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<blockquote data-quote="meab2" data-source="post: 1604917" data-attributes="member: 443346"><p>I still avoid all fruit juice and most fruits (apart from berries or apple) potato, pasta...not been brave enough to try pasta and I do miss it..and unless it's low carb bread I avoid. I personally know when I have a spike because I can feel it- tingling down my arms and legs, shaky and tummy oddness! ...well the only way to described it is like internal flutters???? Anyone else get that?</p><p>I find it amazing how different we all are ....how some can eat certain foods and be just fine and others not. The most important advice I was given is to do what's best for you. I've certainly found it very much trial and error over the last few months! I seem to learn something new every day </p><p></p><p>Thank you ,yes I have been avoiding fruit juices , Ive never been a huge fizzy drinker but orange juice is my favourit drink so its a bit tough but the dietitian said I could have a small piece of fruit so that helps a little.</p><p>Thats good to know about the flutters ,because I was wondering do you actually feel anything if you get a spike with me not testing I was curious . When I first started on the new low carb diet I fancied an apple and not long after I did get some flutters also last night when I ate a small handful of peanuts (I know not the best choice but thats all we had )anyway I think I will stick with the almonds ın future .</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="meab2, post: 1604917, member: 443346"] I still avoid all fruit juice and most fruits (apart from berries or apple) potato, pasta...not been brave enough to try pasta and I do miss it..and unless it's low carb bread I avoid. I personally know when I have a spike because I can feel it- tingling down my arms and legs, shaky and tummy oddness! ...well the only way to described it is like internal flutters???? Anyone else get that? I find it amazing how different we all are ....how some can eat certain foods and be just fine and others not. The most important advice I was given is to do what's best for you. I've certainly found it very much trial and error over the last few months! I seem to learn something new every day Thank you ,yes I have been avoiding fruit juices , Ive never been a huge fizzy drinker but orange juice is my favourit drink so its a bit tough but the dietitian said I could have a small piece of fruit so that helps a little. Thats good to know about the flutters ,because I was wondering do you actually feel anything if you get a spike with me not testing I was curious . When I first started on the new low carb diet I fancied an apple and not long after I did get some flutters also last night when I ate a small handful of peanuts (I know not the best choice but thats all we had )anyway I think I will stick with the almonds ın future . [/QUOTE]
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