A 600-Calorie Diet That May Reverse Type 2 Diabetes?

What Does 600-Calorie Diet Look Like?

600 calories a day would mean that you can only eat 200 calories for each of your 3 meals. You may also divide the 600 calories in any way to suit your preference. For instance, if you prefer to have a full lunch and lighter breakfast and dinner you can choose to divide the calories into 150-300-150.

To help you put into perspective, here is what 200 calories look like:

  • 90 grams of flaxsed bread (4 slices)
  • 70 grams of sesame seed bagel (slightly more than half a bagel)
  • 56 grams of uncooked pasta (1 cup of cooked pasta)
  • 588 grams of broccoli (3 1/3 cups)
  • 125 grams of avocado (slightly less than 1 avocado)
  • 54 grams of peanut butter (around 2 tablespoons)
  • 28 grams of butter (around 2 tablespoons)
  • 23 grams of canola oil (around 2 tablespoons)
  • 333 ml of milk (around 1 1/3 glass)
  • 100 grams of canned tuna in Oil
  • 150 grams of egg (around 3 medium eggs)
  • 204 grams of sliced smoked turkey (around 3.5 slices)
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