licklemoose
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- Messages
- 315
- Location
- swindon
- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
- Treatment type
- Tablets (oral)
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- the heat
Winner winner, eat chicken dinner with no spuds. Well doneive been a slimming world member for just over 2 years did well in the early days then piled it all plus more back on
rejoined when i was at my heaviest and never did well at all
since being diagnosed type 2 ivce steadily been losing the weight some good weeks and a few bad weeks
got this bad boy monday night
i now have more motivation to lose weight as my daughter has been in america and got me a dsaryl dixon t shirt thats too small for me (was the only one they had and it was a deal on two t shirts and she wanted one too)
im still following slimming world but instead of low fat yogurts im using full fat yogurts, double creme, creme frais ect.......still struggling with cutting out carbs but im getting to know whats really bad and whats not
still a long way to go
just hadf new bloods done so will see how things are looking when results come in
i dont really think slimming world ever really worked for me, maybe it was the carbs that screwed me over as id bulk cook pasta meals and eat them all the time because it was cheap and fillingWell done.
My wife follows SW - Low fat, veg and fruit etc. As a reuslt I thought my diet was pretty good - until i was diagnosed . When I was first diagnosed I was told the SW is a good diet but not for T2, as Pasta, root veg etc are "free" and these tend to have lots of carbs.
My wife still thinks it is very strange that I can fry food in butter / Olive Oil (instead of grilling it) as it goes against everything she knows. I demostrated the difference and why SW is not exactly the best (for me at least) to her by showing the Sainsbury Greek yoghurt - Full fat = 4.1g of carbs, Low fat version = 6g.
We still do eat SW meals, we are just verry careful baout the ingreints - e.g. I don't eat potatos.
I have just asked my wife and she has said, on Slimming world, there is a version of the plan called SP (for Speed Protein). The italics are my wifes words.
So, it’s a way of controlling the main carbs (pasta, rice, potatoes and a couple of the high carb fruits like Banana)
What it doesn’t do is control pulses, which we should limit.
Slimming world promote this as a short term way to boost weight losses, and they don’t recommend it as a long term way of eating, I guess because they are all about reducing the restrictions really, and not feeling so much on a ‘diet’.
They therefore don’t sell any books which are completely SP, but they do have a lot of recipes which are SP. When you go on the Slimming world website, in the recipes section, and search for SP, there’s quite a lot of recipes there.
i love my group@licklemoose
My wife loves SW - even when it means she has to get at 6.30 on a saturday to get to her class. As I was told, it is a good genreal diet, just not for us "special" peopledue to the carb levels.
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