What is dairy in portion control for weight loss?
Definition of Dairy:
It is any food made of milk products of animals, most commonly from cows. The products includes: creams, cheeses and desserts. They are a source of calcium and other vital vitamins, therefore, dairy free weight loss means deficiency in calcium, phosphorus and vitamin D. so please do not go for dairy free diets and should include dairy in our daily diet.
However, in portion control for weight loss milk that helps you
lose weight is low fat milk, similarly low fat yogurt and cheese etc. There are some people who cannot drink milk or
eat dairy products they may go for milk substitutes with added calcium for
example taking soya milk.
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How often should be taken?
There is no best time to
drink milk but since we are aware of the importance of dairy we should include
dairy in each meal of a day which means it must be consumed three times a day
including breakfast, lunch and dinner.
How much dairy for weight loss?
Three portions of dairy should be taken daily for not just
being healthy but also losing weight. It goes for both males and females. (See
below what a portion looks like)
What is a portion of dairy?
The portion control chart below shows one portion of dairy,
one should consume 3 such portions of dairy. Let’s explain one portion for example
yogurt, three tablespoon of yogurt makes 1 portion of dairy which means nine
tablespoon of yogurt will make 3 portions of dairy a day and the list is as
follows.
Food Name
|
ML & GMS
|
Approx Measures
|
Skim or low fat milk
|
200 ml
|
One glass
|
Low fat cheese
|
30 gm
|
Matchbox size piece
|
Low fat no sugar yogurt
|
120-200 gm
|
4-6 tbsp heaped
|
Low fat cottage cheese
|
100 gm
|
Half cup
|
Low fat reduced fat cream cheese
|
80 gm
|
Matchbox size piece
|
Nut milk (almond milk/soya milk)
|
100 ml
|
Half glass
|
Therefore, this is what dairy in portion control for weight
loss is and how it can be beneficial in healthily losing weight.
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