Always impressed with your photos, Robert. My meals never look as good as yours!Breakfast: Yoghurt and blueberries
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Lunch: Eggs scrambled with butter and cream, with wilted spinach, cheese and tomatoes
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Dinner: Chicken breast baked with bacon, shallots and cherry tomatoes, with savoy cabbage and a few peas
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Well they sound tasty enough - that's what countsAlways impressed with your photos, Robert. My meals never look as good as yours!
To myself! I don't drink in the week, I save it for the weekend! I usually share a bottle (or two) with my girlfriend, but she's away for the weekend, so I had a treat of uninterrupted rugby with a bottle of wine. My favourite wines are Tempranillo, Grenache, Rioja, Montepulciano, Shiraz, Pinotage, Pouilly Fume, Sancerre, Chablis, Marlborough Sauvignon, an oaked Chardonnay and the odd fizzy dry white...obviously not all at once, we (I) rotate each weekend!Well they sound tasty enough - that's what countsWas that a whole bottle or did you share?
I get a couple of packets of mixed nuts, a packet of mixed seeds and grind them up in a food processor. I mix them with some milled linseed and some desicated coconut, then roast in the oven for 30 mins. I have it with some raspberries and yoghurt.SamJB, what so you put in your granola? Tesco have stopped doing my one. And I knew what it did to my bg's. grrrr!
I must find a cheaper supplier of nuts.
Does anyone else but in bulk? So they last?
Yesterday I had the same brekkie and lunch as always. Then cauli, cabbage, sprouts and bacon all muxed and fried (naughty) with cheese and nuts on the top. It was lovely. Everyone else had McDonalds and I didn't feel deprived
Then later the kids had ice cream with sprinkles, chocolate, bananas and strawberries. So I had a tiny bit of 85% choc, yogurt and strawberries.
Are you doing the 5:2 diet? I'm interested in it but wondered if it would be safe for t2 diabetics?Haven't eaten anything today - have started fasting to see what effect it's going to have on my BG
Fried is good on low carb diets!!... Then cauli, cabbage, sprouts and bacon all muxed and fried (naughty) ...
Not exactly the 5:2 diet, I'm trying the recommendations of Dr Jason Fung for Type 2's - you can search at Youtube for his video series on Insulin Toxicity and the Aetiology of Obesity. His lecture notes can be found at:Are you doing the 5:2 diet? I'm interested in it but wondered if it would be safe for t2 diabetics?
Hope it is going well for you, IndyNot exactly the 5:2 diet, I'm trying the recommendations of Dr Jason Fung for Type 2's - you can search at Youtube for his video series on Insulin Toxicity and the Aetiology of Obesity. His lecture notes can be found at:
http://kidneylifescience.ca/general...ulin-hypothesis-is-wrong-hormonal-obesity-vi/
Not something I would undertake on my own if I was on any medication, but since I'm diet only, I thought I'd give it a try. 36 hours fasting so far and not a problem which came as a bit of a shock really. I've been LCHF for about 18 months so am probably pretty well keto adapted so not getting any weird effects so far. I'll probably eat when I reach 48 hours - will depend on how I feel later today.
I was thinking of the Newcastle Diet until I found these videos - but diet shakes aren't really feasible for me (very dodgy digestion) and counting calories is a drag - so complete fasting is a lot simpler in many ways.
The fasting isn't about weight loss for me - though losing a few extra pounds would be great - more about trying to reset my glucose/insulin metabolism.
Lunch: What? It's Mother's Day!
LCHF almond flour cakes with a cream cheese and chambord raspberry topping.
Survived the first 39 hour fast pretty well, until the last hour or so - I think there might be something to Fung's 36 hour recommendation. Had a normal eating day today and depending on how I feel in the morning will see if I can continue for another 24 hours. I was surprised by how easy it was. I took my BG at odd intervals and seemed to be a few liver dumps going on. Would be interesting to have a CGM to plot the whole cycle.Hope it is going well for you, Indy
I tried the 5:2 last summer. Felt fantastic during the day, but was too hungry to sleep at night. With hindsight, I was probably already diabetic hence the great feeling on my fasting/low carb days.
Today I am using up stuff from the fridge so will probably have something odd for dinner.
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