This week I have been seriously craving fruit and contemplating the 80/10/10 diet and/or “Raw Till 4”, which I pretty much already do anyway. Raw Till 4 is a lifestyle where you eat only raw foods until 4pm each day. This doesn’t mean you can eat whatever you want after 4pm, this means you can eat cooked plantbased foods after 4pm. The 80/10/10 diet has recently been made popular by Loni Jane after this controversial article was posted. The 80/10/10 diet is a vegan “diet” in which 80 percent of the calories come carbs (fruit and some veggies), 10 percent come from healthy fats (avocados, nuts & seeds), and the rest come from protein (however it is vegan so no meat for protein). I don’t want to be too strict or say “never” on anything, but lately I have been much more interested in these two lifestyles as I eat cleaner and feel better than ever. Over the past few weeks I have noticed increased energy, an easier time falling asleep at night and rising in the morning, as well as the fact that I haven’t had a single pimple since I don’t remember when. I truly believe all of these results are from eating a primarily raw diet lately so it makes me wonder how I would feel if I went all the way? Anyway, enough about my crazy banana island ideas (you eat only bananas for the weekend)…here is what I have been enjoying this week on a raw till four diet.

Breakfast: Acai Bowls or Trader Joe’s Muesli with fruit, Juices or Smoothies

Lunch: This mango and avocado salad with chia sprinkled on top, dressing is olive oil, honey, salt & pepper.

Snacks are: Cantaloupe with coconut flakes, apples, pineapple or other fresh fruit with some nuts. I have found that my acai bowls and salads keep me so full I don’t need to snack as much lately. Dinner: This week we have been really boring, just eating salads with fish, falafel with broccoli and (duh) acai bowls. Did I mention I am obsessed? #acaiproblems

If you are on the 80/10/10 or Raw till Four lifestyle, let me know in the comments below your thoughts or tips. xx, Beth SaveSave SaveSave
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