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My low carb experiment continued

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  1. As I said earlier, I am maintaining my weight on a low calorie
    somewhat reduced carbs diet. My norm was 150 carbs per day. It
    included one slice of bread in the morning. 25%of calories from carbs.

    After a suggestion from Cubit, I junked that bread and made no further
    changes. My daily carbs now are at about 100-120. I get them mostly
    from tomatoes and other vegs.

    The results so far are two fold.

    One. I am much less hungry and thinking much less about food. I had a
    big chicken breast piece this morning -- from a chicken I roasted a
    week ago -- and a bunch of tomatoes, and was so not hungry that I
    decided to simply skip my lunch. (1048 calories to this time)

    Two. I have somewhat less energy and I am not "bursting from energy"
    as I used to. This could be unrelated to diet and be simply due to
    some lack of sleep, it ishard to say what played a role. I decided to
    get more sleep (above 6 hours every day) to see where it gets
    me. Also, I overate salt the other day and could be feeling the
    consequences. (jerky)

    I will keep it ongoing, then add bread back to see if my hunger gets
    worse again. Most likely, I will junk bread forever, but I will see if
    evidence fully warrants it.

    i

  2. "Ignoramus2121" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    As I said earlier, I am maintaining my weight on a low calorie
    somewhat reduced carbs diet. My norm was 150 carbs per day. It
    included one slice of bread in the morning. 25%of calories from carbs.

    After a suggestion from Cubit, I junked that bread and made no further
    changes. My daily carbs now are at about 100-120. I get them mostly
    from tomatoes and other vegs.

    The results so far are two fold.

    One. I am much less hungry and thinking much less about food. I had a
    big chicken breast piece this morning -- from a chicken I roasted a
    week ago -- and a bunch of tomatoes, and was so not hungry that I
    decided to simply skip my lunch. (1048 calories to this time)

    Two. I have somewhat less energy and I am not "bursting from energy"
    as I used to. This could be unrelated to diet and be simply due to
    some lack of sleep, it ishard to say what played a role. I decided to
    get more sleep (above 6 hours every day) to see where it gets
    me. Also, I overate salt the other day and could be feeling the
    consequences. (jerky)

    I will keep it ongoing, then add bread back to see if my hunger gets
    worse again. Most likely, I will junk bread forever, but I will see if
    evidence fully warrants it.

    i

    i find that even if i am totally not hungry i do better if i eat a little
    something at an appropriate meal time, otherwise i get sluggish later

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  3. Ignoramus2121 wrote:
    :: I will keep it ongoing, then add bread back to see if my hunger gets
    :: worse again. Most likely, I will junk bread forever, but I will see
    :: if evidence fully warrants it.

    Try a less carby bread that is higher in fiber (i.e, one of the LC breads).

  4. In article said:

    Ignoramus2121 wrote:
    :: I will keep it ongoing, then add bread back to see if my hunger gets
    :: worse again. Most likely, I will junk bread forever, but I will see
    :: if evidence fully warrants it.

    Try a less carby bread that is higher in fiber (i.e, one of the LC breads).

    I am not very much into bread, as such, so I would not miss it.

    i

  5. Ignoramus2121 wrote:
    :: In article <[email hidden]>, Roger Zoul wrote:
    ::: Ignoramus2121 wrote:
    ::::: I will keep it ongoing, then add bread back to see if my hunger
    ::::: gets worse again. Most likely, I will junk bread forever, but I
    ::::: will see if evidence fully warrants it.
    :::
    ::: Try a less carby bread that is higher in fiber (i.e, one of the LC
    ::: breads).
    :::
    :::
    ::
    :: I am not very much into bread, as such, so I would not miss it.

    Then why were you eating it?

  6. On Thu, 29 Jul 2004 15:21:04 -0400, Roger Zoul <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    Ignoramus2121 wrote:
    :: In article <[email hidden]>, Roger Zoul wrote:
    ::: Ignoramus2121 wrote:
    ::::: I will keep it ongoing, then add bread back to see if my hunger
    ::::: gets worse again. Most likely, I will junk bread forever, but I
    ::::: will see if evidence fully warrants it.
    :::
    ::: Try a less carby bread that is higher in fiber (i.e, one of the LC
    ::: breads).
    :::
    :::
    ::
    :: I am not very much into bread, as such, so I would not miss it.

    Then why were you eating it?

    To have a fluffer nutter? (I.e., peanut butter and marshmellow cream --
    my stepfather loved those things.)

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    Bob in CT
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