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<blockquote data-quote="masonap" data-source="post: 1838312" data-attributes="member: 330514"><p>Sorry but as someone else said in a reply to 'what have you eaten today', that's not low carb!</p><p>Cut out all bread, pasta, rice & potatoes, breakfast cereals, and it goes without saying cut out everything that you know has sugar in it (sweets, chocolate, cakes, biscuits, pasties, pork pies, etc) and everything made with flour (any colour flour, with or without seeds and nuts). In a while you can re-introduce very small portions of some of these, for example occasionally I might have one or two (at most tow) small new potatoes, or a small portion of pasta, but generally I avoid them if I can. Be careful you don't each too much fruit as all sugar, in its various forms are not good for us.</p><p>Good things: Cheese, butter, vegetables, meat (and sausages and bacon), fish, nuts, eggs, salads, Greek yogurt (not too much), strawberries and other berries are OK in reasonable quantities. If you want a treat try dark chocolate, at least 70%, but only a couple of squares. Once you start looking there are plenty of 'no carb' options (or very very low carb options).</p><p>I've been trying to eat like this for a little while, I've lost tons of weight, I've halved all my meds, and I feel a lot better.</p><p>I wish you luck.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="masonap, post: 1838312, member: 330514"] Sorry but as someone else said in a reply to 'what have you eaten today', that's not low carb! Cut out all bread, pasta, rice & potatoes, breakfast cereals, and it goes without saying cut out everything that you know has sugar in it (sweets, chocolate, cakes, biscuits, pasties, pork pies, etc) and everything made with flour (any colour flour, with or without seeds and nuts). In a while you can re-introduce very small portions of some of these, for example occasionally I might have one or two (at most tow) small new potatoes, or a small portion of pasta, but generally I avoid them if I can. Be careful you don't each too much fruit as all sugar, in its various forms are not good for us. Good things: Cheese, butter, vegetables, meat (and sausages and bacon), fish, nuts, eggs, salads, Greek yogurt (not too much), strawberries and other berries are OK in reasonable quantities. If you want a treat try dark chocolate, at least 70%, but only a couple of squares. Once you start looking there are plenty of 'no carb' options (or very very low carb options). I've been trying to eat like this for a little while, I've lost tons of weight, I've halved all my meds, and I feel a lot better. I wish you luck. [/QUOTE]
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