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Kick-start a healthy eating pattern with nutritionist Zoe Bingley-Pullin's diet plan and avoid alcohol, caffeine and dairy. After a week, introduce cheeses like fetta, parmesan or mozzarella and small amounts of quality natural yoghurt, plus coffee and alcohol in moderation.

Remember to eat clean and mostly nutrient-dense foods where possible.

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Monday
Breakfast Fruit salad with soy or rice yoghurt and 1 tbsp LSA (linseed, sunflower seed and almond meal)
Snack 1 peach and a handful of mixed raw nuts
Lunch Organic free-range chicken spelt wrap with hummus or cottage cheese and salad
Snack Freshly squeezed vegetable juice
Dinner Citrus-marinated salmon with quinoa salad

Tuesday
Breakfast Fruit smoothie with soy milk and 1 tbsp LSA
Snack 1 apple and a handful of mixed raw nuts
Lunch Citrus-marinated salmon with quinoa salad
Snack ½ cup vegie sticks with hummus
Dinner John Dory with steamed vegetables

Wednesday
Breakfast Rolled oats with fresh fruit, soy milk, LSA and soy yoghurt
Snack Berries and a handful of mixed raw nuts
Lunch Citrus-marinated salmon with quinoa salad
Snack Freshly squeezed vegetable juice
Dinner Organic or free-range chicken breast with salad

Thursday
Breakfast Scrambled eggs with mushrooms and herbs
Snack Miso soup
Lunch Salad of ½ tin of mixed beans, egg or tuna and a dressing of olive oil, lemon juice and herbs
Snack ½ cup vegie sticks with hummus
Dinner Citrus-marinated salmon with quinoa salad

Friday
Breakfast Organic muesli with berries and yoghurt
Snack 1 orange and a handful of mixed raw nuts
Lunch Citrus-marinated salmon with quinoa salad
Snack Freshly squeezed vegetable juice
Dinner Vegie and tofu stir-fry with ginger, garlic and tamari, served with quinoa or millet

Saturday
Breakfast 2 semi-boiled eggs with smoked salmon and tomato
Snack 1 mango and a handful of mixed raw nuts
Lunch Citrus-marinated salmon with quinoa salad
Snack ½ cup of vegie sticks with hummus
Dinner BBQ chicken (no skin) with salad

Sunday
Breakfast Porridge with LSA, cinnamon, grated apple and milk
Snack Grapefruit and a handful of mixed raw nuts
Lunch Organic or free-range chicken breast with salad
Snack ½ cup of vegie sticks with cottage cheese or hummus
Dinner Citrus-marinated salmon with quinoa salad
 

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  • It must be great to be a celebrity & afford to eat salmon 7 days a week... REPORT COMMENT

  • What if your allergic to seafood. These items are all very expensive REPORT COMMENT

  • Wot no cakie ... you do know that a cakie a day keeps the madness away .. !!! Stupid bloody lifestyle anyhoo , they are all about themselves . Self centred . Some wonderful people spend their days caring for others ...
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  • Not enough calories. These celebs are not very good role models and ye I agree with all of the above people. We don't make millions like these selfish celebrities and can't afford salmon every single day that's ridic!!
    I've seen photos of celebs having starbucks and things that aren't on the diet plans they all seem to follow that are talked about in mags all the time. I don't know how you get this info. Do celebs talk to people tell them exactly what they eat???? REPORT COMMENT

  • Wouldnt it be nice to be able to afford salmon, but how boring would this get after a week??? Wheres the fun with the food? REPORT COMMENT

  • It must be great to be able to pay a chef to cook it all for you everyday let alone have enough time to prepare it all yourself! REPORT COMMENT

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