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Low-Histamine Weight Loss Plan (Vegan 2 Days a Week, Post-Gastric Sleeve, IF-Friendly, Office Job, Includes Calocurb) & Exercise





Goal: Reduce weight from 93 kg to 75-80 kg, avoid histamine triggers, maintain energy levels for a sedentary office job, FIFO Mining, and support digestion after gastric sleeve surgery. No calories counting

"Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants." Michael Pollan


Eating Schedule (Intermittent Fasting (IF) 16:8; with Calocurb

  • Eating Window: 10 AM - 6 PM

  • Fasting Window: 6 PM - 10 AM (Only water, electrolytes, and Calocurb as needed)

  • Calocurb Timing: Take one capsule mid-morning (9:30 AM) and mid-afternoon (2:30 PM) to help control appetite

  • Vegan Days: Tuesday and Friday

  • All meals are eaten at work


Non-Vegan Days (Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday)

Morning (9:30 AM - Pre-Breakfast)
  • Take Calocurb with water

  • Continue fasting until 10 AM


Breakfast (10 AM at Work)

Eat:

  • Scrambled or boiled eggs

  • Coconut yogurt with chia seeds

  • Fresh cucumber, zucchini, or carrot sticks

  • Herbal tea or lemon water

Avoid:

  • Bacon and processed meats

  • Cheese and dairy

  • Sugary drinks and fizzy sodas


Mid-Afternoon (2:30 PM - Pre-Lunch Snack Control)
  • Take Calocurb with water


Lunch (2 PM at Work)

Eat:

  • Grilled chicken, turkey, lamb, or fresh beef (not aged)

  • Salad with lettuce, cucumber, zucchini, carrots, bell peppers

  • Olive oil and lemon dressing

  • Side of sweet potato or quinoa


Avoid:

  • Deli meats and sausages

  • Tomatoes and spinach

  • Bread, pasta, and mayo-based sauces


Dinner (6 PM at Work or Take-Home Meal)

Eat:

  • Grilled fresh meats (chicken, turkey, lamb, beef, or fish)

  • Steamed or roasted vegetables (zucchini, green beans, cauliflower, carrots, parsnips)

  • Small portion of white rice or quinoa

  • Coconut soup if available


Avoid:

  • Lasagna, pasta, and cheese-based dishes

  • Spicy curry (choose mild turmeric and coconut milk instead)

  • Leftovers (histamine increases over time)


Vegan Days (Tuesday and Friday)
Morning (9:30 AM - Pre-Breakfast)
  • Take Calocurb with water

  • Continue fasting until 10 AM



Breakfast (10 AM at Work)

Eat:

  • Chia pudding with coconut yogurt

  • Oatmeal with cinnamon and macadamia nuts

  • Sliced pear or apple with nut butter

  • Herbal tea or lemon water


Mid-Afternoon (2:30 PM - Pre-Lunch Snack Control)
  • Take Calocurb with water


Lunch (2 PM at the Mine - Vegan Days: Tuesday & Friday)

Eat:

  • Salad with mixed greens, cucumber, carrots, and olive oil dressing

  • Steamed white rice or pasta with olive oil and herbs

  • Stir-fried vegetables (zucchini, bell peppers, green beans, carrots, cauliflower)

  • Grilled or steamed tofu (if available and tolerated)

  • Lentil stew or chickpeas with mild seasoning (no tomato, no heavy spices)


Avoid:

  • Cream-based or pre-made sauces (often contain hidden histamines and preservatives)

  • Soy sauce and vinegar-based dressings (high histamine)

  • Pre-packaged processed meals


Avoid:

  • Tomatoes, spinach, and soy sauce

  • Canned beans (use freshly cooked beans)



Dinner (6 PM at the Mine - Vegan Days: Tuesday & Friday)

Eat:

  • Steamed rice or pasta with olive oil and mild herbs

  • Grilled or roasted vegetables (zucchini, carrots, bell peppers, cauliflower, green beans)

  • Vegetable-based soup (if available, choose mild seasoning, no tomato or vinegar-based broths)

  • Boiled or mashed pumpkin with olive oil

  • Lentils or chickpeas (if available and tolerated, avoid overly spiced options)


Avoid:

  • Heavy curry sauces and spice blends (can trigger histamine issues)

  • Cream-based or pre-made sauces

  • Fermented or aged foods like pickles and vinegar-based dressings



Snacks (Only if Hungry)

Long term plan is to aim to avoid snacking

Eat:

  • Fresh fruit (pear, apple, blueberries, mango, watermelon)

  • Coconut yogurt with chia seeds

  • Carrot sticks with macadamia nut butter

  • Herbal tea or lemon water

Avoid:

  • Chocolate

  • Walnuts, cashews, and almonds

  • Packaged snacks with additives


Hydration Plan

Drink:

  • Water (2-3 liters daily)

  • Herbal teas (chamomile, peppermint, rooibos)

  • Sparkling water with lemon

Avoid:

  • Fizzy drinks

  • Coffee


Foods to Eat and Avoid

Eat: Fresh meats, eggs, coconut products, macadamia nuts, fresh vegetables, fresh fruit, olive oil

Avoid: Processed meats, dairy, tomatoes, chocolate, fizzy drinks, bread, pasta








Gentle Exercise Plan for a 49-Year-Old (Walking & Simple Exercises)

Goal: Support weight loss, improve mobility, and maintain strength without excessive strain.


Weekly Exercise Routine (30-45 minutes per day, 5-6 days a week)

Monday – Walking + Bodyweight Strength

  • 30-minute brisk walk (moderate pace)

  • 2 sets of:

    • 10-15 bodyweight squats

    • 10 standing leg lifts (each side)

    • 10 knee push-ups

    • 30-second wall sit


Tuesday – Mobility + Stretching (Active Recovery Day)

  • 20-minute light walk

  • 10-minute full-body stretching

    • Shoulder rolls

    • Neck stretches

    • Seated hamstring stretch

    • Standing quad stretch


Wednesday – Walking + Core Strength

  • 30-minute brisk walk (try adding a hill or incline)

  • 2 sets of:

    • 10 seated leg lifts

    • 10 pelvic tilts (lying on back)

    • 30-second plank (or knee plank)

    • 15 standing side bends


Thursday – Light Strength + Flexibility

  • 20-minute slow walk

  • 2 sets of:

    • 10-15 chair squats

    • 10 resistance band rows (if available)

    • 10 standing side leg raises

    • 10 seated arm circles


Friday – Walking + Balance Work (Vegan Day)

  • 30-minute walk

  • 2 sets of:

    • 10 single-leg toe taps (each leg)

    • 10 calf raises

    • 15-second balance hold (each leg)


Saturday – Long Walk + Optional Strength

  • 45-minute slow-paced walk (outdoors if possible)

  • Optional: Stretching or yoga-style movements


Sunday – Rest or Light Activity

  • Gentle stretching, gardening, or light movement


Additional Tips
  • Walking after meals (10-15 minutes) helps digestion and stabilizes blood sugar

  • Use a step tracker (aim for 6,000-8,000 steps per day to start)

  • Stay consistent – gentle movement daily is better than intense workouts a few times a week





 
 
 

1 Comment


Unknown member
2 days ago

Great help for meal planning and what to eat in addition to the what the bleep can I eat for histamine intolerance. Thank you!

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