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  • 09 Jul 2012 5:40 PM
    Reply # 1002786 on 996933
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    *grin* I'm just loud and obnoxious, I told EVERYONE.  But, it's not a bad strategy to wait until they ask you.
  • 09 Jul 2012 7:04 PM
    Reply # 1002828 on 996933
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    So far so good, nearly a week in and I have changed my eating habits a lot. I just eat whan I'm hungry and don't eat sugar and try to keep low low  carb. LOTS of protein. Chow down on a pork chop instead of breakfast cereal. I thought I would run out of steam under this regime but so far all good. 5lbs off. 25 to go. I have CREAM in my coffee once a day instead of milk! Very yummy and carb free! You have to forget all the old low fat nonsense. Reread Chapter 1 of "Sweet Poison" to see what's happened in the food industry in 50 & even 100 years. 
  • 09 Jul 2012 9:54 PM
    Reply # 1003012 on 996933
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    I agree - butter and full cream milk more than make up for not having sugar.

  • 17 Oct 2012 12:21 AM
    Reply # 1105932 on 1002049
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    Christian Graus wrote:
    Geraldine Trivett wrote:It is great to get feedback on these things; I am only 5 days in so I eagerly read what people are experiencing further on in the process. I can say that I am never hungry any more, and I used to be, or did I just want to eat something? But the "gotta have sweet stuff" thing seems to me like vegetarians who eat fake meat & sausages. No offence !

    *grin* I tend to agree with this though, but I can also see that if you're cooking for the family that's not sugar free, that makes it hard.  My family has learned what dextrose means, so I say 'glucose' now, too, although they know I do sugar free desserts only.



    I think the point here with the fake meat sausages/ fake sugar treats is that we are making healthier food choice (or possibley an environmental/conservation/animal protection choice - i.e I refuse to eat eggs or egg products that aren't made from organic free range eggs but i still eat eggs! just the better option) ...and why miss out on the flavour if you dont need to..?? Its about the substance not the flavour - if i was told sugar is all good so go for it, I'd keep eating it, but its NOT so substituting with a more healthful alternative is perfect. No harmful substance but get to still enjoy the flavour - win, win!! If we are talking chemical alternative then I disagree as this is still not a healthful option but this is the point for me - the healthier alternative and its a bonus that flavour doesn't need to be sacrificed... :-)

    xx
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