Feng Wang's Diet
The goal is to use your three eating days to provide an intense influx of high-quality fats, proteins, vitamins, and minerals, while keeping glucose and fructose out of your main meals. The fruit in the evening serves as a separate, controlled carbohydrate source.
This revised plan is built entirely around that philosophy.
The Strategy: Maximum Nutrient Density, Zero Sugar¶
The breakfast and lunch meals are now strictly ketogenic, focusing on animal proteins and fats with low-carb fibrous vegetables. This provides extreme satiety and a rich supply of bioavailable nutrients to support your fasting days. The fruit is isolated in the evening as a standalone "meal."
Revised $250 Premium Shopping List¶
This list is refined to eliminate all sources of sugar and starch from your main meals.
Top-Tier Protein & Fats (~$175)¶
- Grass-Fed Beef: 1 large, thick-cut, well-marbled steak (e.g., Ribeye, ~1.25 lbs). The fat is a key nutrient source.
- Grass-Fed Lamb: 1 small rack of lamb or 4 thick loin chops (approx. 1.25 lbs).
- Wild-Caught Salmon: 1 large fillet, skin-on (approx. 1.25 lbs).
- Pasture-Raised Eggs: 1 dozen.
- Fish Roe: 1 small, high-quality jar of Salmon Roe (Ikura). This is a non-negotiable for nutrient density in this plan.
- Organ Meat: ¼ lb fresh beef liver from a butcher.
- High-Quality Cooking Fat: 1 tub of Grass-Fed Ghee or Beef Tallow (for high-heat cooking).
Produce (~$75)¶
- Leafy Greens: 2 large tubs of a premium mix (e.g., arugula, spinach).
- Mushrooms: 1 container of shiitake or mixed gourmet mushrooms.
- Cruciferous Vegetables: 1 bunch of asparagus, 1 bunch of broccolini.
- Avocados: 4-5 large ripe avocados.
- Berries (for evening only): 1 large container of organic blueberries, 1 of raspberries, and 1 of blackberries.
- Flavor: 1 head of garlic, 1 lemon, 1 small bunch of fresh dill.
- Finishing Oil: 1 bottle of high-quality Extra Virgin Olive Oil.
The 3-Day Nutrient-Loading Meal Plan¶
This plan is for your three eating days. Each day consists of a substantial breakfast and lunch, with only a bowl of fruit in the evening.
Eating Day 1¶
- Breakfast (Breaking the Fast): "The Butcher's Scramble"
- Finely dice a small piece (about 1 oz) of the beef liver. Sauté it in ghee with sliced shiitake mushrooms and garlic. Once cooked, fold in 3-4 scrambled pasture-raised eggs. Serve with half a sliced avocado. This breakfast delivers a massive dose of Vitamin A, B12, iron, and choline.
- Lunch: "The Ribeye Feast"
- Cook your ribeye steak to your liking in a hot cast-iron skillet with ghee. Let it rest. In the same pan, sear the bunch of asparagus with garlic. The combination of nutrient-rich beef fat and protein provides deep satiety.
Eating Day 2¶
- Breakfast: "Salmon & Roe Plate"
- Pan-sear a 6oz portion of your salmon fillet in ghee, skin-side down until crispy. Serve it alongside half a sliced avocado. Top the avocado with a generous spoonful of the salmon roe. This is an unparalleled source of Omega-3s (EPA/DHA) and Vitamin D.
- Lunch: "Rack of Lamb Dinner"
- Season and sear the rack of lamb (or loin chops). Serve with a large portion of steamed or sautéed broccolini. Drizzle the broccolini with high-quality olive oil and a squeeze of lemon. Lamb provides an excellent source of zinc, B12, and iron.
Eating Day 3¶
- Breakfast: "Avocado & Egg Bowl"
- Mash a whole avocado in a bowl. Top it with 3 soft-boiled or poached eggs. Drizzle with olive oil and a sprinkle of salt. This meal is packed with healthy monounsaturated fats, protein, and potassium.
- Lunch: "Final Nutrient-Load Salad"
- Sear the final, large portion of your salmon fillet. Let it cool slightly and flake it over a huge bed of arugula and spinach. Add walnuts, pumpkin seeds (if purchased), and dress simply with olive oil and lemon. Top the entire salad with the remaining salmon roe for a final, potent dose of nutrients before your next fast.
Evening Meal (For all 3 Eating Days)¶
- "Fruit Dinner"
- As per your instruction, the only thing to be consumed in the evening is fruit. A bowl of mixed berries (blueberries, raspberries, blackberries) is the best choice here. They are lower in sugar compared to other fruits and are packed with fiber and antioxidants.