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Protein Guide

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A quick guide on protein: why and how much you need, and practical tools to help you hit your daily protein goal - including the best sources sorted by calories (= Protein Density Cheat Sheet) and by cost per gram (= Protein Cost Cheat Sheet).

A meal planner template titled 'Meal Planner Template' with a subtitle 'Your Weekly Meal Plan' and a note suggesting planning meals around a protein source. The template includes a weekly table with meal categories—Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Snack—organized by days of the week, and a section titled 'Meal Ideas'. The header features an image of fresh vegetables including garlic, potatoes, and herbs.

Meal Planner Notion Template

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Meal Planning can make it a lot easier to stick to your diet goals - and saves you from having to decide what to eat multiple times a day.

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Cheat Sheet: Healthy Eating 101

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Start here if you want to start eating healthier. This cheat sheet provides you with simple and efficient healthy eating hacks.

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Cheat Sheet: Protein Density

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Eating enough protein can be a challenge, especially without exceeding calorie goals. This cheat sheet ranks the most popular protein sources by their protein content per calorie - aka, their protein density.

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Cheat Sheet: Protein Costs

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Foods that are high in protein tend to be the more expensive foods, making it costly to eat a high-protein diet. This cheat sheet ranks the most popular protein sources by their cost for 30g of protein.

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Cheat Sheet:
Protein & Fats Guesstimating

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If you don’t want to track your food but still want to get enough protein and fats, this cheat sheet will help you get better at guesstimating exactly that.

Two pages of a food guide titled 'FODMAPs Food Guide' by Hannah Malu, listing high and low FODMAP foods including vegetables, fruits, dairy and milks, protein sources, grains, sweeteners, and nuts & seeds.

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A quick guide to FODMAPs and the low FODMAP diet, along with a cheat sheet of high FODMAP foods and low FODMAP alternatives.

FODMAP Guide