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<blockquote data-quote="Mongoose39uk" data-source="post: 444696" data-attributes="member: 46445"><p>It sounds like low carbing would not be palatable to him and therefore a diet he would not be likely to maintain.</p><p></p><p>Reducing carbs and sneaking better carbs in may be the answer.</p><p></p><p>I like cauliflower but frankly cauliflower rice, mash and tortillas are to me inedible more than once. Often low carb recipe's replace flower with almond flour. I can't stand Almonds and much as people tell you that you will get used to the taste frankly no you don't.</p><p></p><p>For me it is a compromise I reduce carbs not low carb. </p><p></p><p>Any changes to diet have to be sustainable. Exercise and weight loss really helped me but again you have to want to do it.</p><p></p><p>This may be a little blunt and intrusive. Sounds like your at the end of your fuse with this bloke on more than one level though. Perhaps you need to sort other things out with him first. I know how hard it is looking after a disabled child even though mine is now in his mid 20's it takes a lot out of you, it is tiring.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mongoose39uk, post: 444696, member: 46445"] It sounds like low carbing would not be palatable to him and therefore a diet he would not be likely to maintain. Reducing carbs and sneaking better carbs in may be the answer. I like cauliflower but frankly cauliflower rice, mash and tortillas are to me inedible more than once. Often low carb recipe's replace flower with almond flour. I can't stand Almonds and much as people tell you that you will get used to the taste frankly no you don't. For me it is a compromise I reduce carbs not low carb. Any changes to diet have to be sustainable. Exercise and weight loss really helped me but again you have to want to do it. This may be a little blunt and intrusive. Sounds like your at the end of your fuse with this bloke on more than one level though. Perhaps you need to sort other things out with him first. I know how hard it is looking after a disabled child even though mine is now in his mid 20's it takes a lot out of you, it is tiring. [/QUOTE]
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