Do tell....
I'm kind of testing coffee too. Seems it may effect me in the morning but not in the afternoon. I can't do chicory. Nothing fermented. Dang intolerances.
Yup on the BP. I was trying to ignore that. Perhaps it's time to let it go before the cold weather comes I really love iced coffee in this heat though. BooI have recently discovered the effect it has on my BP. not good. actually pushes me up from 'normal' to 'hypertensive' and takes about 3 days to fully subside again after. Even decaff. I seem to be blessed with an intolerance.
I love coffee. But hey, roast chicory is bearable.Better than a stroke, at least.
I feel your pain and in the same position not wanting to give it up. That being said I KNOW it's bad for me. I feel some weird thing after two sips. I'm pretty sure it's raising bs and can't argue BP either. I'm sure I'm only hurting myself. Perhaps I'll have it only when I crave it and not simply out of habit. At least then I'll be cutting down.I'm sure coffee is no good for me either but it's the one thing I'm not prepared to sacrifice at this stage....!!
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Borderline T2, serial yo-yo dieter but firmly sticking to LCHF with IF
Ahh, chocolate icecream (or yoghurt) - lifting depression the world over!Raining️ and miserable here in paradisehad scrambled egg, had the "low blue depressed" feeling of having it now for weeks for blast, so didn't finish my meal. Sulking for hours for nothing. Mood swings like crazynow sitting in front my computer eating frozen chocolate yoghurt sweetened with Stevia. Feeling good
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Ahh, chocolate icecream (or yoghurt) - lifting depression the world over!
How about trying these for breakfast - they're yummy:
http://www.diabetes.co.uk/forum/threads/easy-breakfast-muffins.103303/
Or maybe a frittata - you could put whatever you liked in there. I like chunks of lightly sauteed courgette and mushrooms, bacon, onions and cheese. Sets you up for the day, and although it's bacon and eggs, it makes a change from bacon and eggs!
I can identify with the sulking - I do it too if I think I'm "suffering" over my meals, so I try and make sure I eat stuff I can really enjoy, even if it means having raspberries and cream for breakfast. Or even a steak if I wanted one. Depression is the enemy - it leads me to eat bad things and then I feel even more depressed.
Ahh, chocolate icecream (or yoghurt) - lifting depression the world over!
How about trying these for breakfast - they're yummy:
http://www.diabetes.co.uk/forum/threads/easy-breakfast-muffins.103303/
Or maybe a frittata - you could put whatever you liked in there. I like chunks of lightly sauteed courgette and mushrooms, bacon, onions and cheese. Sets you up for the day, and although it's bacon and eggs, it makes a change from bacon and eggs!
I can identify with the sulking - I do it too if I think I'm "suffering" over my meals, so I try and make sure I eat stuff I can really enjoy, even if it means having raspberries and cream for breakfast. Or even a steak if I wanted one. Depression is the enemy - it leads me to eat bad things and then I feel even more depressed.
Yup on the BP. I was trying to ignore that. Perhaps it's time to let it go before the cold weather comes I really love iced coffee in this heat though. Boo
Also discovered that KP peanuts only have 1.5 (ish) g carbs per 30g. So weighed out 90g for my cinema snacks. All a bit anal (and I did want the popcorn and Maltesers!) but happier to have stable BG level.
Looked around at 'fancy nuts' but KP Original seem to work for me the best
Great tipI usually have the Tesco mix of brasil, walnuts, hazel and almonds @ 5g per 100g, but your version is about the same and I love peanuts.....first you introduced me to OPPO and now my namesake nuts KP
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That Tesco mix sounds good though too. Our cinema has a lovely black pepper cashew mix which I recently hoovered down during a movie - BG sky high! So now weigh our my nuts and take them with me)
Also really pleased to enjoy an Indian meal and not have a carb hangover. All about moderation!
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