Guest guest Posted November 21, 2008 Report Share Posted November 21, 2008 Is it okay to eat this kind of hard cheese that contains: Calories : 370 kCal Proteins : 28 g fat : 29 g carbohydrates: 0 g the link was in french but this is the content of it. it is only fat and protein... That is bothering me... Because I like it very much and I don't see why this would be a problem. or if it is, then butter should be as well.. . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 22, 2008 Report Share Posted November 22, 2008 > > > Is it okay to eat this kind of hard cheese that contains: > > Calories : 370 kCal > Proteins : 28 g > fat : 29 g > carbohydrates: 0 g > > the link was in french but this is the content of it. > > it is only fat and protein... > > That is bothering me... Because I like it very much and I don't see why > this would be a problem. or if it is, then butter should be as well.. +++Hi . The rule about lactose (sugar) in dairy products, which feeds candida, is: The higher the butterfat content the lower the lactose. That is why no dairy products are allowed on the diet, including cheese. Bee Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 22, 2008 Report Share Posted November 22, 2008 > > > > > > Is it okay to eat this kind of hard cheese that contains: > > > > Calories : 370 kCal > > Proteins : 28 g > > fat : 29 g > > carbohydrates: 0 g > > > > the link was in french but this is the content of it. > > > > it is only fat and protein... > > > > That is bothering me... Because I like it very much and I don't see > why > > this would be a problem. or if it is, then butter should be as > well.. > > +++Hi . The rule about lactose (sugar) in dairy products, > which feeds candida, is: The higher the butterfat content the lower > the lactose. That is why no dairy products are allowed on the diet, > including cheese. > > Bee > right, I do understand that. But then if there is no carbohydrate in the cheese (this is of course not the case with many cheeses but some actually are carbohydrate-free), it also means that there is no lactose, right? as a consequence, eating cheese having 0 carboohydrate should be ok, as it is the lactose the is the source of problems. There are many cheeses without any carbohydrates at all. maybe you do not have as many varieties of cheese as as I do... so you don't see what type of product I'm talking about (?) Sorry to incist... OR Maybe this is not because there isn't any carbohydrate that there is automatically no lactose? But Lactose is a type of carbohydrate though, right? . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 23, 2008 Report Share Posted November 23, 2008 > right, I do understand that. But then if there is no carbohydrate in the cheese (this is of course not the case with many cheeses but some actually are carbohydrate-free), it also means that there is no > lactose, right? as a consequence, eating cheese having 0 carboohydrate should be ok, as it is the lactose the is the source of > problems. There are many cheeses without any carbohydrates at all. > > maybe you do not have as many varieties of cheese as as I do... so > you don't see what type of product I'm talking about (?) +++Hi . There can't be zero carbohydrates in it, if it is " real " cheese. Bee Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 23, 2008 Report Share Posted November 23, 2008 > > right, I do understand that. But then if there is no carbohydrate > in the cheese (this is of course not the case with many cheeses but > some actually are carbohydrate-free), it also means that there is no > > lactose, right? as a consequence, eating cheese having 0 > carboohydrate should be ok, as it is the lactose the is the source of > > problems. There are many cheeses without any carbohydrates at all. > > > > maybe you do not have as many varieties of cheese as as I do... so > > you don't see what type of product I'm talking about (?) > > +++Hi . There can't be zero carbohydrates in it, if it > is " real " cheese. > > Bee > Well, to that answer, I have nothing to say. All I can tell you is that it is written on it that the carb content is 0. I'll forget about it then... . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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