Mine would be to take at least a couple weeks to count calories so you get a better idea of how much you’re eating. People tend to not eat enough when “eating healthy” and tend to eat too much when just going by what they want.

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    Another good answer. I definitely agree with the first one 100% and I generally agree with the second only that can be cost prohibitive if your source of protein is meat. I like to have a carb heavier diet because it’s cheaper…

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      Beans are cheap and high protein and the fiber helps reduce the insulin impact of the carbs and also other non-bean carbs.

      Eat beans Ferment beans Fart beans

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        Vegan here, beans, lentils, seitan, chickpeas, and tofu are all high in protein, and most of those are incredibly versatile and cheap staples. I use lentils to make a ton of vegan seitan steak that I use in various recipes throughout the week.