I eat burgen & have no probs with when eaten with fry up or cheese & peanut butter toasties. It's good for you so if you want to eat it you go ahead. It's only when you have it with carby stuff it just adds to the glucose level.
Can I make a suggestion, most of what you had was fine but can I suggest swapping the oatcakes for say ryvita maybe, as oatcakes are not good for the glucose level. Funny but they are almost as bad as pure glucose for some reason. Plus ryvita taste better & are more filling.So....vit90 do you limit carbs per meal? I was looking at it over a daily intake.
For instance, this morning I had 1 breakfast mushroom, 2 scrambled eggs, with a little cheese, lunch was my soup and bread, dinner was roast chicken and roast veggies - red pepper, mushrooms, courgette and tomatoes, oh and 4 oat cakes when I came home from work, I was ravenous....
So....vit90 do you limit carbs per meal? I was looking at it over a daily intake.
For instance, this morning I had 1 breakfast mushroom, 2 scrambled eggs, with a little cheese, lunch was my soup and bread, dinner was roast chicken and roast veggies - red pepper, mushrooms, courgette and tomatoes, oh and 4 oat cakes when I came home from work, I was ravenous....
Depends on what it's eaten with. You can change the GL when fats etc are added so less likely to spike, you just get a steady flow instead of a large rise.Even if it is fine for you there are enough carbs in a slice of Burgen to spike others' blood sugar.
We are all individuals and have different tolerances to carbs - I can eat 2 s!ices of burgen or hovis seeded sensations bread with little or no affect on my BS but I'm well aware that others cannot therefore the only way to decide what you can/cannot eat is to test. For people new to carb counting this is very much trial and error but they will eventually manage to find their own regime.Even if it is fine for you there are enough carbs in a slice of Burgen to spike others' blood sugar.
Yup, & that is how it should be explained & not telling them they can't have it.We are all individuals and have different tolerances to carbs - I can eat 2 s!ices of burgen or hovis seeded sensations bread with little or no affect on my BS but I'm well aware that others cannot therefore the only way to decide what you can/cannot eat is to test. For people new to carb counting this is very much trial and error but they will eventually manage to find their own regime.
We are all individuals and have different tolerances to carbs - I can eat 2 s!ices of burgen or hovis seeded sensations bread with little or no affect on my BS but I'm well aware that others cannot therefore the only way to decide what you can/cannot eat is to test. For people new to carb counting this is very much trial and error but they will eventually manage to find their own regime.
Why do nursing homes have a lot more ladies than men in them .
My mate and me were asking this point straight after Christmas
noticing this fact .
Ladies appear to really outlive the men in them
Made us both wonder about why? how? this is .
Wondered about their diets and activities etc .
They DO appear to eat less in nursing homes also .
I used to test at 1, 2 and 3 hour mark and usually rose by 2.5 at the hour point but down to a rise of 1.0 at the 3 hour point. I don't tend to test bread now as I'm happy that I can tolerate it - although I will occasionally just for reassurance. I usually have cheese or ham with onion, lettuce, tomato and cucumber in it. I also have 2 slices with fried, poached or scrambled eggs for breakfast at wekends or sometimes with pate for a quick tea. I don't always eat the crusts though! I find that I can also tolerate hot oat cereal with added oatbran for breakfast so I may have a higher carb threshold than some.Hi Daphne, I hope you don't mind me asking, but when you say you can have 2 slices of the Burgen or Seed sensations which is the bread I have, I can only manage 1 slice, I was managing 2 slices quite happily, until I tested on the hour, and I was up in the late 8s. I have now tried this several times and although I maybe, say 5.6 before eating then nearly 9 on the hour but back down to maybe 6.4 on the 2hr. I'm not happy with such a spike, I would be interested to know if have you have tested on the hour and what are you eating with the two slices.
Neil
Yup, & that is how it should be explained & not telling them they can't have it.
We have to find out what we can have that doesn't have a big affect on glucose levels.
I used to test at 1, 2 and 3 hour mark and usually rose by 2.5 at the hour point but down to a rise of 1.0 at the 3 hour point. I don't tend to test bread now as I'm happy that I can tolerate it - although I will occasionally just for reassurance. I usually have cheese or ham with onion, lettuce, tomato and cucumber in it. I also have 2 slices with fried, poached or scrambled eggs for breakfast at wekends or sometimes with pate for a quick tea. I don't always eat the crusts though! I find that I can also tolerate hot oat cereal with added oatbran for breakfast so I may have a higher carb threshold than some.
2.5 is acceptable on 1hr for me also even 3, over that & would think again on what was eat, but on most of what I eat I don't even reach 2.5.Thank's Daphne, 2.5 on the hour I would find more than acceptable, I can take the fried bread 2 slices, but 1 slice for everything else, Even tried a very overfilled sandwich of Tuna & Mayo with lots of butter, but no go.
Have not tried the porridge, as I have never liked it, but the cereals Muesli, Granola sends me way up, so I only are able to sprinkle it over Yogurt.
Neil
I like the bratwurst from lidl. Well yummy.Marks and Spencers 97% pork chipolatas, yummy, if you're looking for a good sausage.
I like the bratwurst from lidl. Well yummy.
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