5/10/10- Paula's Eating/Exercise Journal: Monday

by Paula (Clean Eating Expert) 10. May 2010 05:02

 

There was a recent study in Pediatrics, by Christoph Correll, M.D., that addressed the connection between taking certain children’s antipsychotic medicines (zyprexa, seroquel, and risperdal) and becoming overweight or obese.  Kids who are medicated fro bi-polar disorder, schizophrenia, and other mental health conditions maybe taking these medications.

The study found that some kids gained an average of 10-19 pounds after taking these drugs for 11 weeks.  The article stressed that if your child takes these meds, make sure their weight, as well as lipids, insulin, and blood- sugar levels are monitored.

My nephew takes risperdal as a medication for the symptoms of autism, and gained quite a bit of weight, that has been very difficult for him to get off. 

 

 

 

Monday 5/10/10- Workout Diary:

stationary bike- 30 minute

 

 Monday 5/10/10- Food Diary:

Breakfast-

1/2 cup egg whites (50 cal.)

whole wheat toast (80 cal.)

1 cup organic spinach, 2 cherry tomatoes, 4 asparagus ( 25 cal)

A.M. Snack-

greek yogurt  (90 cal.)

1/8 cup bluberries (15 cal)

Lunch-

4 oz tuna steak(120)

salad- 2 cups orgaanic spinach, 2  asparagus, 1/2 yellow sweet pepper,1/ 2 cup green beans, 1 oz fat free feta, 1 tbls sunflower seeds, no salt (80 cal.)

P.M. snack-

homemade popcorn ( 90 cal.)

3/4 cup high fiber cereal, 1/4 cup bluberries (140 cal)

Dinner-

3.5 oz chicken (165 cal )

1/2 cup quieno, sprinkle of almonds (150cal.)

2/3 cup brussel sprouts/balsamic vinegar ( 55 cal.)

1 tomato (26 cal)

Dessert-

fruit pie, ice cream(270 cal)

TOTAL CALORIES- 1356

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