Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Oatmeal, quinoa, millet, amaranth, golden milk, lots of homemade yogurt, green juice, tea, lemon-ginger water, lentils and beans, paneer, lots of cooked and raw veggies, some - eggs, fish, chicken. Olive oil, butter and ghee. Boatload of spices and herbs. Nuts, nut milk. ginger, garlic, onions, tomatoes, cilantro, mint. Andean mint tea. Moringa tea.
Gud (jaggery), honey. Very little sugar.
No soda, no alcohol, no processed meat, no baked goods, no sugar, no fake sugar, no low fat anything. They take minimal processed foods and they make fresh food every day.
They also eat dates.
Your addendum is sending me. Thanks for the laugh.
Welcome. Quite a bit of dates. They make a slurry out of blitzing it in the food processor and use it for sweetening EVERYTHING. This is their new thing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Oatmeal, quinoa, millet, amaranth, golden milk, lots of homemade yogurt, green juice, tea, lemon-ginger water, lentils and beans, paneer, lots of cooked and raw veggies, some - eggs, fish, chicken. Olive oil, butter and ghee. Boatload of spices and herbs. Nuts, nut milk. ginger, garlic, onions, tomatoes, cilantro, mint. Andean mint tea. Moringa tea.
Gud (jaggery), honey. Very little sugar.
No soda, no alcohol, no processed meat, no baked goods, no sugar, no fake sugar, no low fat anything. They take minimal processed foods and they make fresh food every day.
They also eat dates.
Your addendum is sending me. Thanks for the laugh.
Anonymous wrote:My 87 yr old parents are fans of bologna, mayonnaise, daily wine and bakery goods. I’m kind of jealous.
Anonymous wrote:My grandmother lived on her own until age 89 when she very reapidly died of mouth cancer. She walked everywhere, I think this is what made her quality of life so good, not her diet. She smoked a few cigarettes a day (hence the mouth cancer, but who cares? She lived to 89). She ate a very bland, very american diet. A very small amount of eggs/bacon/or toast in the morning, usually cold cuts or soup for lunch and dinner was ALWAYS a meat, potato and vegetable. A normal dinner would be beef pot roast, boiled potatoes, and steamed broccoli. In the evening she sould sit in her chair, watch TV, smoke, and drink a glass of scotch.
She did EVERYTHING on foot though and lived in Massachusettes, so winters were very cold. SHe walked to get her groceries, walked to her doctors, and walked to get whatever supplies she needed. She even got hit by a car once and broke her hip and recovered from that to keep walking some more. Probably logged 10-15k steps a day.
Oh and she also mowed her own lawn which is banannas.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My 87 yr old parents are fans of bologna, mayonnaise, daily wine and bakery goods. I’m kind of jealous.
Minus the wine, this is my mid-80s "healthy mobile" parents as well. My father has a baked good for breakfast every day (bear claw or muffin or similar), fast food for lunch or dinner, and some sort of snack/dessert after dinner.
Anonymous wrote:My 87 yr old parents are fans of bologna, mayonnaise, daily wine and bakery goods. I’m kind of jealous.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am trying to get my mom to eat healthier foods but I feel 1. she is not eating enough 2. low quantity of protein.
My dad ate a lot of red meat, enchiladas, eggs, bacon and chili, and tons of fruit and few veggies.. He ate less as he got older but it lived to be 89.
Anonymous wrote:I am trying to get my mom to eat healthier foods but I feel 1. she is not eating enough 2. low quantity of protein.