? Even losing a small amount of weight through healthier eating in combination with lifestyle changes, such as regular activity, can help you to manage your weight and reduce the risk of developing serious medical health problems such as: Joint pain Type 2 Diabetes Breathlessness Cardiovascular disorders Some cancers Low self esteem Depression Try following the Food First calorie swap approach to losing weight. Please be aware that the advice given in this booklet is for adults only, if you are concerned about your child s weight please contact your GP. If you have any medical conditions that may affect you following this or are currently pregnant, please consult your GP on the most appropriate action for you. Healthier eating By making healthier choices you can reduce your dietary intake by 500 calories (kcal) per day which can lead to weight losses of 0.5 1kg (1-2lbs) per week. Key principles of healthy eating: Eat regular meals breakfast, lunch and dinner Reduce frequent snacking between meals Eat more fruit and vegetables aim to fill half your plate at mealtimes with salad or vegetables Choose lower sugar/lower fat products Review your portion sizes at mealtimes: Fist sized portion of potato, pasta, rice or 2 slices of bread Palm sized portion of lean meat, fish or other protein source Fill half your plate with vegetables and/or salad Limit takeaways to once per week these can contain over 2000kcal per portion! Go ahead and choose your easy swaps to start shedding those pounds!! (Remember you only need to reduce your daily intake by 500 kcal)

Healthy meal plans Everyday swaps 30g serving of full fat cheddar cheese 123 30g reduced fat cheddar cheese 76 47 1tsp butter 40 1tsp low fat spread 18 22 1tbsp full fat mayo 104 1tbsp light mayo 43 61 1tbsp light mayo 43 1tbsp extra light mayo 15 28 1tbsp salad cream 70 1tbsp light salad cream 39 31 1tsp sugar 20 1 sweetener 0-5 15-20 200ml glass of whole milk 134 200ml glass of semi-skimmed milk 98 36 200ml glass of semi- skimmed milk 98 200ml glass of skimmed milk 68 30 Swap high calorie creamy dressing e.g. Caesar for low fat alternatives e.g. balsamic, honey and mustard

Breakfast Two medium slices of toast with full fat butter Porridge made with whole milk Sugar coated cereal with whole milk Full English Breakfast (fried egg, bacon, sausage, baked beans, hash browns, tomato and toast with butter) Eggs benedict (1 muffin with butter, 1 poached egg, rasher of bacon with 2 tbsp hollandaise sauce) 224 Two medium slices of toast with reduced fat spread 181 Porridge made with ½ water and ½ skimmed milk 180 Non sugar coated cereal with semi-skimmed milk 867 2 egg omelette, baked beans and toast x 2 with low fat spread 550 2 poached eggs, toast x 2 with rasher of bacon and reduced fat spread 186 38 101 80 142 38 680 187 388 162 Main Try to grill, poach or bake rather than fry or roast Swap your chips and creamy mashed potato for boiled new potatoes or jacket potato Pasta in a creamy cheesy based sauce 346 Pasta in a tomato based sauce 258 88 Jacket potato with full fat butter and cheese 470 Jacket potato with reduced fat spread and cheese 348 122 Creamy soup e.g. cream of chicken, with a bread roll and butter Large deep fried fish in batter with chips 348 Non creamy soup e.g. vegetable, with a bread roll and reduced fat spread 1441 Breaded oven baked fish and chips 253 95 1095 346

Snacks Remember to ask for no butter please! Two chocolate digestives 168 Two rich tea biscuits 76 92 Blueberry muffin 270 Currant bun 188 82 Individual bag of standard crisps 130 Individual bag of oven baked crisps 103 27 Full fat thick and creamy yoghurt 156 Low fat natural yoghurt 101 55 Two crackers with butter and cheese 263 Two crackers with reduced fat spread and cheese 178 85 Desserts Switch from white to wholemeal alternatives, keeps you fuller for longer! Jelly 100 Sugar free jelly 10 90 One scoop of Ice- cream 71 One scoop of sorbet 52 19 Custard made with whole milk Table spoon of double cream (to add on cake) 142 Custard with semi- skimmed milk 131 Table spoon of aerosol cream (squirty cream) 114 28 31 100

Drinks Water has no calories! Enjoy as many glasses as you like Tea/coffee with semiskimmed milk and two tsp of sugar 54 Tea/coffee with semi-skimmed milk and sweetener 14 40 Coffee with single cream 31 Coffee with semi-skimmed milk 14 17 Malted drink made with whole milk e.g. Horlicks or Ovaltine 225 Malted drink made with semi-skimmed milk e.g. Horlicks or Ovaltine 184 41 Medium hot chocolate made with whole milk, whipped cream and marshmallows Medium hot chocolate made with skimmed milk 500 Hot chocolate made with skimmed milk and marshmallows 230 Medium hot chocolate made with water 250 250 115 115 Glass of fresh juice 88 Glass of diluted fruit juice (50/50 with water) Glass of orange squash 38 Glass of no added sugar squash 44 44 4 34 Large glass of wine (250ml) 228 Standard glass of wine (175ml) 159 69 Medium glass of wine (175ml) 159 Small glass of wine (125ml) 95 64 1 pint of stout 210 ½ pint of stout 105 105 1 pint of bitter 180 ½ pint of bitter 90 90

What am I swapping today Porridge made with water Tea/coffee with semi-skimmed milk and sweetener x 2 throughout the day Currant bun Jacket potato with reduced fat spread and cheese Glass of no added sugar squash x 2 Non creamy soup e.g. vegetable, with a bread roll and reduced fat spread Sugar free jelly Treat yourself to non-food based rewards, e.g. magazines, outings, have your hair or nails done or wait to watch your favourite film or TV programme! Kcals I have d 107 80 82 122 68 95 90 Today I d a total of 644 kcal (aim for a minimum of 500kcals) Look how easy it is!! Now have a go yourself.. What am I swapping today Kcals I have d Try and make swaps consistently and keep a record of the kcal you have d (even if they are the same every day)!

Being active burns calories and helps you lose weight!! Yoga for 30mins burns 149kcals! The recommendation is 30 minutes of exercise 5 times per week. Try and push yourself to be slightly out of breath but still able to hold a conversation to raise your heart rate. Try some of our ideas.. Try and make exercise fun! When was the last time you got up to dance? For 30mins burns 112kcals Being active burns calories and helps you lose weight!! Go for a swim for 30mins burns 180kcals Take a stroll after your meals for 30mins burns 100kcals Bowls for 30mins burns 112kcals Tai chi for 30mins burns 149kcals Chair exercises (Feel free to seek further information from your health professional) Bedfordshire Community Health Services Community and Public Health Dietitians Dunstable Health Centre Priory Gardens, Dunstable, Bedfordshire LU6 3SU Tel: 01582 707629 www.eput.nhs.uk/food-first Design and print by: Artworks 07710 370 575