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Re: (Monica) Carb Addicts - Zone - ???? Which way to go....
From: Stephanie (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed, 4 Oct 2000 14:36:14 -0500 (CDT)
Monica,
hahaha I drink so much water and iced tea (no sugar) that I am calling
someone to give me a break every hour. It sucks for them but it makes
me feel better.
I used to eat the Atkins bars when I was hungry but they are kind of
pricy. But I love carrots and celery so I can snack on those when I get
hungry too.
Steph
At Wed, 4 Oct 2000, Monica wrote:
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>Hi, again, Steph-
>Bringing your own snacks sounds like a great plan. I love muching on
>almonds, unsalted peanuts, cottage cheese (they now sell those single
>serving containers), sliced cheese with 7 Tricuit crackes (high fiber,
>only about 18 carbs for all 7 after you subtract the 4 grams of fiber!).
>These are surprisingly satisfying and stick with you. Don't forget your
>water, too! But I supose you can't be jumping up to go to the bathroom
>all day! I'm rooting for you, Steph!! :)Monica
>
>At Wed, 4 Oct 2000, Stephanie wrote:
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>>Monica
>>
>>Thanks!! When someone see's an overweight person eat alot of food they
>>automatically think that they are overeating and that it is the reason
>>why they are fat. This is the exciting stuff that we PCOSers have to
>>deal with on a daily basis (it sucks!!)
>>
>>I had a chef salad yesterday that was huge and an hour later I was
>>starving. I am a receptionist so I can't just go out and get more good
>>food to eat when I feel like it. So on my break I went into the lunch
>>room to see if there were any healthy snacks. All they had were
>>cookies, M & M's and these really high in fat and carb energy bars. So
>>I took the cookies. It filled me up but man I felt horrible after
>>eating them. I almost immediately wanted to sleep. I need to bring
>>some low carb snacks with me since they don't supply any.
>>
>>Steph
>>
>>At Wed, 4 Oct 2000, Monica wrote:
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>>>Hi Stephanie,
>>>
>>>I couldn't help myself by butting in here. You mentioned the "pig"
>>>word. Remeber what they always say, "if you want to fatten up a pig -
>>>feed it grains." (LOL!) You are NOT eating like a pig. You are eating
>>>the way our bodies were meant to be fuelled. (if you're feeling hungry,
>>>try adding a bit more fat, preferrably the good, monounsaturated kind
>>>like olive oil, to your meals. It's said to trigger something in your
>>>brain that gives you the full feeling.) You should hold your head high!
>>>Good for you for taking care of yourself! And to heck with anyone who
>>>makes you feel otherwise. Hang in there! :)Monica
>>>
>>>At Tue, 3 Oct 2000, Stephanie wrote:
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>>>>Amy,
>>>>
>>>>This diet is really hard. I don't crave anything (sugar, bread etc.), I
>>>>just hate having to eat special when I go out. I always ask "can I have
>>>>that without the bread" or "can I have double veggies instead." It is
>>>>embarassing when I order this huge steak and veggies and a salad, eat it
>>>>all and still feel hungry. People look at me as if I am some pig but I
>>>>am losing weight. That is the hardest for me to deal with.
>>>>
>>>>Steph
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