The DMX booklet provides:
- An exchange list for different calorie amounts you want to consume (# of carb/protein/fat per meal)
- A list of what is considered a carb, protein and good fat
- A Glycemic Index chart of foods that are best to eat (under 65 on the chart)
- Serving sizes for foods (like a cup of blueberries or half a banana are both 1 carb each)
Based on my 1,000 calorie per day goal...here is my Exchange Diet plan from the DMX booklet:
- Breakfast: 1 carb, 1 protein
- Snack: 1 carb, 1 protein
- Lunch: 1 carb, 2 proteins, 1 fat
- Snack: 1 carb, 1 protein
- Dinner: 1 carb, 2 proteins, 1 fat
So here's a typical day:
- Breakfast: 1 hard boiled or scrambled egg and a fruit (1 pear/apple or cup of blueberries, etc)
- Snack: a fruit and 1/2 oz of almonds
- Lunch: cup of lettuce, 2 oz of chicken or salmon, 1 oz of avocado (or a light dressing as a fat)
- Snack: half a bell pepper, a wedge of laughing cow cream cheese
- Dinner: a cup of steamed veggies, 2 oz of chicken or salmon, and either 1 oz of avocado or cheese.
I am not hungry at all either! I think because the only carbs I'm eating are fruits and veggies and I'm having protein with every meal. And my calorie intake ranges from 800-1000 following the above plan. Amazing what the right foods can do!
And of course, since I was in the cleanse phase, I gulped a bottle each night before bed of the Aloe Cleanse stuff, which helps release and clear previous toxins I consumed in a gentle way (no bathroom sprints!). Depending on how well or unwell your diet was before starting the cleanse phase depends on how much you notice the cleanse happening. I hardly noticed at all.
Lunch with lettuce, avocado and turkey (I typically used grilled chicken, which is best, but I had some leftover turkey deli meat the first few days and I didn't want to throw it out)
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My tip for seasoning chicken, fish and stir fry veggies: use salt-free Mrs. Dash! They have several flavors!
I hope this is somewhat educational for someone so far!

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