Primal food pyramid - the ultimate diet
14th August 2024
revisions:
- rev.5 31 Aug 2024
- rev.4 14 Aug 2024
- rev.3 23 Jul 2024
- rev.2 11 Jul 2024
- rev.1 08 Jul 2024
This blog-post will serve as a reference of what I consider to be the ultimate diet.
I will update this article over time to always be inline with my best recommendation.
This diet is high in nutrition and low in calories which means it will be perfect for your health.
Introducing the Primal Food Pyramid
The calorie distribution on this diet is:
- 75% meat & eggs
- 10% muesli
- 7% fruit
- 5% dairy
- 1% veg
Why is it a good diet?
It contains plenty of meat which is very nourishing.
It contains no sugar other than fresh fruit.
It contains no ultra-processed foods.
How to do this diet?
Here is your meal plan:
First Breakfast
- 300kcal meat
- 2 eggs
- multivitamin tablet
Second Breakfast
- 70g yoghurt
- 45g muesli
- berries
Lunch
- apple
- banana
Dinner
- 600kcal meat
- carrot or broccoli or cucumber or bell pepper
Notes
food items
- For your yoghurt option, plain Greek yoghurt is best. Does not need to be low fat but must be no added sugar.
- Your muesli should be unsweetened nut&seed muesli. Dried fruit is pointless as it has less vitamins than fresh fruit while retaining the sugar which you don't want.
- Never have any sugar other than fresh fruit
cooking meat
Meat is a lot nicer and more nutritious if you don't over-cook it. So get a meat-thermometer.
Don't have sauce with your meat as it contains sugar and loads of ultra-processed stuff. Rather apply salt, herbs and duck fat before cooking.
What meat you buy depends on your budget.
costs
These cost about £1.50 per 300kcal:
- sausages
- chicken
- burgers
- pork loin steaks
These cost about £3 per 300kcal:
- salmon
- steak
If doing this diet cheaply your daily cost breakdown might look like:
- meat: £6
- other £2
Then having more expensive meat once a week or so.
eating out / packing lunch
It's not a disaster to eat normal food occasionally. When eating out or making a packed lunch just try to follow these rules:
- try to keep the calories equivalent
- avoid unnecessary sugar