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Author: PatPat
Date: Jan 19, 2007 06:58
> From the way I had read their point, some almond cells seemed to be more
> akin to non-digestible fiber than fat (passing through the digestive
> system unprocessed). So it might be different on your system to process
> these almond "cells" then it would be to process a fat like butter, or an
> oil.
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> How is your system effected by non-digestible fiber? Do you have to watch
> how much you eat at a time?
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> Rudy - Remove the Z from my address to respond.
>
If I understand it correctly, your system would be affected by the way
non-digestible fiber adds bulk to the stools.
Pat in TX
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Author: PatPat
Date: Jan 19, 2007 06:57
>> I'm a nut fiend.
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> If only all nuts you have the same fate as almonds....
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> Rudy -
Sorry, I don't understand what you just wrote. Can you explain?
Pat in TX
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Author: PatPat
Date: Jan 19, 2007 06:56
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> I like brazils too, but they seem highly variable in taste. Sometimes I
> get some that seem a little --- funkly.
LOL. I couldn't even find that word in Wikipedia. But I am still chuckling
over it.
\
Pat in TX
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Author: PatPat
Date: Jan 19, 2007 06:55
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>> Especially since he's switched to high-sugar orange juice.....
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> Also, if he thinks OJ is an appropriate LC beverage, and chooses it
> instead of coffee or tea, who knows what else he's doing or what diet
> he's on.
Good points.
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Author: PatPat
Date: Jan 19, 2007 06:54
"Scionyx" <>I think I've had that one (mentioned in a thread a while back,
but not sure
> about the cinnamon...)
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> It was available at Winco, and I mixed it with Fiber-1.
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> Have you seen and/or tried the "Uncle Sam"?
>
> Steve
Yes, I have tried Uncle Sam. Once was enough. I find it....well, let's just
say I put it out on the grass to see if the birds would eat it. They won't.
Oh well, maybe it'll be okay as a soil amendment.
I disliked the texture, especially. It just disintegrated into scratchy
powder and tasted like I was eating the box.
Pat in TX
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Author: Roger ZoulRoger Zoul
Date: Jan 19, 2007 06:03
Aaron Baugher wrote:
:: "Pat" faraway.com> writes:
::
::: Evidently, both Target and Wal-Mart have decided to drop the South
::: Beach cereal line. I did find some new ones, though: Weight Watchers
::: cereals.
:::
::: "Flakes 'n Fiber with Oats" and natural cinnamon flavor, has, in a
::: 1/2 cup serving:
::: 17 g total carbs
::: 9 g total fiber
::: 1 g sugar.
::
:: The problem I have with claims like these is simply: how do we know
:: if they're true? In a recent issue of Consumer Reports, they tested
:: some canned soups and found that one soup had four times the sodium
:: it claimed to have. Now I don't care about sodium, but that makes me
:: wonder how accurate the labels are when it comes to high-fiber and
:: low-carb claims on foods that are traditionally high-carb. I'm lucky
:: that I like eggs better than cereal anyway, because I *know* my eggs ...
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Author: RRzVRRRRzVRR
Date: Jan 19, 2007 02:42
FAQ: A Beginner's Guide to LowCarb Living
Did you know that the answer to many of your questions about
the Low Carb Diet can be found on the F.A.Q. (Frequently Asked
Questions) page for the alt.support.diet.low-carb newsgroup?
Try following the link below or the backup site that appears
below it:
http://www.grossweb.com/asdlc/faq.htm
http://home.comcast.net/~agross/asdlc/
There is a mailing list for people to receive email when the
FAQ has been updated. Aaron and Rudy have put a great amount
of time and expense into compiling and maintaining this site.
All affiliate commissions (except for Amazon.com) are donated
to a local Los Angeles charity. The Amazon.com commissions
are Aaron's sole "reward" to offset some of his costs in
time and materials. Please show your appreciation by using
his site to order your books and materials.
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Author: newslettersnewsletters
Date: Jan 18, 2007 09:18
Hi,
As several group members have been nice enough to share their Atkins
and other low carb diet stories and treatment ratings on my site
RemedyFind, I thought I should let you know about a change to the site.
A little background. 7 years ago I started a website called Remedyfind.
Remedyfind is a free, non-commercial and unbiased site (not sponsored
by any drug companies etc.) that lets individuals rate the
effectiveness of the treatments they have used for specific health
conditions. I started it to try to find help with treatments for
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (which I've had for some 20 years.) Over
time, the site has grown to cover more than 100 health conditions, from
mood and anxiety disorders to autoimmune conditions.
RemedyFind has been purchased by a new website called Revolution
Health. Revolution Health was created by Steve Case (AOL founder) and
others, with the goal of bringing constructive change to US health...
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Author: WAH_masterWAH_master
Date: Jan 18, 2007 09:03
Last year I was on a trial group for a new weight loss program. I lost
66lbs and over 38 inches. Any way I was asked to be videotape my
testimonial and I made the cut. Check me out at
http://www.cinchplan.com/befree/realreasons/index and then click on BE
LESS HUNGRY to see my clip. This is so awesome.
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Author: LaureenLaureen
Date: Jan 18, 2007 07:02
Hi all,
Just checking in again. All is well. I finally see 150 something!!!!!!
Who Wooda Thunk it HUH????
I had my check up Tuesday. The doctor stood back and said " Wow look at
you. You are doing absolutely incredible!!!!" While I'm still really
swollen I'm standing straight upright, walking 3 miles a day...
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