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Steady week: protein-first maintenance

A balanced week at a steady dose or after your goal: the same protein-first habits, with fuller days.

91Plan score out of 100
103 gprotein a day, target 105 g
21 gfiber a day, aim for 25 g
How the score works
Protein 25/25
102.9 g a day against your 105 g target
Fiber 21/25
20.6 g a day against 25 g
Stomach comfort 20/25
33 of 42 meals are gentle options
Whole foods 25/25
0 processed meals flagged

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Day 1

Settle in: small plates, protein first

Breakfast

Overnight protein oats

21 g protein 360 kcal 6 g fiber

Oats soaked in milk and Greek yogurt with banana and cinnamon.

A small jar is enough. You can save the rest for a snack.

Mid-morning

Apple with peanut butter

5 g protein 190 kcal 4 g fiber

Apple slices with a tablespoon of peanut butter.

Good energy for afternoons.

Lunch

Chicken Greek salad with pita

30 g protein 290 kcal 2 g fiber

Chicken, cucumber, tomato, feta and olives with a little pita.

Chicken first, pita last.

Snack

Steamed edamame

9 g protein 95 kcal 4 g fiber

½ cup shelled edamame with sea salt.

Keep a bag in the freezer.

Dinner

Baked salmon, rice and soft carrots

25 g protein 320 kcal 3 g fiber

A small salmon fillet with rice and carrots cooked until soft.

Salmon first.

Evening snack

Banana and a glass of milk

9 g protein 215 kcal 3 g fiber

A small banana with a glass of milk, sipped slowly.

Bland and easy on queasy days.

Sip water between meals rather than with them.

Day 2

Batch-cook day helps the week

Breakfast

Tofu scramble on toast

28 g protein 300 kcal 4 g fiber

Crumbled firm tofu with turmeric and spinach on toast.

Tofu first, toast last.

Mid-morning

Hummus, pita and carrots

6 g protein 200 kcal 5 g fiber

3 tbsp hummus with ½ small pita and carrot sticks.

A small plate, not the whole tub.

Lunch

Salmon rice bowl

28 g protein 300 kcal 2 g fiber

Flaked salmon, a little rice, edamame and cucumber with soy.

Use leftover salmon from dinner.

Snack

Cheese stick and apple

7 g protein 130 kcal 2 g fiber

A cheese stick with a few apple slices.

Good for the bag.

Dinner

Chicken, potato and green bean traybake

35 g protein 345 kcal 5 g fiber

Chicken breast, baby potatoes and green beans roasted on one tray.

Plain seasoning on nausea days.

Evening snack

Apple with peanut butter

5 g protein 190 kcal 4 g fiber

Apple slices with a tablespoon of peanut butter.

Good energy for afternoons.

Aim for a glass of water mid-morning and mid-afternoon.

Day 3

Keep fluids going between meals

Breakfast

Cottage cheese egg cups with toast

26 g protein 300 kcal 3 g fiber

Two blended egg, cottage cheese and parmesan cups (make 8 on Sunday) with a slice of toast.

Two cups is a full breakfast. Start with one if mornings are hard.

Mid-morning

Handful of almonds

5 g protein 145 kcal 3 g fiber

25 g almonds (about 20).

Chew well; nuts are filling.

Lunch

Turkey and hummus wrap

20 g protein 245 kcal 4 g fiber

A small wholewheat wrap with sliced turkey, hummus and lettuce.

Half now, half later is fine.

Snack

Greek yogurt with honey

15 g protein 120 kcal 0 g fiber

150 g Greek yogurt with a small drizzle of honey.

Eat it cold.

Dinner

Chicken souvlaki plate

36 g protein 300 kcal 2 g fiber

Grilled chicken with tzatziki, tomato, cucumber and a little pita.

Chicken and tzatziki first.

Evening snack

Banana and a glass of milk

9 g protein 215 kcal 3 g fiber

A small banana with a glass of milk, sipped slowly.

Bland and easy on queasy days.

Cold water or herbal tea can be easier than plain water.

Day 4

Midweek: keep portions small

Breakfast

Overnight protein oats

21 g protein 360 kcal 6 g fiber

Oats soaked in milk and Greek yogurt with banana and cinnamon.

A small jar is enough. You can save the rest for a snack.

Mid-morning

Banana and a glass of milk

9 g protein 215 kcal 3 g fiber

A small banana with a glass of milk, sipped slowly.

Bland and easy on queasy days.

Lunch

Tuna and white bean salad

28 g protein 330 kcal 6 g fiber

Tuna, cannellini beans, lemon and parsley with a slice of sourdough. Five minutes, no cooking.

Keeps 2 days in the fridge without the dressing.

Snack

Roasted chickpeas

6 g protein 120 kcal 5 g fiber

⅓ cup crunchy roasted chickpeas.

Fibre helps if things are slow.

Dinner

Turkey meatballs in tomato sauce

26 g protein 350 kcal 4 g fiber

Lean turkey meatballs in tomato sauce with a little pasta.

Make a double batch; freeze half.

Evening snack

Apple with peanut butter

5 g protein 190 kcal 4 g fiber

Apple slices with a tablespoon of peanut butter.

Good energy for afternoons.

Keep a bottle in sight; small sips add up.

Day 5

Protein first at every meal

Breakfast

Smoked salmon bagel thin

18 g protein 230 kcal 3 g fiber

Light cream cheese, smoked salmon and cucumber on a bagel thin.

Open-faced: eat one half and see how you feel.

Mid-morning

Hummus, pita and carrots

6 g protein 200 kcal 5 g fiber

3 tbsp hummus with ½ small pita and carrot sticks.

A small plate, not the whole tub.

Lunch

Chicken Greek salad with pita

30 g protein 290 kcal 2 g fiber

Chicken, cucumber, tomato, feta and olives with a little pita.

Chicken first, pita last.

Snack

Steamed edamame

9 g protein 95 kcal 4 g fiber

½ cup shelled edamame with sea salt.

Keep a bag in the freezer.

Dinner

Baked tofu, sweet potato and broccoli

28 g protein 375 kcal 6 g fiber

Crispy baked tofu with roasted sweet potato and soft broccoli.

Tofu first.

Evening snack

Banana and a glass of milk

9 g protein 215 kcal 3 g fiber

A small banana with a glass of milk, sipped slowly.

Bland and easy on queasy days.

Have a glass of water before each meal, not during.

Day 6

Easy weekend, same habits

Breakfast

Cottage cheese egg cups with toast

26 g protein 300 kcal 3 g fiber

Two blended egg, cottage cheese and parmesan cups (make 8 on Sunday) with a slice of toast.

Two cups is a full breakfast. Start with one if mornings are hard.

Mid-morning

Handful of almonds

5 g protein 145 kcal 3 g fiber

25 g almonds (about 20).

Chew well; nuts are filling.

Lunch

Salmon rice bowl

28 g protein 300 kcal 2 g fiber

Flaked salmon, a little rice, edamame and cucumber with soy.

Use leftover salmon from dinner.

Snack

Cheese stick and apple

7 g protein 130 kcal 2 g fiber

A cheese stick with a few apple slices.

Good for the bag.

Dinner

Lemon cod with olives and orzo

30 g protein 280 kcal 2 g fiber

Baked cod with cherry tomatoes, olives and a little orzo.

Mild and light.

Evening snack

Apple with peanut butter

5 g protein 190 kcal 4 g fiber

Apple slices with a tablespoon of peanut butter.

Good energy for afternoons.

Milk and kefir count toward fluids too.

Day 7

Plan next week while it’s easy

Breakfast

Tofu scramble on toast

28 g protein 300 kcal 4 g fiber

Crumbled firm tofu with turmeric and spinach on toast.

Tofu first, toast last.

Mid-morning

Apple with peanut butter

5 g protein 190 kcal 4 g fiber

Apple slices with a tablespoon of peanut butter.

Good energy for afternoons.

Lunch

Turkey and hummus wrap

20 g protein 245 kcal 4 g fiber

A small wholewheat wrap with sliced turkey, hummus and lettuce.

Half now, half later is fine.

Snack

Greek yogurt with honey

15 g protein 120 kcal 0 g fiber

150 g Greek yogurt with a small drizzle of honey.

Eat it cold.

Dinner

Chicken and egg fried rice

28 g protein 350 kcal 3 g fiber

Leftover rice with chicken, egg and peas.

Cold leftover rice works best.

Evening snack

Banana and a glass of milk

9 g protein 215 kcal 3 g fiber

A small banana with a glass of milk, sipped slowly.

Bland and easy on queasy days.

If you feel off, sip slowly and often.

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Tips for this week

  • Keep protein first even when appetite returns.
  • Add vegetables or a little more carbs before adding more fat.
  • Keep up strength training two or three times a week.
  • Talk to your prescriber before changing your dose.
  • These portions come to roughly 1,300–1,600 kcal a day. If you’re hungry, very active, or your clinician has given you a higher target, add fruit, bread or another snack.

Nutrition planning only, not medical advice. Always follow your prescriber's guidance on medication, dosing and diet. If you have severe or persistent nausea, vomiting or stomach pain, contact your healthcare provider.

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