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How do you cope with carbs after remission?


I always ask for a substitution of veggies or salad for the chips. I’ve never been refused and often get both! Just ask b
 

Pot/kettle
If this is what you choose fine, but I'll be 69 in 3 weeks and prefer my new low carb lifestyle.
My parents both lived in their mid 90s, so I anticipate another 25 years. Hopefully with my eyes working, being able to feel my hands and feet, and with all my toes in place.
Sounds hard? Well ...
A friend who choose to eat carbs and go the drug route instead just had another toe amputated. She's back home after 5 weeks in hospital, severely sight impaired and trying to walk on one foot. She is 5 years younger than me and appears to lead a miserable life apart from being able to eat toast when she wants to. For myself, the prospect of losing my eyesight and mobility but hanging around for years after is enough of a deterrent.

I found new foods and new recipes to love, so going low carb was not a penance - low carb coconut pancakes with blueberries or cream/greek yogurt and raspberries replaced those carby cakes.
 

And some people choose to eat vlc/keto or even carnivore because they view is as a healthy (possibly the most healthy) way of eating.

There are many, many different people eating many, many different ways of eating, for many, many different reasons.

Fortunately we all get to choose.
And even more fortunate (and much rarer) when our choices are respected by others.
 
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