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Table
of
Contents
Page
3-Quality
Levels
Page
4-14-
My
Nutrition
Profile
Page
15-
36-
WB1
Page
37-
40-
Perfect
Plan
Analysis
Page
41-
44-
Super
Foods
Page
45-
47Farm
to
Table
Page
48-50-
My
Plate
Page
51-
52-
Water
Page
53-54-
Fiber
Page
55-56-
My
Wellness
Life
Page
57-
Bibliography
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Quality Levels
2.
My
Nutrition
Profile
Deficiencies
and
Overages
from
Diet
Analysis
1
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Deficiencies Omega 6 Fatty Acids Vitamin B12 Vitamin D Zinc Sodium Overages Water Kcal Protein Fiber Omega 3 Fatty Acids Thiamin Riboflavin Niacin Vitamin B6 Folate Vitamin C
Vitamin
A
Calcium
Iron
Magnesium
Potassium
Deficiencies
Omega
6
Fatty
Acids
1. Main
function:
Aide
in
brain
function.
Also
plays
a
vital
role
in
normal
growth
and
development.
Also
know
as
polyunsaturated
fat,
or
PUFAs
help
with
hair
growth
and
skin,
maintain
healthy
bones,
regulate
metabolism,
and
maintain
the
reproductive
system.
2. Result
of
chronic
deficiency:
Being
deficient
in
omega
6s
can
cause
symptoms
of
arthritis
like
conditions,
skin
eruptions
related
to
eczema,
slow
wound
healing,
woman
may
have
miscarriages,
men
may
have
erectile
dysfunction,
behavior
problems
and
heart
problems
as
well.
3. 3
food
sources:
Walnuts,
almonds,
flax
seed
4. Resource:
http://www.umm.edu/
Vitamin
B12
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1. Main
function:
Keep
the
nerve
and
blood
cells
healthy
and
aids
in
DNA
production.
It
helps
prevent
megaloblastic
anemia,
type
that
makes
a
person
tired
and
weak.
2. Result
of
chronic
deficiency:
Can
cause
weakness,
tiredness,
constipation,
loss
of
appetite,
weight
loss,
nerve
problems,
trouble
with
balance,
poor
memory,
depression,
confusion
and
can
damage
the
nervous
system.
3. 3
food
sources:
Poultry,
eggs,
milk
4. Resource:
http://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/list-all/
Vitamin
D
1. Main
Function:
Maintain
bone
health.
Vitamin
D
maintains
bone
health
by
helping
the
body
to
absorb
calcium.
Vitamin
D
is
also
crucial
in
sending
between
the
brain
and
every
body
part,
as
well
as
helping
the
immune
system
fight
off
bacteria,
and
preventing
osteoporosis
2. Result
of
Chronic
deficiency:
Rickets
in
children
and
osteomalacia
in
adults.
Long-term
effects
cause
osteoporosis.
3. 3
food
sources:
Beef,
cheese,
eggs
4. Resource:
http://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/list-all/
Zinc
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1. Main
function:
Aids
the
immune
system
fight
off
sickness
and
the
production
of
DNA.
Zinc
helps
wound
healing,
growth
and
development
and
is
important
for
the
taste
and
smell
senses.
2. Result
of
chronic
deficiency:
Slows
growth
in
infants
and
children
and
delays
sexual
development.
Can
cause
hair
loss,
skin
and
eyesores
and
loss
of
appetite.
3. 3
food
sources:
Beans,
nuts,
and
whole
grains
4. Resource:
http://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/list-all/
Sodium
1. Main
function:
Help
maintain
normal
blood
pressure
as
well
as
normal
function
of
nerves
and
muscles.
2. Result
of
chronic
deficiency: Hyponatremia,
electrolyte
imbalance,
seizers
and
possibly
coma.
3. 3
food
sources:
eggs,
olives,
table
salt
4. Resources:
http://www.nutristrategy.com/nutrition/sodium.htm
Overages:
Water
1. Main
function:
Regulates
body
temperature,
lubricates
joints,
moistens
tissues,
flushes
out
wastes
products,
carries
nutrients
to
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cells
and
oxygen,
protects
body
organs
and
tissues,
helps
prevent
constipations,
and
helps
dissolve
minerals.
2. Result
of
excess:
over
hydration,
hyponatremia
3. Resource:
Mayo
clinic,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_intoxication
Kcals
1. Main
function:
provide
the
body
with
energy
2. Result
of
excess:
gaining
weight
if
eating
fatty
foods,
obesity,
diabetes,
heart
disease,
high
blood
pressure
3. Resources:
http://www.livestrong.com
Protein
1. Main
function:
Protein
is
essential
to
the
structure
of
red
blood
cells,
for
the
proper
functioning
of
antibodies
resisting
infection,
for
the
regulation
of
enzymes
and
hormones,
for
growth,
and
for
the
repair
of
body
tissue
2. Result
of
excess:
Weight
gain,
intestinal
irritation,
dehydration,
seizures,
increase
in
liver
enzymes,
nutrition
deficiencies,
heart
disease,
kidney
failure
(animal
sources.)
3. Resources:
medicinenet.com
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Fiber 1. Main function: Aids in digestion, may help lower blood cholesterol by inhibiting digestion of fat and cholesterol; helps control blood sugar in people with diabetes. Helps prevent constipation, hemorrhoids, and diverticulosis 2. Result of excess: Cramping, intestinal gas and blockage 3. Resource: Wikipedia.com Omega 3 fatty acids 1. Main function: Lower blood cholesterol levels and aids in heart function 2. Result of excess: increased risk of bleeding, high intake of toxins 3. Resources: http://www.energyfirst.com/site/files/essential- fats/Fish-Oil-Side-Effects.htm Thiamin 1. Main function: Energy metabolism and the proper function of the nervous system 2. Result of excess: rare edema, no chronic effects 3. Resources: Wikipedia Riboflavin
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1. Main
function:
energy
metabolism,
building
tissue,
and
helps
maintain
good
vision
2. Result
of
excess:
No
chronic
effects
3. Resource:
Wikipedia
Niacin
1. Main
function:
energy
metabolism,
proper
digestion,
and
healthy
nervous
system
2. Result
of
excess:
no
long
term
effects,
short
term
effects
may
include
skin
flushing,
rapid
heart
beat
and
itching.
All
caused
by
supplementing,
not
food
source.
3. Resource:
Wikipedia
Vitamin
B6:
1. Main
function:
cell
growth
2. Result
of
excess:
no
food
related
3. Resource:
Wikipedia
Folate
1. Main
function:
normal
digestion;
essential
for
development
of
red
blood
cells.
2. Result
of
excess:
Abdominal
cramps,
skin
reactions(all
caused
by
supplementing)
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3. Resources:
WebMD
Vitamin
C
1. Main
function:
formation
of
collagen
to
hold
the
cells
together
and
for
healthy
teeth,
gums
and
blood
vessels.
Improves
iron
absorption
and
resistance
to
infection.
2. Result
of
excess:
none
exist;
actually
use
high
doses
of
vitamin
c
to
cure
illness
such
as
cancer.
3. Resource:
Wikipedia,
food
matters
Vitamin
A
1. Main
function:
new
cell
growth,
healthy
skin,
hair,
and
tissues,
and
vision
in
dim
light.
2. Result
of
excess:
high
excess
causes
abdominal
pain,
not
related
to
food.
3. Resource:
WebMD
Calcium
1. Main
Function:
healthy
bones
and
teeth,
normal
blood
clotting,
and
nervous
system
functioning.
2. Result
of
excess:
none
exist,
only
when
supplementing
3. Resource:
Wikipedia
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Iron 1. Main function: needed for the formation of hemoglobin, which carries oxygen from the lungs to the body cells. 2. Result of excess: toxicity if supplement, none exist with food 3. Resource: ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/Iron-HealthProfessional/ Magnesium 1. Main function: needed for healthy bones and teeth, proper nervous system functioning, and energy metabolism. 2. Result of excess: abdominal discomfort if supplementing 3. Resource: lpi.oregonstate.edu/infocenter/minerals/magnesium/ Potassium 1. Main function: essential for maintaining proper fluid balance, nerve impulse function, muscle function, heart function. 2. Result of excess: safe when obtained from diet. 3. Resource: WebMD
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DRI GOALS
NUTRIENT
UNIT
RDA/AI
UL
Intake
5.71
3425 79 701 100 N/A 12 10 4
154
Kcals g g
g
MACRONUTRIENTS
g g g
g
MINERALS
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15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
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29
30
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33
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Protein Fiber Omega 3s Thiamine Riboflavin Niacin Vitamin B6 Vitamin B12 Folate Vitamin C Vitamin A Calcium Iron Magnesium Potassium Zinc Dietary Changes I didnt necessarily make any changes. I honestly dont watch what I eat, as long as its raw and plant source it wont do any harm. Most of these
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vitamins and minerals dont even have a upper tolerable limit because they cant do any harm to the body, only aid the human body. The only change I did make is supplement with vitamin B12. During my diet analysis number 1 I was in New York so my diet consisted of a raw fruits and vegetable. Fruits and vegetable contain an enormous amount of vitamins and minerals, which is why I am so excessive on basically all of them. I was actually deficient in sodium on diet analysis number one and fell right in the range on my second diet analysis. Still under RDA standards though. The only sodium I consume is from raw fruits and vegetables so I have no problem there. The three minerals that dash recommends are calcium, potassium and magnesium. My main sources for these minerals are chia seed for calcium, raw cashews for magnesium, lentils and cashews for potassium. The aim for the DASH diet-eating plan is to lower blood pressure, sodium and fatty foods from the diet. The person who authored it is Marla Heller.
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4.
Super
foods
1. How
many
times
was
the
super
food
used?
Blueberries-
twice
in
three
days.
Good-
fiber
and
vitamin
A
Goji
Berries-
three
times
in
three
days.
Good-
thiamin,
b6,
folate,
calcium,
zinc.
Excellent-
riboflavin,
niacin,
vitamin
c
and
a,
iron,
magnesium
and
potassium.
Avocados-
three
times
in
three
days.
Good-
magnesium.
Excellent-
omega
3,
niacin,
folate,
vitamin
c
and
a
and
potassium.
Banana-
eleven
times
in
three
days.
Good-
fiber,
vitamin
a,
magnesium
and
potassium.
Potato-
two
times
in
three
days.
Good-
fiber
and
protein.
Excellent-
niacin,
folate,
vitamin
c,
iron,
magnesium
and
potassium.
Persimmons-
twelve
times
in
three
days.
Excellent-
fiber,
vitamin
c
and
a.
Cashews-
three
times
in
three
days.
Good-
iron
and
zinc.
Excellent-
magnesium
and
omega
3.
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Bell
pepper-
three
and
a
half
times
in
three
days.
Excellent-
Vitamin
c
and
a.
Flax
seed-
three
times
in
three
days.
Good-
omega
6
and
iron.
Excellent-
magnesium,
and
omega
3.
Kale-
six
times
in
three
days.
Good-
fiber
and
niacin.
Excellent-
calcium,
iron,
magnesium,
potassium,
vitamin
b6,
c
and
a.
My
motivation
for
using
these
foods
is
that
they
are
delicious
and
nutritious.
These
are
all
foods
that
I
love
to
eat
and
use
them
on
the
daily,
either
as
a
snack
for
a
full
on
meal.
I
need
to
obtain
my
fats
and
proteins,
so
that
was
my
motivation
for
using
flax,
cashews
and
avocados.
I
need
vitamin
and
mineral
packed
greens
like
kale
and
bell
peppers.
I
love
bananas
and
do
plenty
of
exercise,
so
the
use
of
bananas
is
perfect
for
a
post
workout
snack.
I
need
my
fiber,
so
potatoes
and
blueberries
are
perfect
for
that.
I
love
this
lifestyle
so
all
fruits
and
vegetable
are
great
super
foods.
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with the organic policies. This food is in many articles for the ample amount of health benefits it provides. Eating this food meets fiber and protein requirements with out any of the animal cholesterol and fat. The most interesting thing about black beans is they provide fifteen grams of protein and fiber in one cup. Protein that is first hand and isnt going to excreted by the body. I purchase this particular product at Sprouts Health food store in Temecula, California. It cost 2.12 $ a pound. For my other super food I choose Brown rice. Specifically from a company named Lundberg that only produces this product. Brown rice originated in Southeast Asia, it still grows wild in that area. It traveled around the world through trade and slavery. It grows in soil, large fields flooded in water. Depending on the soil quality is the quality and amount of rice that grows. Lundberg is a company that specializes in the growth of brown rice. They are also and organic company based out of Sacramento, California. They are family owned since 1937 and are certified organic by two different associations. No policies really affect the growth of this grain. Brown rice can be
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purchased
at
Costco,
12lb
for
12.89$,
extremely
cheap.
They
also
sell
it
at
Henrys
and
Sprouts.
Combining
these
two
foods
creates
a
complete
protein
due
to
the
amino
acid
combination.
My
father
would
harvest
pinto
beans
as
a
child,
he
would
work
all
day
on
the
fields.
Pinto
beans
were
eaten
daily
where
he
lived,
the
main
be
the
reason
why
his
four
brothers,
five
sister
and
himself
are
healthy
and
havent
had
any
major
health
problems.
I
have
been
consumer
beans
since
a
child
as
well
and
have
been
eating
them
on
the
daily
as
well
for
a
year
now.
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6.
My
Plate
Grains
The
goal
is
9oz.
and
the
actual
percentage
is
0%
My
opinion
to
the
quality
on
the
information
provided
by
my
plate
is
accurate.
I
wasnt
able
to
input
brown
rice
because
it
didnt
appear
on
the
dietary
analysis
food
search.
I
do
consume
brown
rice
as
well
as
oatmeal
raw.
I
do
believe
my
plate
is
a
user-friendly
application.
It
is
free,
simple
and
accurate
in
terms
of
what
is
consumed.
Vegetables
The
goal
is
3.5
cups
and
the
actual
percentage
is
385%
This
is
accurate,
I
do
consume
many
vegetables
and
I
think
the
my
plate
goal
should
be
a
little
higher.
Vegetables
are
the
number
ONE
source
of
minerals.
I
do
believe
my
plate
is
a
user-friendly
application.
It
is
free,
simple
and
accurate
in
terms
of
what
is
consumed.
Fruits
Goal
is
2
cups
and
the
actual
percentage
is
656%
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This
is
accurate,
I
do
consume
a
variety
of
fruits.
This
goal
should
be
higher
on
my
plate.
Fruits
are
the
number
ONE
source
of
vitamins.
I
do
believe
my
plate
is
a
user-friendly
application.
It
is
free,
simple
and
accurate
in
terms
of
what
is
consumed.
Diary
Goal
is
3
cups
and
actual
percentage
is
0%
Accurate,
I
dont
consume
any
dairy
or
animal
for
that
matter.
This
goal
should
be
zero
in
my
opinion.
There
is
an
extensive
30-year
study
that
proves
milk
protein
causes
cancer.
If
you
do
consume
milk
then
more
power
to
you.
I
do
believe
my
plate
is
a
user-friendly
application.
It
is
free,
simple
and
accurate
in
terms
of
what
is
consumed.
Protein
Foods
Goal
is
6.5oz
and
percentage
goal
is
338%
Accurate,
all
fruits
and
vegetable
contain
amino
acids,
and
AA
are
the
building
block
of
protein.
I
also
consume
a
beans,
rice,
nuts
and
seeds,
all
foods
that
contain
protein.
In
my
opinion
there
shouldnt
be
a
goal
when
it
comes
to
protein
if
it
is
plant
based.
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I
do
believe
my
plate
is
a
user-friendly
application.
It
is
free,
simple
and
accurate
in
terms
of
what
is
consumed.
Empty
Calories
Goal
is
410
and
actual
percentage
is
0%
There
shouldnt
be
a
goal
for
empty
calories,
that
is
why
there
is
a
obesity
epidemic
and
America
doesnt
know
how
to
control
it.
Its
simple,
go
raw/vegan
and
youll
be
thin,
lean,
positive,
alert
and
fell
great.
It
will
eliminate
all
disease,
depression
and
all
food
caused
sickness.
I
do
believe
my
plate
is
a
user-friendly
application.
It
is
free,
simple
and
accurate
in
terms
of
what
is
consumed.
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7.
Water
Water
is
essential
in
a
diet,
if
not
death
will
occur.
One
can
live
without
food
for
weeks,
but
not
water.
Water
is
the
most
important
nutrient,
a
minimum
of
a
gallon
should
be
consumed
a
day
in
my
opinion.
Water
plays
a
huge
role
in
wellness
form
meal
plans
to
drinking
in
between
meals.
The
brain
is
75%
water
and
runs
on
glucose,
regulates
body
temperature,
and
blood
is
92%
water.
Water
also
moistens
oxygen
for
breathing,
protects
and
cushions
organs
and
joints.
Water
also
helps
to
convert
food
into
energy,
helps
body
absorb
nutrients
and
removes
waste.
Bones
are
22%
water
and
muscles
are
75%
water.
Water
is
also
crucial
to
the
earth
and
the
environment.
Water
is
just
required
in
every
living
cell.
Water
plays
a
big
role
in
weight
management,
obesity
and
disease
prevention. A healthful diet is crucial for all of these but also water. Water transports nutrients to cells and the body. Water clears the body of toxins along with fiber foods. Soda/sugar containing beverages cause obesity, high blood pressure, osteoporosis and many others. Sugar causes obesity because the body cannot process sugar so it is converted
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in fat and is stored in fat cells. Sugar also causes obesity because it turns any food eating with the sugar to fat as well. Sugar causes high blood pressure because it affects the health of blood vessels. Making blood flow more difficult, causing high blood pressure. Sugar causes osteoporosis because sugar makes the body acidic, with the body being acidic is it pulls calcium from the bones to aid in balancing the ph levels in the body. My opinion in including juices in the meal plan instead of water is
not recommendable. Raw fresh juice made from a juicer is a great way to consume fruits and vegetable and obtain all the nutrients form them, but water should always be included in the diet. A simple way to consume water is to carry a gallon around and just drink, carry it around during workouts and at work. In my wb4 I exceeded the recommendations for water, which is
not
a
bad
thing
at
all.
Water
is
vital
to
the
diet
and
vital
to
live.
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8.
Fiber
Fiber
is
crucial
to
the
diet,
and
also
has
very
many
benefits
to
the
body.
My
observation
of
fiber
is
that
all
foods
with
fiber
are
nutritious
and
they
are
all
plant
based,
if
there
is
no
fiber
then
there
is
no
real
nutrients.
Fiber
is
crucial
to
the
diet
because
it
normalizes
bowel
movements
by
increases
the
weight
and
size
of
your
stool
and
softens
it.
It
decreases
the
chance
of
constipation.
Fiber
also
helps
maintain
bowel
health
by
lowering
the
risk
of
hemorrhoids
and
small
pouches
in
the
colon.
Fiber
also
lowers
cholesterol
levels
by
lowering
total
blood
cholesterol
by
lowering
low-density
lipoprotein,
and
other
heart
benefits.
Fiber
also
helps
control
blood
sugar
levels
by
slowing
absorption
of
sugar
and
helps
improve
blood
sugar
levels.
Fiber
also
aids
in
achieving
a
healthy
weight
by
giving
the
body
time
to
register
when
you
arent
hungry
anymore.
It
helps
the
body
feel
fuller
longer
and
less
calories
as
well.
Fiber
has
many
roles
and
is
extremely
needed
in
the
diet.
Juices
should
not
be
a
replacement
to
fiber,
juice
contains
absolutely no fiber. A fresh raw juice takes all the fiber out and only contain nutrients that are more bioavailable. If you think about it, fiber
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has no nutrients, if it was out into the blood stream you would probably die. If fiber is not present in foods the it has no nutrients, ironic. In my wb1 and wb4 I extremely exceeded the fiber requirements.
Which
again
isnt
a
bad
thing
at
all,
I
wont
die
if
I
exceed
my
requirements
of
fiber
and
no
other
vitamin
and
mineral
for
the
matter.
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9.
My
wellness
life
My
ten-year
risk
for
heart
disease
is
less
than
1%.
I
have
no
risk
factors
to
develop
heart
disease,
and
my
plan
for
wellness
is
to
continue
doing
what
I
have
been
doing.
My
profile
information
is
less
than
1%
risk
score,
Im
23
years
old,
male,
with
a
reading
of
140
total
cholesterol.
HDL
cholesterol
is
at
75mg,
and
systolic
blood
pressure
reading
is
117,
non-smoker
and
on
no
medication.
Ive
been
healthy
with
no
main
sickness.
My
mother
has
fibromyalgia,
which
is
an
autoimmune
disease,
but
is
controlled
by
a
whole
foods
plant
based
diet.
My
dad
is
healthy
as
of
now
with
no
major
health
problems.
My
grandfather
(dads
dad)
died
of
liver
cancer
due
to
alcohol
consumption
and
my
grandmother
died
of
lupus.
When
I
turned
raw/vegan
from
one
day
to
the
next,
I
went
through
a
detox
period
for
about
four
to
five
months.
I
had
been
on
supplement,
protein
powders,
pre-workouts
and
many
more.
I
would
lift
weights
about
five
days
a
week
for
about
two
years.
So
four
to
five
months
isnt
at
all
a
lot
for
how
bad
I
treated
my
body
for
all
these
years.
During
my
detox
period
I
had
no
motivation,
always
tired
and
sleepy,
and
didnt
want
to
do
anything
all
day.
After
that
detox
period
I
felt
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great, had more strength, skin cleared up, eye became clear as well, more endurance and always alert and focused. My wellness strategies are to eat more greens to regulate my carb
intake, have sprouted bread and tortillas and eat a banana right when I awake along with a lot of water. More strategies are to apply more beans on my salad, have a green smoothie in the morning, have sprouted foods, eat more kale for protein. As well as eating mixed nuts, seeds, more guacamole on my salad, and taking spirulina supplements. My activity strategies include joining a couple of soccer teams in New York, join the Nike running crew in New York, always take the stairs and lift weight at least three times a week. I am meeting my requirements in all points of my wellness life; I
will
maintain
this
routine
throughout
my
entire
life.
Wellness
is
a
huge
priority
in
my
life;
I
want
to
always
be
health
full
and
educated
about
nutrition
and
health.
I
dont
view
this
as
a
diet
or
a
goal
I
am
trying
to
achieve,
I
view
this
as
a
lifestyle.
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