Re: Re: How much is too much sugar?

January 13, 2008

If oyu eat fats with the banana it will offset the immediate hunger

which is a hyopglycemic response to the sugar in it. Cut one up and

serve with cream or even put peanut butter on it. Delicious that way and

will also help keep your glucose stable .

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Artistic Grooming- Hurricane WV

January 13, 2008

Have you ever tried undenatured whey? According to one list I belong to,

many people who are allergic to milk can use it with no problems.

My husband uses the unflavored rice milk. I think it is disgusting, and

it has sea salt in it anyway.

Neither you nor your wife cook? No wonder you have so much trouble

thinking of going low carb!

But do not forget that " natural sugars " in fruit are still SUGAR!

sol

jasrich wrote:

> Picked up the stevia today but I have to stay with the rice stuff

> because whey is a dairy product and I have to stay away from dairy and

> gluten. Makes finding something to eat even more fun I tolerated

> the rice milk fine too so hopefully the stevia and natural sugars in

> the fruit will be enough to make them palatable.

>

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