14-day Diet Plan To Reduce Stress

Ivan Red Jr. Author: Ivan Red Jr. Time for reading: ~3 minutes Last Updated: April 18, 2024
14-day Diet Plan To Reduce Stress

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We often receive recommendations on which and what foods to consume to deal with various conditions. Since our daily lives are very busy today, we focus on this and offer you a  14-day diet plan to reduce stress.  In addition to the exact menu for each day, we will provide you with a list of foods that are good to have at home so that you can always prepare a suitable anti-stress dish.

Nutritional plan to reduce stress

Day 1

  • breakfast: oatmeal with milk, blueberries and nuts
  • lunch: "doner" of turkey with avocado, wrapped in lettuce leaf
  • afternoon breakfast: orange and pistachios
  • dinner: salmon with broccoli and wheat
  • dessert: a glass of warm milk with honey

Day 2

  • breakfast: low-fat yogurt with cherries and almonds
  • lunch: chicken soup with rice
  • Afternoon snack: apple with a piece of cheese
  • dinner: chicken with vegetables (in a pan) and brown rice
  • dessert: a bar of dark chocolate

Day 3

  • breakfast: 2 eggs (no matter how they are prepared) and a slice of wholemeal bread
  • lunch: chicken and avocado salad
  • Afternoon snack: carrot on sticks and hummus
  • dinner: turkey tortilla
  • dessert: tea with honey

Day 4

  • breakfast: soaked oatmeal with cocoa, peanut butter and banana
  • lunch: quinoa with black beans
  • afternoon breakfast: popcorn
  • dinner: grilled chicken with barley and spinach
  • dessert: berries with cream

Day 5

  • breakfast: wholemeal pancakes with fruit
  • lunch: tortilla bread with chicken and vegetables
  • Afternoon snack: kale chips
  • dinner: sushi with tuna and brown rice
  • dessert: chocolate cream with avocado

Day 6

  • Breakfast: 1 egg, avocado and a slice of bread
  • lunch: lentils
  • Afternoon snack: celery stalks with peanut butter
  • dinner: roasted chicken breast with carrots and quinoa
  • dessert: berries

Day 7

  • breakfast: quinoa with fruit
  • lunch: stuffed peppers with brown rice, vegetables and minced chicken
  • afternoon breakfast: pumpkin seeds
  • dinner: shrimp with rice and peanut sauce
  • dessert: baked apple

Day 8

  • breakfast: yogurt with fruit and granola
  • lunch: tortilla bread with vegetables and hummus
  • Afternoon snack: guacamole with wholemeal crackers
  • dinner: brown rice with tomatoes and mushrooms
  • dessert: strawberries flew with dark chocolate

Day 9

  • breakfast: chia pudding with cocoa and walnuts
  • lunch: vegetable burger with spinach
  • Afternoon snack: wholemeal toast with ricotta, honey and raspberries
  • dinner: pork with rice, avocado, vegetables and corn
  • dessert: melon with low-fat yogurt

Day 10

  • breakfast: oatmeal with apple and cinnamon
  • lunch: baby spinach salad with canned tuna
  • afternoon breakfast: a glass of milk
  • dinner: pumpkin soup
  • dessert: a cup of chamomile tea

Day 11

  • breakfast: fried slice of wholemeal bread with fruit
  • lunch: grilled cheese with bread and tomato soup
  • Afternoon snack: banana with peanut butter
  • dinner: chicken with potatoes and vegetables
  • dessert: pear

Day 12

  • breakfast: a packet of raw nuts with fruit and a cup of tea
  • lunch: Caesar salad
  • afternoon breakfast: almonds
  • dinner: grilled salmon with asparagus and brown rice
  • dinner: dark chocolate with banana

Day 13

  • breakfast: wholemeal muffin with yogurt
  • lunch: minestrone soup
  • Afternoon snack: hard-boiled eggs
  • dinner: bean salad with spinach
  • dessert: a piece of strawberry cake

Day 14

  • breakfast: wholemeal toast with peanut butter and banana
  • lunch: salad with chickpeas and meat
  • Afternoon snack: red pepper with dip of your choice
  • dinner: vegetarian chili con carne
  • dessert: apple cream

List of foods that will help you manage stress:

  • olive oil;
  • whole grains - brown rice, quinoa, einkorn, millet, etc .;
  • oat flakes;
  • black chocolate;
  • raw nuts - almonds, walnuts, cashews, pistachios;
  • seeds - pumpkin seeds, sunflower, flaxseed, whose;
  • tea - black, green, chamomile;
  • fish - salmon, trout, sardines, etc .;
  • low-fat milk - fresh and sour;
  • sweet potatoes;
  • green leafy vegetables;
  • avocado;
  • Forest fruits;
  • citrus fruits;
  • peppers;
  • bananas.

See which foods reduce stress and which increase it.

 

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