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Whole30 vs keto vs paleo

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What are the differences between popular diets and which one is best for me?

Projekt-Plan

12 Aufgaben
1.

{{whyLabel}}: To understand the psychological and physiological foundation of the Whole30 elimination protocol.

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  • Focus on the 'Science' and 'Rules' chapters to understand why legumes, dairy, and grains are excluded.
  • Learn about the 'NSVs' (Non-Scale Victories) concept to measure success beyond weight.
  • Understand the 30-day strict timeline and the reintroduction phase.

{{doneWhenLabel}}: [You can explain the 'why' behind the 30-day elimination of inflammatory foods]

2.

{{whyLabel}}: To grasp the metabolic shift from burning glucose to burning fat (ketosis).

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  • Study the 'Keto Zone' concept to understand the 50g net carb limit.
  • Learn about the importance of electrolytes (sodium, potassium, magnesium) to avoid the 'Keto Flu'.
  • Identify the difference between 'Clean Keto' (whole foods) and 'Dirty Keto' (processed low-carb foods).

{{doneWhenLabel}}: [You can calculate your target macronutrient ratios (75% fat, 20% protein, 5% carbs)]

3.

{{whyLabel}}: To objectively choose the diet that fits your current lifestyle and health objectives.

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  • Whole30: Best for identifying food sensitivities and resetting habits (30 days only).
  • Keto: Best for rapid fat loss and blood sugar stabilization (long-term metabolic state).
  • Paleo: Best for a sustainable, whole-food lifestyle without strict carb counting (long-term lifestyle).
  • Compare flexibility: Paleo allows natural sweeteners (honey); Keto allows dairy; Whole30 allows neither.

{{doneWhenLabel}}: [One diet is selected as the primary goal]

4.

{{whyLabel}}: To remove environmental triggers and ensure success during the initial transition phase.

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  • Remove all refined sugars, seed oils (soybean, corn), and processed snacks.
  • If choosing Whole30/Paleo: Remove all grains and legumes.
  • If choosing Keto: Remove high-carb fruits and starchy tubers.
  • Donate unopened items to a local food bank.

{{doneWhenLabel}}: [The kitchen contains only foods compliant with your chosen diet]

5.

{{whyLabel}}: To have the building blocks for compliant meals readily available.

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  • Fats: Besorge high-quality extra virgin olive oil, avocado oil, and grass-fed ghee.
  • Proteins: Besorge grass-fed ground beef, wild-caught canned sardines/tuna, and organic eggs.
  • Pantry: Besorge coconut aminos (soy substitute), apple cider vinegar, and raw nuts (macadamias/walnuts).
  • Vegetables: Stock up on leafy greens, cauliflower, and broccoli.

{{doneWhenLabel}}: [Pantry is stocked with at least 5 core compliant ingredients]

6.

{{whyLabel}}: To facilitate batch cooking and prevent reaching for non-compliant convenience foods.

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  • Choose glass containers with airtight lids to maintain freshness and avoid plastic leaching.
  • Select various sizes: large for main meals, small for sauces or snacks (nuts/olives).
  • Ensure they are microwave and dishwasher safe for convenience.

{{doneWhenLabel}}: [A set of at least 10 meal prep containers is ready for use]

7.

{{whyLabel}}: To stabilize blood sugar and reduce cravings before the full diet begins.

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  • Replace sodas and sweetened coffee with sparkling water or black coffee/tea.
  • Aim for 2-3 liters of water daily to support detoxification.
  • Do this for 3 days before moving to the next step.

{{doneWhenLabel}}: [Zero liquid sugar consumed for 3 consecutive days]

8.

{{whyLabel}}: To reduce the primary source of inflammatory carbohydrates and acclimate the gut.

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  • Replace bread with lettuce wraps or collard greens.
  • Replace pasta with 'zoodles' (zucchini noodles) or spaghetti squash.
  • Focus on eating 1-2 palm-sized portions of protein per meal to maintain satiety.

{{doneWhenLabel}}: [No grain-based products consumed for 4 consecutive days]

9.

{{whyLabel}}: To ensure you always have a compliant protein source ready, reducing the urge to cheat.

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  • Roast 1-2 kg of chicken thighs or bake a large tray of salmon fillets.
  • Hard-boil 12 eggs for quick snacks or breakfast additions.
  • Portion proteins into containers and store in the refrigerator for up to 4 days.

{{doneWhenLabel}}: [Protein for 5 days is cooked and portioned]

10.

{{whyLabel}}: To officially start the chosen protocol with 100% compliance.

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  • Whole30: No added sugar, alcohol, grains, legumes, dairy, or 'SWYPO' foods.
  • Keto: Keep net carbs under 30g; increase fat intake via avocados and oils.
  • Paleo: Focus on meat, fish, eggs, vegetables, and fruit; avoid all processed items.
  • Eat 3 meals a day; avoid snacking unless truly hungry.

{{doneWhenLabel}}: [First 24 hours of 100% compliance completed]

11.

{{whyLabel}}: To identify how your body reacts to the removal of specific food groups.

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  • Use a simple notebook to record energy levels (1-10), sleep quality, and digestive comfort.
  • Note any 'Keto Flu' symptoms (headaches, fatigue) and increase salt/water if necessary.
  • Observe changes in skin clarity and mental focus.

{{doneWhenLabel}}: [7 days of entries in a health journal]

12.

{{whyLabel}}: To decide whether to continue, transition, or reintroduce foods.

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  • Review your journal for patterns in energy and digestion.
  • If on Whole30: Begin the 10-day reintroduction phase (one food group at a time).
  • If on Keto: Check if you have reached 'fat-adaptation' (stable energy, reduced hunger).
  • Decide on a long-term maintenance plan (e.g., 80/20 Paleo).

{{doneWhenLabel}}: [A written plan for the next 3 months is established]

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