Doctor Kate Gregorevic shares the exact daily diet she swears by for healthy – Health News Today
What a doctor eats every day: Physician reveals EXACTLY what she has to stay in peak health – and the seven food rules that will slow down ageing
- Dr Kate Gregorevic, from Melbourne, shared the foods she eats to age well
- The physician said she swears by mostly plant-based foods and healthy fats
- Dr Gregorevic said she tries to eat lots of fibre and have a 12-hour food break
- When it comes to ageing well, she recommends variety and plenty of protein
A doctor has revealed exactly what she eats in a day to promote healthy ageing, as well as the food rules she swears by for good health.
Dr Kate Gregorevic, from Melbourne, said she is ‘very conscious’ that what she eats has a big impact on how her body functions now and in the future – so she tries to flood her diet with as many plant-based foods and wholefoods as possible.
‘While I do enjoy a little meat or fish, vegetables and wholegrains like oats, brown rice, barley and freekeh make up the bulk of my diet,’ Dr Gregorevic told Sydney Morning Herald.
A doctor has revealed exactly what she eats in a day to promote healthy ageing, as well as the food rules she swears by for good health (Dr Kate Gregorevic pictured)
Dr Kate Gregorevic (pictured) said she is ‘very conscious’ that what she eats has a big impact on how her body functions now and in the future – and eats mainly plants
She also ensures she eats plenty of fibre – which is beneficial for our gut bacteria and helps to protect the lining of the gut and make you feel more full after eating.
Dr Gregorevic said that alongside eating mainly plants, another of her food rules is that she avoids ultra-processed foods like biscuits, cakes and many popular breakfast cereals.
While these foods are often accessible in the supermarkets, the physician explained that they are ‘designed to overcome our satiety signals’ – meaning you never feel full despite eating a lot.
What is Dr Kate Gregorevic’s typical day on a plate?
Dr Gregorevic said while she eats mainly plants and fibre (pictured), she allows herself a little meat for vitamin B12 and iron
* 5.30am: Large flat white upon waking.
* 6:30am: Porridge with rolled oats, chia seeds, pear, tahini, raw cacao and pine nuts.
* 10am: Coffee with two pieces of 90 per cent cocoa chocolate.
* 12.30pm: Leftover mushroom and brown rice risotto with some sauteed kale and half an avocado. An apple with peanut butter.
* 4pm: Handful of raw nuts.
* 5.30pm: Roast chicken cooked over puy lentils with tomato, leek and peas.
Source: SMH
Dr Gregorevic (pictured) said she never drinks soft drinks or fruit juice as both are full of empty kilojoules and have no effect on satiety
‘I never drink soft drink or fruit juice as soft drink is full of empty kilojoules, has no effect on satiety and its consumption is so strongly linked with obesity that some countries…