Overweight and UnderweightMetropolitan Life Insurance Company
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Overweight and Underweight
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Diet; Weight gain; Weight loss
breakfast
Fresh fruit or juice 1 serving—½ cup
Egg—cooked without fat 1
Bread or cereal 1 slice of bread or small
serving of cereal
Butter or margarine 1 level teaspoon
Skim milk or buttermilk 1 glass—8 ounces
Clear coffee or tea
dinner
Lean meat, fish, or poultry 3 ounces (average serving)
Vegetables[3] ½ cup Group I and ½ cup Group
II
Skim milk or buttermilk 1 glass—8 ounces
Fruit—raw, or cooked or 1 serving—½ cup
canned without sugar
lunch or
supper
Cottage cheese, meat, or ½ cup of cheese, 2 ounces of
eggs meat, or 2 eggs
Vegetables[3] ½ cup Group I and ½ cup Group
II
Skim milk or buttermilk 1 glass—8 ounces
Fruit—raw, or cooked or 1 serving—½ cup
canned without sugar
1200 CALORIE DIET
breakfast
Fresh fruit or juice 1 serving—½ cup
Egg—cooked without fat 1
Bread or cereal 1 slice of bread or small
serving of cereal
Butter or margarine 1 level teaspoon
Milk 1 glass—8 ounces
Clear coffee or tea
dinner
Lean meat, fish, or poultry 3 ounces (average serving)
Vegetables[3] ½ cup Group I
Potato or bread 1 small potato or 1 slice of
bread
Butter or margarine 1 level teaspoon
Milk 1 glass—8 ounces
Fruit—raw, or cooked or 1 serving—½ cup
canned without sugar
lunch or
supper
Cottage cheese, meat, or ½ cup of cheese, 2 ounces of
eggs meat, or 2 eggs
Vegetables[3] ½ cup raw Group I and ½ cup
Group II
Milk 1 glass—8 ounces
Fruit—raw, or cooked or 1 serving—½ cup
canned without sugar
1500 CALORIE DIET
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