Atkins and Low Carb Weight Loss

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Phyllis C.
on 2/12/11 7:14 am
Topic: RE: CARb Accountability Roundup - Saturday, Yippee!!!!
B:  What the hell did I have?    Oh, the cheese soup I posted earlier

S;  Snow crab legs

L   shrimp and green salad

S:  chicken, coconut milk lemongrass soup.

D:  roasted chicken leg with red peppers, carrots and onion.

Maybe some blackberries latter.

I haven't counted it up but I think it is within range, kinda.

Phyllis
"Me agreeing with you doesn't preclude you from being a deviant."

hollykim
on 2/12/11 6:41 am - Nashville, TN
Revision on 03/18/15
Topic: RE: CARb Accountability Roundup - Saturday, Yippee!!!!
We didn't do much fu,...tool MIL to the grocery...she can't see well enough to drinve any longer and cleaned out the chicken coop,since it was in the high 50's and sunny. Sorry u still feel bad...

B teras whey protein cocoa/milk 149.6
S bacon 0.3
L meat and toppings from a Sonic burger 0
S protein cocoa/almond milk 14
D coffee crusted bison steak 0
S omelet/meat,cheese 3.7

25.8 net most exceptional for me!

 


          

 

Whacka Doodle
on 2/12/11 6:09 am
Topic: RE: Hi, New to the group.
 Hala!  I remember this name from other boards, seems to me you generated some kind of famous recipe -- grr that I can't remember it -- is that you?!?!

VERY nice to have you aboard!

I have been reading about reactive hypoglycemia here and there via MeltingMama, and it sounds like a great challenge.  Wish there was more research about this sometime-consequence to RnY.  Do you read much about this happening after other WLS?

We are very glad to have you here!  



Interested in low-carb nutrition?  Thinking of trying Atkins? Want to try high-fat and/or high-protein eating?  Whether or not you have had (or are thinking about) WLS   http://www.obesityhelp.com/group/atkins/   


Whacka Doodle
on 2/12/11 6:05 am
Topic: RE: CARb Accountability Roundup - Saturday, Yippee!!!!
 Okay okay -- I'm going first!

B -- Chicken soup
S -- Borscht (beet/cabbage s oup)
L -- Chicken soup and a flax-seed egg cinnamon muffin
S -- Chicken soup
D -- Borscht

This is not a healthy diet, but since my head is full of blah today, it will have to do.  At least I'm maintaining my confidentiality!


Lisa
Interested in low-carb nutrition?  Thinking of trying Atkins? Want to try high-fat and/or high-protein eating?  Whether or not you have had (or are thinking about) WLS   http://www.obesityhelp.com/group/atkins/   


H.A.L.A B.
on 2/12/11 5:51 am, edited 2/12/11 5:53 am
Topic: RE: What a GREAT dinner!
There are some that are not - but wild salmon - they are. 9and the wild salmon is better than the farmed salmon).

BTW: they have the crab cakes - frozen - OK. But since there are six - I can't eat it them all and they are not individually frozen... so the rest gets frost bites. Not so good.

Have you notice the Greek yogurt in there? fage 0%. love it.
Also - great price on organic flax meal - I add that to my soups. (makes them thick and provides good fiber and fat)
The frozen wild blueberries - is a must. I transfer them to smaller zip bags - so that I the frost does not develop.

Glad to have another Costco "junkie" on board. (and single - so we really can compare notes...on volume shopping... ).

Hala. RNY 5/14/2008; Happy At Goal =HAG

"I can eat or do anything I want to - as long as I am willing to deal with the consequences"

"Failure is not falling down, It is not getting up once you fell... So pick yourself up, dust yourself off, and start all over again...."

Lee ~
on 2/12/11 5:29 am - CA
Topic: RE: What a GREAT dinner!
I'm sitting here laughing because I discovered the salmon steaks just yesterday and brought some home.  I didn't know that they're marinated.  I'll have to look at the box.  

HW: 249   SW: 229 GW: 149 Age: 63 - Body by Sauceda - 12/2011

H.A.L.A B.
on 2/12/11 4:44 am
Topic: RE: What a GREAT dinner!
Lee. Looks like we both love Costco. Have you discovered the Wild salmon steaks - marinated and individually frozen? I love them.  I get so many things from Costco that make my life so much easy (cooking for one).

Hala. RNY 5/14/2008; Happy At Goal =HAG

"I can eat or do anything I want to - as long as I am willing to deal with the consequences"

"Failure is not falling down, It is not getting up once you fell... So pick yourself up, dust yourself off, and start all over again...."

H.A.L.A B.
on 2/12/11 4:21 am
Topic: Hi, New to the group.

Hello everyone
I just joined the group. Due to RH (reactive hypoglycemia) post op RNY I had to adapt low carb style. Even "good carbs" are not too good for me. Slowly I learn to eliminate most grains, starchy carbs, starchy and sugary fruits, milk, and anything that may affect my blood sugar. Getting really low  BS level (below 40) is not fun and the effects of that last from a few hours to few days.  Best for me is to try to avoid that.  Being carb addict – I cant just have a bite… and more than one bite of high carb food will bring my sugar down.  Best for me to stay away from that.

Protein and fat are my friends and carbs – well, even in combination with protein and fats carbs usually cause RH in me.  There are some that I can tolerate very well, and the are green, non starchy veggies, some fruits (mostly berries), carbs in nuts etc.  At the same time – too much fat make me nauseas so I try to eat low carb, high protein, high fiber, mid level fat – diet.  

I chose to use cream or almond milk in my coffee, do not use regular milk, and stay away from skim milk.  Greek yogurt, cottage cheese, cheeses, meats, fish, and veggies are my staple.  I will have some low carb wraps once in a while… and they are a great source of fiber and some substitution or bread. 

A quick recipe – modifying a canned soup to be a good meal for me: (high protein low carb)

Ingrediance:

·        Low carb canned soup (one with less than 15 gr of carbs per 1 cup serving)

·        Cooked chicken breast 3-4 oz per serving  (I use frozen chicken breast I cooked or buy canned chicken breast)

·        Spices. (I use ginger, pepper, cayenne, etc.)

·        1-2 tbs flax meal

Open a can and dump the soup into a pan.  (btw – if the soup has potatoes I usually pick them out and discard – same with noodles). Add spices to taste. Shred the chicken and dump into the soup.  (you can also use some beef or turkey or tofu).  Boil everything together (or microwave).   

Place the flax meal into a bowl and pour the soup over that. Stir and let sit for 3-5 min.  Enjoy.

The flax meal adds some good fats and fiber.  And makes the soup thicker so it is a meal and will make me full for a while. Also helps with constipation …down the road.

My favorite soup is the Progresso Light Beef Pot Roast: can=2 servings, 80 cal, 2gr fat, 10gr carbs (but 2 gr fiber= 8 gr net carbs) 7 gr protein. When I mix that with my chicken I end up with 2 large servings, each one app 230 cal each, 35 gr of proteins, 8 gr net carbs.  (but since I do remove most potato chunks  out of the soup – the carb load of my soup is probably 5-6 net carbs.

Hala. RNY 5/14/2008; Happy At Goal =HAG

"I can eat or do anything I want to - as long as I am willing to deal with the consequences"

"Failure is not falling down, It is not getting up once you fell... So pick yourself up, dust yourself off, and start all over again...."

Lee ~
on 2/12/11 4:18 am - CA
Topic: RE: Hi there. I just joined this group.
Great story Pam.  I'm so glad you decided to come share with us.  I think we're all on different plans here and it's great to add your voice to the mix.  What a fabulous few months you've had! 

Welcome to the group!!

HW: 249   SW: 229 GW: 149 Age: 63 - Body by Sauceda - 12/2011

pjwilsen
on 2/12/11 3:51 am
Topic: RE: Hi there. I just joined this group.
Thanks, everyone, for the warm welcome and encouragement. It's really nice to read your posts, the good and the challenges too.

It's not all rainbows and moonbeams,  but life is definitely better without the carb monster controling our every move in life. For those of us who are sensitive, it can make a marked difference in the quality of our lives.

Thanks for being here. It means so much to me....


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