Nutrition plan examples

Here are some illustrative examples of nutrition plans that Parama Care creates for our clients*. Your coach will provide you with the necessary structure, accountability, and support to help you achieve your goals.

James, Starter Plan

35 year-old

6'0", 210 pounds

Sedentary; shoulder & back pain


Goals: Wants to lose fat & gain muscle


No access to gym or workout equipment


Prefers 30-minute workout. Prefers vegan meals.




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Day 1:

 

Breakfast: Whole grain toast with avocado and tomato slices


Mid-morning snack: Apple slices with almond butter


Lunch: Grilled portobello mushrooms with roasted red peppers and quinoa


Afternoon snack: Roasted chickpeas


Dinner: Lentil and vegetable lasagna with a mixed greens salad


Day 2:

 

Breakfast: Chia seed pudding with mixed berries


Mid-morning snack: Mixed berries with coconut yogurt


Lunch: Chickpea and vegetable stir-fry with brown rice


Afternoon snack: Vegan protein bar


Dinner: Vegan Italian sausage with whole grain pasta and marinara sauce


Day 3:

 

Breakfast: Whole grain waffle with peanut butter and banana slices


Mid-morning snack: Vegan protein smoothie


Lunch: Vegan BLT sandwich with tempeh bacon, lettuce, and tomato on whole grain bread


Afternoon snack: Carrot sticks with hummus


Dinner: Vegan German-style potato dumplings with mushroom gravy and steamed vegetables


Day 4:

 

Breakfast: Tofu and vegetable scramble with whole grain toast

Mid-morning snack: Vegan protein shake


Lunch: Grilled eggplant and zucchini with quinoa and a mixed greens salad


Afternoon snack: Vegan protein bar


Dinner: Vegan meatball subs with whole grain buns and marinara sauce


Day 5:

 

Breakfast: Smoothie bowl with almond milk, frozen berries, and spinach


Mid-morning snack: Fresh fruit salad


Lunch: Vegan lentil soup with whole grain crackers


Afternoon snack: Vegan protein smoothie


Dinner: Vegan German-style spaetzle with caramelized onions and steamed vegetables


Day 6:

 

Breakfast: Whole grain oatmeal with almond milk, mixed nuts, and banana slices


Mid-morning snack: Fresh berries with coconut yogurt

Lunch: Vegan BBQ jackfruit sandwich with coleslaw on a whole grain bun


Afternoon snack: Roasted chickpeas


Dinner: Vegan Italian-style eggplant parmesan with mixed greens salad


Day 7:

 

Breakfast: Vegan protein shake with almond milk and frozen berries


Mid-morning snack: Vegan protein bar


Lunch: Vegan German-style potato salad with grilled vegetables


Afternoon snack: Fresh fruit salad


Dinner: Vegan Italian-style risotto with mushrooms and steamed vegetables.

Katrina, Nutrition Plus Plan

28 year-old

5'4", 150 pounds

No injuries or limitations

Nutrition Plus Plan


Goals: Interested in losing fat


Access to gym and workout equipment


Prefers 60-minute workout, 4 days/week. Prefers South Asian cuisine. Dairy-free. Snacks before bedtime.


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Day 1:

 

Breakfast: Chickpea and vegetable omelette


Lunch: Chicken tikka with a side of roasted vegetables


Dinner: Beef keema with a side of brown rice and steamed broccoli


Snack: Roasted chickpeas


Day 2:

 

Breakfast: Veggie-packed paratha with mango chutney


Lunch: Grilled fish with a side of quinoa and roasted sweet potatoes


Dinner: Vegetable biryani with raita


Snack: Fresh fruit salad


Day 3:

 

Breakfast: Scrambled eggs with whole grain toast and tomato chutney


Lunch: Chicken kofta curry with a side of brown rice


Dinner: Vegetable pulao with raita


Snack: Raw veggies with hummus


Day 4:

 

Breakfast: Chickpea flour omelette with whole grain toast


Lunch: Beef karahi with a side of steamed vegetables


Dinner: Lentil daal with a side of brown rice and roasted eggplant


Snack: Baked sweet potato fries


Day 5:

 

Breakfast: Vegetable and paneer stuffed paratha


Lunch: Chicken jalfrezi with a side of brown rice


Dinner: Vegetable korma with naan


Snack: Rice crackers with avocado spread


Day 6:

 

Breakfast: Oatmeal with mixed berries and almonds


Lunch: Chicken tandoori with a side of quinoa and roasted veggies


Dinner: Palak paneer with naan

Snack: Roasted nuts


Day 7:

 

Breakfast: Scrambled eggs with whole grain toast and salsa


Lunch: Beef kofta curry with a side of brown rice


Dinner: Chana masala with a side of steamed veggies and naan


Snack: Baked plantain chips

Sabrina, Premium All Access 

39 year-old

5'2", 145 pounds

Has PCOS & insulin resistance


Goals: Interested in reversing insulin resistance & increasing chances of getting pregnant


Goes to yoga class once a week & wants to exercise more


Prefers 45-minute workout, 4 days/week. Prefers Ghanaian cuisine.


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Day 1:

Breakfast: Waakye (Ghanaian rice and beans dish) with boiled eggs and avocado.


Snack: Roasted plantain with a dollop of natural peanut butter.


Lunch: Jollof Rice (Ghanaian one-pot rice dish) with grilled chicken breast and steamed vegetables.


Snack: Mango and mixed nuts.


Dinner: Light vegetable soup with a side of brown rice.


Day 2:

Breakfast: Banku (Ghanaian soft dough balls) with groundnut soup.


Snack: Apple slices with almond butter.


Lunch: Red Red (Ghanaian black-eyed pea stew) with steamed brown rice and mixed greens.


Snack: Boiled plantains with a sprinkle of cinnamon.


Dinner: Grilled salmon with a side of quinoa and steamed vegetables.


Day 3:

Breakfast: Koko (Ghanaian porridge made from fermented corn) with sliced banana and almond milk.


Snack: Mixed berries with a dollop of Greek yogurt.


Lunch: Eto (Ghanaian soup with fufu) with steamed vegetables.

Snack: Roasted sweet potato with natural peanut butter.


Dinner: Grilled chicken with a side of brown rice and steamed vegetables.


Day 4:

Breakfast: Waakye (Ghanaian rice and beans dish) with boiled eggs and avocado.


Snack: Roasted plantain with a dollop of natural peanut butter.


Lunch: Jollof Rice (Ghanaian one-pot rice dish) with grilled chicken breast and steamed vegetables.


Snack: Mango and mixed nuts.

Dinner: Light vegetable soup with a side of brown rice.


Day 5:

Breakfast: Banku (Ghanaian soft dough balls) with groundnut soup.


Snack: Apple slices with almond butter.


Lunch: Red Red (Ghanaian black-eyed pea stew) with steamed brown rice and mixed greens.


Snack: Boiled plantains with a sprinkle of cinnamon.


Dinner: Grilled salmon with a side of quinoa and steamed vegetables.


Day 6:

Breakfast: Koko (Ghanaian porridge made from fermented corn) with sliced banana and almond milk.


Snack: Mixed berries with a dollop of Greek yogurt.


Lunch: Eto (Ghanaian soup with fufu) with steamed vegetables.


Snack: Roasted sweet potato with natural peanut butter.


Dinner: Grilled chicken with a side of brown rice and steamed vegetables.


Day 7:

Breakfast: Waakye (Ghanaian rice and beans dish) with boiled eggs and avocado.


Snack: Roasted plantain with a dollop of natural peanut butter.


Lunch: Jollof Rice (Ghanaian one-pot rice dish) with grilled chicken breast and steamed vegetables.


Snack: Mango and mixed nuts.


Dinner: Light vegetable soup with a side of brown rice.

David, Fitness Plus Plan

52 year-old

5'8", 175 pounds

Advanced cross-fit athlete


Goals: Wants to lower his resting heart rate and level up his performance


Prefers 60-minute workout, 3 days/week. Wants to increase his protein intake and prefers Brazilian cuisine. 




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Day 1:

Breakfast: Pão de Queijo (Brazilian cheese bread) with scrambled eggs and fresh fruit.


Snack: Açaí na Tigela (Acai bowl) with granola and sliced banana.


Lunch: Feijão Tropeiro (Brazilian black bean stew) with rice, collard greens, and a grilled chicken breast.


Snack: Guacamole with vegetable sticks.


Dinner: Moqueca de Peixe (Brazilian fish stew) with a side of rice and grilled asparagus.


Day 2:

Breakfast: Farofa (Brazilian toasted cassava flour) with scrambled eggs and sliced avocado.


Snack: Grilled chicken skewers with a side of quinoa salad.


Lunch: Bife a Cavalo (Brazilian steak with fried egg) with mashed sweet potatoes and steamed broccoli.


Snack: Rice crackers with hummus.


Dinner: Churrasco (Brazilian barbecued meat) with a side of black beans and roasted vegetables.


Day 3:

Breakfast: Brazilian-style oatmeal with almond milk, banana, and a drizzle of honey.


Snack: Açaí na Tigela (Acai bowl) with granola and sliced banana.


Lunch: Galinhada (Brazilian chicken and rice stew) with sautéed kale.


Snack: Rice crackers with guacamole.


Dinner: Grilled fish with a side of quinoa and roasted vegetables.


Day 4:

Breakfast: Pão de Queijo (Brazilian cheese bread) with scrambled eggs and fresh fruit.


Snack: Grilled chicken skewers with a side of quinoa salad.


Lunch: Feijão Tropeiro (Brazilian black bean stew) with rice, collard greens, and a grilled chicken breast.


Snack: Rice crackers with hummus.


Dinner: Moqueca de Peixe (Brazilian fish stew) with a side of rice and grilled asparagus.


Day 5:

Breakfast: Farofa (Brazilian toasted cassava flour) with scrambled eggs and sliced avocado.


Snack: Açaí na Tigela (Acai bowl) with granola and sliced banana.


Lunch: Bife a Cavalo (Brazilian steak with fried egg) with mashed sweet potatoes and steamed broccoli.


Snack: Rice crackers with guacamole.


Dinner: Churrasco (Brazilian barbecued meat) with a side of black beans and roasted vegetables.


Day 6:

Breakfast: Brazilian-style oatmeal with almond milk, banana, and a drizzle of honey.


Snack: Grilled chicken skewers with a side of quinoa salad.


Lunch: Galinhada (Brazilian chicken and rice stew) with sautéed kale.


Snack: Rice crackers with hummus.


Dinner: Grilled fish with a side of quinoa and roasted vegetables.


Day 7:

Breakfast: Pão de Queijo (Brazilian cheese bread) with scrambled eggs and fresh fruit.


Snack: Açaí na Tigela (Acai bowl) with granola and sliced banana.


Lunch: Feijão Tropeiro (Brazilian black bean stew) with rice, collard greens, and a grilled chicken breast.


Snack: Rice crackers with guacamole.


Dinner: Churrasco (Brazilian barbecued meat) with a side of black beans and roasted vegetables.

*Disclaimer: This nutrition plan is intended for general informational and educational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. It is not a prescription, and has not been reviewed or approved by a registered dietitian or other professionals. The information provided in this plan is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Please consult your physician and a registered dietitian before starting any new dietary program or making any changes to your current eating habits. The publisher of this plan cannot guarantee the accuracy, completeness, reliability, or timeliness of the information provided and will not be held liable for any loss, injury, or damage arising from the use of this information. The information in this plan is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of a physician or other qualified healthcare provider, with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.