While riding my bike today, I swallowed a bug. Anyone know the net carb
count on your average-sized flying insect?
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S t a c i said:
While riding my bike today, I swallowed a bug. Anyone know the net carb
count on your average-sized flying insect?Dunno, depends on the insect. Was it the kind that eat sweet things?
I don't think it's enough to knock you out of ketosis, but you might
want to keep record of it in case you stall ;-) -
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S t a c i said:
While riding my bike today, I swallowed a bug. Anyone know the net carb
count on your average-sized flying insect?Dunno, depends on the insect. Was it the kind that eat sweet things?
I don't think it's enough to knock you out of ketosis, but you might
want to keep record of it in case you stall ;-)Can't argue with fresh organic REAL food. Good protein and good fats.
could have been lc junk instead 🙂Sid...
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S t a c i said:
While riding my bike today, I swallowed a bug. Anyone know the net carb
count on your average-sized flying insect?Dunno, depends on the insect. Was it the kind that eat sweet things?
I don't think it's enough to knock you out of ketosis, but you might
want to keep record of it in case you stall ;-)Can't argue with fresh organic REAL food. Good protein and good fats.
could have been lc junk instead 🙂Sid...
If it was bigger than 1/4 inch you were supposed to cook it first.
Hmmm, and I thought I wouldn't get anything useful out of that survival
training... -
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While riding my bike today, I swallowed a bug. Anyone know the net carb
count on your average-sized flying insect?Insects are low carb if you pluck the wings first... :-) BJ
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S t a c i said:
While riding my bike today, I swallowed a bug. Anyone know the net carb
count on your average-sized flying insect?Dunno, depends on the insect. Was it the kind that eat sweet things?
I don't think it's enough to knock you out of ketosis, but you might
want to keep record of it in case you stall ;-)Can't argue with fresh organic REAL food. Good protein and good fats.
could have been lc junk instead 🙂Or a flying raison!
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While riding my bike today, I swallowed a bug. Anyone know the net carb
count on your average-sized flying insect?Insects are low carb if you pluck the wings first... :-) BJ
In TX - everything is bigger - so you better double whatever the carbs were.
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S t a c i said:
While riding my bike today, I swallowed a bug. Anyone know the net carb
count on your average-sized flying insect?
🙂Their shells are made of chiton, which counts as a fiber. After
fiber deduction, it may even end up negative. ;^) -
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S t a c i said:
While riding my bike today, I swallowed a bug. Anyone know the net carb
count on your average-sized flying insect?
🙂Their shells are made of chiton, which counts as a fiber. After
fiber deduction, it may even end up negative. ;^)Maybe that's how Quizno's ends up with negative carbs on their Ranch
House salad?
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