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<blockquote data-quote="fergusc" data-source="post: 5287" data-attributes="member: 1652"><p>Hi QRP,</p><p></p><p>I think I've been going lower and lower carb over the last couple of years. Lately, I've been self-experimenting. I have my next clinic appointment in April, so I've been going as low as possible, just to see how the numbers turn out.</p><p>At the moment, it's 0 carbs at breakfast, 0 carbs at lunch and 10-20 for dinner!</p><p>It's been a revelation because the food is great, and I've never felt less hungry between meals. Sugars are anchored in the 4's and life is good.</p><p>It probably sounds cranky, I know, but right now I'm strugling to see the point of carbs!</p><p>However, I've just figured out how to make a really low carbohydrate bread - 20g of carbs in an entire loaf! So they may be creeping back in, albeit in quite a small way.</p><p>I think Bernstein advocates 30g carbs per day, but it sounds a bit too restrictive to my mind, specifying precisely how many grams of carbohydrate one can eat every day. I prefer my meals to be more focused on delicious food than mathematics!</p><p></p><p>All the best,</p><p></p><p>fergusc</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="fergusc, post: 5287, member: 1652"] Hi QRP, I think I've been going lower and lower carb over the last couple of years. Lately, I've been self-experimenting. I have my next clinic appointment in April, so I've been going as low as possible, just to see how the numbers turn out. At the moment, it's 0 carbs at breakfast, 0 carbs at lunch and 10-20 for dinner! It's been a revelation because the food is great, and I've never felt less hungry between meals. Sugars are anchored in the 4's and life is good. It probably sounds cranky, I know, but right now I'm strugling to see the point of carbs! However, I've just figured out how to make a really low carbohydrate bread - 20g of carbs in an entire loaf! So they may be creeping back in, albeit in quite a small way. I think Bernstein advocates 30g carbs per day, but it sounds a bit too restrictive to my mind, specifying precisely how many grams of carbohydrate one can eat every day. I prefer my meals to be more focused on delicious food than mathematics! All the best, fergusc [/QUOTE]
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