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See I was told by not one, but two personal trainers who were also qualified nutritionists not to go below 2k, that anything lower than that is a starvation diet and bad for you. That is also factored into the fact I was going to a gym 3 times a week and more active, which i am picking back up again. I am a big eater, I am used to large amounts of food, ironic since most days I don't eat at all, or eat very little, or sometimes will stuff myself silly cause I know there's not a lot of food at home and I won't have things ready for a meal and it's my last chance to eat, or in the morning I am mostly not hungry. "tiny" meals just don't cut it for me most times I am left hungry and I am hungry sooner than later. I am not satisfied by meals that are for example a small piece of meat a salad and a sweet potato, usually I am still hungry and want seconds. I have to work on that, because unless I work from sun up to sun down busting my ass at a rigorous and demanding days work, and we all know I am not lol. or have really worked up an appetite, that should be enough to satisfy me I think. I also drink a bottle of water after dinner if the meal was reasonably sized and I still feel like I may want to eat more, and i don't need to.. It helps alot. You know I used to love applesauce as a kid, and as an adult I can eat it too, but it's a take it or leave it more, leave it thing, but I was thinking that you aught to be able to make it at home, so if you know a good recipe pass it on! I don't like the idea of using fake sweeteners, I use sweet and low in my ice tea when we eat out , but that's only because sugar won't dissolve in cold drinks, and I'm not about to pre melt sugar and carry it with me everywhere I go on the off chance I am going to go out to eat and want ice tea. I believe, and perhaps I am mistaken, but I will ask a diabetic nutritionist next time I can, that if you use organic sugar, the stuff that looks more like grains of rice and is a "dirty tan" color, in moderation, and not the white sugar we all recognize as sugar, it's better for you than fake sweeteners. A lot of fake sweeteners are not healthy for you and many of them cause a lot of bad effects for those who're taking them, things that don't happen when they're not using those fake sweeteners. quote:
ORIGINAL: MstrDennynSlave TFB, I'm a diabetic also. My nutritionist gave me a 1500 calorie diet. I tried eating the way she had every thing listed for me. But it was too much food. I was stuffed at every meal. And that's not a good thing. She had me eating 3 carb choices for breakfast, lunch, and supper, and 2 carb choices for a bedtime snack. I had to move one of the carbs from breakfast to a mid morning snack. And most days, I don't even have the mid morning snack. I moved one of the carbs from supper to a mid afternoon snack. And again, I don't usually eat that one either. And I haven't been eating my bedtime snacks as I'm not hungry. The pot pies I made in the muffin tin are a perfect size for me. Along with a salad, I am full when done eating, but not stuffed. I don't like buying prepackaged food, as it all has way too much salt in it. Consequently, that's why I started making my own cream soups for recipes. I have also made quick applesauce for a cake that called for it. And it tastes just as good as applesauce from a store, or the longer cooking applesauce you can make yourself. I also use Splenda in all of my baking. I've made pumpkin pies using Splenda instead of the condensed sweetened milk the recipes call for. Any fruit pies get Splenda in them. Same with cookies. And there is no difference in the taste in anything. quote:
eating 3 carb choices for breakfast, lu
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