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by Tricia Williams

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A Day of Meals on Paleo by Tricia Williams
A Dinner on Paleo by Tricia Williams

The Paleo diet is based on what our human hunter-gatherer ancestors ate during the Paleolithic era. Researchers believe their diets consisted of lean meats, fish, vegetables, nuts and seeds. By following this diet and leading physically active lives, hunter-gatherers presumably had much lower rates of disease.

The modern diet has shifted over time towards consumption of sodium-rich processed foods and refined sugars that have little nutritional value, are high in calories, and deplete the natural resources in our environment. This is contributing to the rise of chronic diseases such as obesity, diabetes, and heart disease. With a simple shift away from industrialized foods, we can improve our health and wellbeing while contributing to the conservation of our planet.

The Paleo diet is based on what our human hunter-gatherer ancestors ate during the Paleolithic era. Researchers believe their diets consisted of lean meats, fish, vegetables, nuts and seeds. By following this diet and leading physically active lives, hunter-gatherers presumably had much lower rates of disease.

The modern diet has shifted over time towards consumption of sodium-rich processed foods and refined sugars that have little nutritional value, are high in calories, and deplete the natural resources in our environment. This is contributing to the rise of chronic diseases such as obesity, diabetes, and heart disease. With a simple shift away from industrialized foods, we can improve our health and wellbeing while contributing to the conservation of our planet.

A Dinner on Paleo by Tricia Williams

Daily Dose sources all produce and protein from only the most biodynamic, organic and regenerative farms. We work with local producers to ensure each meal is the most clean and nutrient dense option on the market

The Paleo Plan by Tricia Williams eliminates processed foods with little nutritional value designed to make you crave more food and focuses on eating lean protein and fiber, so you feel full.

Eating Paleo with local, organic, non-GMO, high quality ingredients such as grass-fed beef, sustainably harvested seafood, low-glycemic organic produce, nuts, and seeds provides your body with a balanced diet that is high in protein and fiber, contains an average amount of fat, and is low in carbs.

The plan is 1500 calories a day made up of 133 grams protein, 110 grams of carbs, and 59 grams fat daily.

A a day of Meals on Paleo by Tricia Williams

All Daily Dose meals are formulated with Regenerative farm to table ingredients, Nutritionally formulated, Chef-prepared and Ready-to-eat

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Servicing New York, Metro

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Monday November 4th

day 1

Breakfast
Pumpkin Cinnamon Rolls
Cranberry Seed Vanilla Cream

Lunch
Citrus Roasted Wild Salmon, Pomegranate Salsa
Shaved Fennel, Red Onion, Tuscan Kale, Fall Squash, Turmeric Tahini Dressing

Dinner
Braised Grass Fed Beef
Cauliflower Polenta, Sautéed Greens

day 2

Breakfast
Apple Spiced Almond Pancakes
Ginger Cardamon Apple Walnut Salsa

Lunch
Turkey Meatloaf
Roasted Fall Squash,Haricot Vert, Cranberry Dressing

Dinner
Wild Shrimp Lo Mein
Butternut and Zucchini Noodles, Carrots, Celery, Napa Cabbage, Scallions

day 3

Breakfast
Nigella Sesame Bagel
Farm Egg, Chive Cashew Cream, Slow Roasted Tomatoes

Lunch
Mahi Mahi Fish Taco Salad
Butter Lettuce Cups, Shaved Cabbage, Pickled Onions, Pepitas, Seeded Avocado, Jalapeño Ranch

Dinner
Chicken Parm
Basil Cashew Cream, Marinara, Garlic Sautéed Broccoli

day 4

Breakfast
Fall Harvest Farm Egg Frittata, Broccoli, Carrots, Butternut Squash
Turkey-Sage-Sweet Potato Hash

Lunch
Green Goddess Chicken Salad
Shaved Brussels, Roasted Okinawa Potatoes, Spiced Almond Croutons, Green Goddess Dressing

Dinner
Spaghetti & Meatballs
Spaghetti Squash, Marinara, Pork & Grass Fed Beef Balls

day 5

Breakfast
Cherry Fig Vanilla Almond Muffins
Apple Compote, Beet Fermented Hard Boiled Egg

Lunch
Pulled Chicken Sesame Noodle Salad
Shirataki Noodles, Shaved Brussels, Purple Cabbage, Red Onion, Julienne Butternut, Miso Tahini Dressing

Dinner
Shepard’s Pie
Grass Feed Lamb. Carrots, Peas, Onions, Cauli Crust

Need help?

Get in touch with us at info@dailydoselife.com and we’ll be happy to help guide you.

Tricia Williams of Daly Dose Life

Tricia Williams is a leader in the fields of Nutrition and Holistic Health and has left her mark as a chef on some of New York’s best restaurants. After more than 10 years of working with athletes and performers – as well as collaborating with their coaches, integrative physicians, and nutritionists to successfully tailor meal plans that met both their taste preferences and their health goals – she founded Daily Dose creating clean, responsibly-sourced, functional, and delicious meal plans and programs for anyone seeking smart solutions to health and wellness through their diet.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the macronutrient breakdown of the Paleo Plan?
The plan is 1500 calories a day made up of 133 grams protein, 110 grams of carbs, and 59 grams fat daily.

I need more calories in my plan. What should I do?
You can choose from any of our snacks and desserts in the market section of our site. You can also supplement at home with nuts, nut butters, and fruits.

Is this a weight loss or maintenance plan?
The short answer is both. If you are looking to lose weight, this is a great plan that allows for a lot of flexibility. If you are at your optimal weight and body composition, this is a great maintenance solution.

I prefer eating fish versus grass-fed meats and poultry.
The Ketotarian plan we developed with Dr. Will Cole is perfect for you, check that out here.

Is Paleo just for athletes and bodybuilders?
While the Paleo diet was made popular by many athletes and gyms, it is a helpful lifestyle for anyone – from those wanting to feel their best, to those with autoimmune conditions.

Why do you avoid whole grains?
Contrary to popular belief, whole grains are not that healthy. Grains contain toxic anti-nutrients, lectins, gluten, and phytates. Human beings are not wired to properly digest these anti-nutrients.

While we do our best, we do not provide a product for people with medically-necessitated diets or severe allergies. We are a facility that processes tree nuts.

At Daily Dose we are dedicated to reducing our environmental footprint.

All our containers and delivery material is fully recyclable or compostable. Learn more about our sustainability efforts here.

This program is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. We recommend that you consult with your doctor prior to starting this program if you have a medical condition or are taking any prescription medications or nutritional supplements.

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