Carbs counter biscuit
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s the milk sugars that will pack on the unhealthy weight, not the fats) and the fats are actually helpful, providing essential nutrients for growing a baby. Remember to replace empty carbs like crackers, cakes, biscuits, or add to them with healthy higher fat foods like avocado, olive oil, flaxseed, coconut oil and cream, bone broth, nuts etc (e.g have nuts instead of a biscuit, or make biscuits out of almond meal instead, or load avocado onto crackers.
I'm a 24 years old female. I started getting off "sugar train" at September last year. From November/December I have uncontrolled inner vibrations, like a washing machine when spin-dries. It is strange! Usually they are in connection with my cycle too, after the 2nd week it is worse. At this time when I eat very little sugar, or higher carb cakes (I live gluten free life, but flours like white rice flour has high carbs, that I coud not avoid yet, but I'm working on it).
I had one at almost 13 weeks, it doesnt run in the family im just overweight, told me nothing four hours prior to the test and nothing sugary or high carbs the morning of. Did it again today 24+6 same rules. What to eat that morning woild depend on when your test is. I had mine at 1:30 today and just had water because I didnt have an appetite but at my first one I had a belvida breakfast biscuit around 8 and my appointment was at 2.
Its 2:15am and im starving n just want a chicken biscuit with some bold chex mix!
HI, I REALLY HOPE THAT SOMEONE CAN HELP! I AM A 27 YEAR OLD FEMALE WHICH OVER THE PAST YEAR I HAVE HAD NO END OF MEDICAL PROBLEMS. ALTHOUGH MOST OF MY PROBLEMS HAVE EITHER BEEN RESOLVED OR ARE GETTING BETTER THERE IS THIS MAIN PROBLEM WHICH IS REALLY FRUSTRATING ME. I SUFFER FROM REALLY BAD TREMBLING ALL OVER MY BODY 24 HOURS A DAY 7 DAYS A WEEK WHICH CAN BE QUITE EMBARRASING AT TIMES. I HAVE RECENTLY DONE A FOOD INTOLERANCE TEST WHICH CAME BACK THAT I AM SENSITIVE TO CHICKEN, LOBSTER AND SUGAR!
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I have a dog who has thrown up almost every 12 hours for the past 2 years. He's had every test in the book, blood, urine, endoscopies of both ends, and more blood tests. Repeatedly.
There is no reason for it that we know of. Our vet calls these dogs "Puker Dogs", and said that work ups often show no discernible cause. Of course, you HAVE to do the work ups to be sure its not something serious, first of all, as you are doing.
If you trade the simple carbs (white sugar, flour, rice, pasta, etc) for complex carbs, you will accomplish the same thing. Complex carbs (fiber - fruits, veggies, whole grains, etc) help make you feel fuller faster and keep you feeling fuller longer, as does protein.
With the proper food, there should be no depression due to lack of tryptophan or anything else.
Your body needs all of the different food groups, including carbs, so best not to try to eliminate any of them.
You need carbs to live. Look up how carbs help you and how they don't. Make sure you are taking prenatals as well!
Carbs raise BG so restricting carbs will help BG.
when you say 6 units I assume you mean 6 exchanges which is 90 gr of carbs. If you take 250 mg at each meal that is 750 mg a day, the limit is 2400mg a day so you have room to go up on the Met.
It can take 6 to 8 weeks for met to become fully effective.
How do you eat less carbs for breakfast? I can't seem to get away from bad carbs at breakfast.
There is NO ideal carb count. Each of us is different. How many carbs you can handle without having your BG go too high (140 in the USA) is different than it is for me (I eat under 50gr a day).
Google "eat to your meter" that will tell you haw many carbs YOU can eat.
Hey there! I don't think you need to limit yourself to a certain amount of carbs per day. I would recommend trying a high protein and high fiber diet. Also try meal planning. Having a plan will ensure that you aren't going overboard on carbs, and knowing how many carbs you'll have for each meal will help you plan your bolus more correctly.
I keep a bowl of sliced radishes, celery, carrots, etc sitting on the counter most of the time, so whenever I walk by, I can grab a few slices to munch on. This keeps me from being so hungry at meal time. I also keep a large tumbler of iced lemon water on the counter and I sit at that whenever I walk by, as well. Drinking water keeps me hydrated and helps keep me fuller.
And of course, there's always exercise.
Agree, it's OK to take both. However, don't mix the two together and inject each at different sites. Mixing can ruin the effectiveness.
No, that's an important question. Here are a couple of links I like about what to eat or not eat.
http://www.marchofdimes.com/pnhec/159_826.asp
http://www.marchofdimes.com/professionals/14332_1152.asp
I haven't heard anything about not eating coconut so I'm not sure about that.
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