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The Meal Plan Companion — Protein-First Eating After 40
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The answer to "what should I eat?" — in ten seconds, hundreds of times, for six months.
Weight loss after 40 doesn't fail at knowledge; it fails at 6 p.m. on a Tuesday. This companion replaces recipes and willpower with a system: meal formulas you mix and match, a done-for-you first week, and playbooks for the moments that break diets — restaurants, holidays, travel, and the 9 p.m. pantry.
What's inside (13 pages)
- Your numbers — protein targets by body weight, per day and per meal, from the research.
- The plate method — portions measured by the hand that's always with you. No food scale.
- Meal formulas — breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks as pick-one-from-each-column builders, with protein counts.
- The done-for-you week — seven days fully planned, sized for 120–140 g protein a day, with the complete grocery list.
- The 90-minute Sunday — one batch-prep session that turns weeknight cooking into assembly.
- The eating-out playbook — restaurants, gatherings, alcohol (honestly), and travel.
- Troubleshooting — constant hunger, sweet cravings, blown days, and stalls.
The details
- Instant digital download (PDF) — read on any device, print what you like
- The nutrition arm of Frank Dalton's 6-Month Weight Loss Guide — works standalone too
- One-time $9.99. No subscription.
- Personal-use license — one buyer, one copy. Sharing or reselling the file isn't permitted.
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Educational content, not medical advice. Protein counts are good-faith estimates. Consult your doctor before changing your diet, especially with existing health conditions.