carbohydrates in popcorn cakes

Does anyone have experience eating rice cakes in your diet on a somewhat regular basis to replace popcorn. Have you found this to be ok?

Also goes great over popcorn (buy the kernels and microwave in a brown paper bag). Any type of fruit. I make zucchini noodles. If you don't have a spiralizer, a vegetable peeler works great. Roasted veggies are amazing. Lightly coat garbanzo beans in oil, seasoning of your choosing and roast at 450 until they are crunchy. Lettuce wraps are a great way to increase your veggies, collard, and swiss chard also make great wraps.

Definitely avoid all dairy, especially cheese. It is one of the worst things for people with GI problems of all sorts. I have IBS and Celiac, so I know about the blocking, even though I haven't had the kinds of surgery you've had. I also have GERD, so I can definitely relate to digestive issues. I wonder how many people with digestive issues have food sensitivities and don't know it? I had to discover the Celiac on my own.

It is not only the total calorie but the distribution that has to be maintained healthy. You would need to add some carbohydrates and fruits in adequate proportions. Diet lacking in carbohydrates is likely to be responsible for the low blood sugar. The high fasting levels could result from either increased or decreased calorie intake. I would suggest taking a healthy balanced diet and taking a few readings for the fasting and post-prandial levels.

KEEP THE NAUGHTY CARBOHYDRATES - COOKIES/CANDY/BREADS/WHITE FLOUR FOODS/WHITE PASTA - TO A MINIMUM - AGAIN - FOODS IN A BOX. NEVER DIET - JUST CHANGE THE WAY YOU EAT - MAKE IT A LIFESTYLE CHANGE.

Foods that are high in fat, such as cakes and cookies, or that are high in simple sugars, such as soda, should be avoided

When i was on WW i used to buy the Orville Redenbacher 94% fat free microwave popcorn. Also baby carrots. Great for when you need a crunch. I did great on WW but in the end, gained it all back. :( Good luck.

Maybe if u have a light salad wrap which you make earlier in the day might be good. Light foods often make you feel better, so even if they are just small. Or if that takes too long, have some fruit or nuts (almonds like the other post said ;) ) ... or wholegrain for some energy. complex carbohydrates will keep your energy levels longer. I find rice cakes are a quick choice too.

Eat high fiber/whole grain carbohydrates (avoid any carbohydrates made with white sugar-cakes, cookies, white breads, etc), vegetables (avoid the starchy ones-corn, potatoes without skin), fresh fruits, and low fat dairy products. Hoped that helped you.

Any food that is high in carbohydrates, proteins or fats can give you a lot of Calories. Whole grain bread, fish and nuts are all high in calories and often mentioned as healthy foods. Physical activity during higher calorie intake can help you to get more muscle mass instead of belly fat. Chocolate, cakes, fruit juices can quickly add to belly fat...

If you can walk safely in your neighborhood, fine, but you could go to a park or some indoor shopping malls have groups of people that walk there. If you must, walk inside your home. Get in the walking habit and keep it up no matter what the scale says.

Use natural fats as much as possible. Ie butter or cream in your potatoes, cream in your coffee. Do not use low fat foods. Regular fat cheese and yogurt, etc. Eat the fat from your meats. You could also see if your doctor can refer you to a dietician to give you more advice.

I crave nachos with jalapeños and movie theater popcorn also french fries with guacamole and cheese and Flammin hot cheetos with cheese.

The most nutritious carbohydrates are found in a variety of whole grains, fruits, vegetables and low-fat dairy products like milk and yogurt. At the same time indulging into exercise will help. Maintain a food and activity chart. Regular follow ups with your doctor are also very essential. Do keep us posted. Take care and regards!

I believe that you are at least gluten intolerant, especially to the gluten found in wheat. And, I believe that you hit the nail on the head when you mentioned that it makes you feel depressed. The rash you get is a tell-tale sign that you are definitely reacting to something. Even if you were to get allergy tested and it comes back negative for a "true" allergy, you know you're sensitive to the stuff, so you really should avoid it, like a plague.

Try eating dry things like crackers, popcorn, rice cakes to the point where you feel you can eat a more balanced meal. I think these symptoms may come and go, so as soon as you have an appetite, make the meal count! Make it the healthiest meal you've ever eaten! Hope you feel better soon.

You stated that your diet is boring; however, you have eliminated the carbohydrates starches out of your diet. If you are not allergic to corn you can have corn products, such as corn tacos and rice noodles as pasta, rice cakes, and potato pancakes to names a few and give you variety. An excellent website www.celiac.org is a great resource for information of the disease, gluten-free diet, and food products with gluten.

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Please help am 23 years old male of height - 170cm weight - 92kilograms, I used to do regular gym workouts but for the past few months i dint had a job so am depressed i stopped going to gym. i don't smoke and i don't drink but i have started eating junk food a lot like chocolates, cakes , deserts ice creams etc... i cannot control my food habit! am getting fatty day by day! i have become eataholic. Please advise me how to over my food addiction, thanks in Advance.

It causes colon cancer, destroys Vit A and Vit B1 and causes exacerbation of allergy symptoms. So if you are allergic to carbohydrates in general and especially to refined carbohydrates then you can get sulfur burps and diarrhea. Keep a stress diary and note what you eat and when the burps started. Take Vit A and Vit B supplements and lactobacillus preparations for some time and see if this helps. Take whole grain breads and avoid burgers, sandwitches of white bread, cakes, pastries etc.

Diabetes is the bodies in-ability to process carbohydrates properly resulting in high blood sugar (BG). ALL carbohydrates not just sugar. Your body turns all carbohydrates into BG . I dont know what your "diet" is that you follow. BUT it has more carbohydrates than your body can process. Even the ADA's diet has too many carbs for you OR/AND you need drugs to help your body to process the carbs.

So im currently laying in bed trying to sleep but I feel so sick from not being able to stop myself from eating excessive amounts of brownies and cookies ect. -.- and when I feel the SLIGHTEST bit better and not so nauseous that I cant move, im back up in the kitchen eating!!! I know im pregnant but im gaining so much weight and need to eat healthier :( lol any tips??

Focus on exchanging processed carbohydrates (sugar, flour, white breads, cakes, pastries, etc) for whole-grain carbohydrates (wild rice, whole grain breads, etc), like lhughes suggested, is crucial. Veggies and fruits, in their natural state, are also fine. Try increasing your proteins somewhat, especially when you're feeling hungry, as carbs spur hunger and protein helps control it.

Eat a balanced and healthy diet and increase your physical activity. In addition to limiting calories, avoid diets rich in refined, rapidly digested carbohydrates. This includes limiting foods such as white bread, white rice, and concentrated sugar. Avoiding unnecessary medications can also help slow or reverse the disease. Clinical trials are also looking at the effectiveness of certain antioxidants and newer diabetes medications in treating fatty liver disease.

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