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Re: Alcohol

From: A (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu, 26 Oct 2000 21:03:52 -0400


This is only related because of the alcohol topic....BUT, just thought it was interesting that for awhile I was unable to get into ketosis...and then, one night after a few Absolut & Tonics, I tested my ketone levels, and...wouldn't you know...purple!! Any clues as to why this may be? alexis

Elle wrote:

> Dear Kristy,
>
> I am no scientist, but after months of mixing medications and studying
> my body's reactions, I am sure starting to feel like one....
>
> I would say that alcohol consumption depends on the amount of insulin
> resistance you have. In other words, if more than 50 carbs a day sends
> your body reeling and makes you feel like you cannot get out of bed,
> then I think alcohol would be a bad idea. However, if you are someone
> who seems to function alright on 200 or 100 carbs a day, I wouldn't
> worry. All this said, it won't necessarily aid you in losing weight, if
> that is your eventual goal. But it might just make you feel warm and
> fuzzy enough to relax every once in a while. And that can be priceless.
>
> Take care,
>
> Elle
>
> At Wed, 25 Oct 2000, Kristy wrote:
> >
> >I was just wondering if I should avoid drinking if possible. I have
> >heard that if you have PCOS that along with eating right I shouldn't
> >drink. Is that true? I am not an alcoholic or anything like that. But
> >I don't handle stress very well and I have been having a drink after
> >work about once or twice a week.
> >
> >--
> >Kristy
> >
>




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