Yes Harriet happier that someone feels better because of what they ate.
I like all the ideas of food choices. It gives food for thought for menu ideas.
OKay you are right it has to be water.
Many times someone that weighs every day will see the increase as calories consumed and become discouraged and quit. That is one of the problems with weighing everyday unless you keep it in perspective like you are doing. Getting weighed weekly you don't see the fluctuations.
I was vehemently opposed to daily weighing until I HAD to weigh everyday. I must weigh everyday to track increases of fluid. Now I don't think weighing everyday is bad as long as kept in perspective.
I still think weekly is best. There is less frustration to see the scales every day.
It is a bump in the road. You are doing to well.
What I Ate
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Re: What I Ate
OKay, there doesn't have to even BE a reason for it. But if you'd like my detective work (getting lollipop and trench coat), as I read over your days a little, I would suspect you could use extra water intake to compensate for a little more sodium you've had, the heat of the days, the activity. Then the fat stores ready to leave you will have a "taxi" ride on outathere rather than waiting around with the sodium. (I realize this is technical talk.)
Lynlee, good for you adding swedes - so nutritious - are they easy to find? Here we can hardly find rutabagas except in big health food stores and I've only used them in stews a couple times in my life, only as an adult. I remember when I took my livestock courses in the late 70s I learned that in Europe rutabagas were always for people, turnips for cattle; yet in the US for some reason it reversed and we LIKED the turnips, so made rutabagas cattle food! Who knows the why of it. Maybe, like onions, they taste different in different soils. And turnips have stuck with us here for generations until we forgot swedes, which were even abandoned as cattle food when tractors showed up and made other crops easier.
lucylee, sweat is sweat. It doesn't have to be formal.
Good job.
Lynlee, good for you adding swedes - so nutritious - are they easy to find? Here we can hardly find rutabagas except in big health food stores and I've only used them in stews a couple times in my life, only as an adult. I remember when I took my livestock courses in the late 70s I learned that in Europe rutabagas were always for people, turnips for cattle; yet in the US for some reason it reversed and we LIKED the turnips, so made rutabagas cattle food! Who knows the why of it. Maybe, like onions, they taste different in different soils. And turnips have stuck with us here for generations until we forgot swedes, which were even abandoned as cattle food when tractors showed up and made other crops easier.
lucylee, sweat is sweat. It doesn't have to be formal.
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Re: What I Ate
Harriet,,Turnips...I`have`never`warmed`too.Harriet wrote:Lynlee, good for you adding swedes - so nutritious - are they easy to find? Here we can hardly find rutabagas except in big health food stores and I've only used them in stews a couple times in my life, only as an adult. I remember when I took my livestock courses in the late 70s I learned that in Europe rutabagas were always for people, turnips for cattle; yet in the US for some reason it reversed and we LIKED the turnips, so made rutabagas cattle food! Who knows the why of it. Maybe, like onions, they taste different in different soils. And turnips have stuck with us here for generations until we forgot swedes, which were even abandoned as cattle food when tractors showed up and made other crops easier.
..I`take`it`swedes`are`rutabagas??
Larger`supermarkets`here`have`them...I`think`I'll`find`them`at`farmers`market.
I`used`just`use`them`in`slow`cooked`casseroles...
Now`I`just`cut`a`little`section`off`to`add`to`vegie`pot.`
A`little`goes`a`long`way`for`flavour.
Swede`has`no`salicylates`or`amines...
but`does`get`more`sulphur`the`longer`its`cooked`..I`need`watch`that.
When`I`was`doing`the`total`"failsafe`elimination`diet`I`found`I`had`my`limits
`on`sulphur`producing`food.(I`started`feel`ill,`in`danger`of`losing`appertite.
Seems`like`all`the`allowed`food/veg`were`high`in`that...except`green`beans.
So`I`went`back`to`low/moderate`salicylates.
I`baked`a`beetroot`the`other`day`and`it`was`delicious.
I`left`on`its`"tail"and`just`cut`at`the`stalk...
It`didn't`bleed`except`where`it`leant`against`the`chicken.
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Re: What I Ate
Breakfast: cocoa [dairy] granola bar & 2 egg 3 cheese omlette
Snack
peanuts
Lunch
grilled cheese burger on rye bread [we were out of buns]
salad
snack
berries
picking them today was fun!
Dinner
salad & hot pepper cheese no [dressing just vinegar
[Bs was great today yea! Don't have to tweak it tonight.]
Snack
peanuts
Lunch
grilled cheese burger on rye bread [we were out of buns]
salad
snack
berries
Dinner
salad & hot pepper cheese no [dressing just vinegar
[Bs was great today yea! Don't have to tweak it tonight.]
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Re: What I Ate
Hmmm roasted beets Lynlee are one of my favorites. They are so good. I'm so glad it is one of my "safe" vegetables. Meaning low in vitamin K and not counted as a starch.
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Re: What I Ate
Will post what I ate later but just wanted to stop by and THANK YOU for the encouragement and suggestions.
I am going to make a point of increasing my water intake.
I "lost" 1.4 lbs yesterday so the weight gain was water.
5.2 lbs lost since August 1
I am going to make a point of increasing my water intake.
I "lost" 1.4 lbs yesterday so the weight gain was water.
5.2 lbs lost since August 1
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Re: What I Ate
edited to add...
Thursday
milk - 1 dairy
ice tea
steak & veggie burrito 2.25 starch, 2 protein, 1 fat, 1 veg
beans 2 starch
rice 2 starch
salsa
milk 1 dairy
applesauce 1 fruit
after I posted I was hungry again later so...
cheese 2 protein
grapes 2 fruit
v8 3 veg
crackers 2 starch
1488 calories
The counts are better after I had my snack/dinner
One of the great things about the restaurant where we had lunch is the steak and veggie burrito. It is a burrito minus the beans it only has about 2 tablespoons - just enough to cover the tortilla and filled with steak, green pepper, and onions sauteed.
Thursday
milk - 1 dairy
ice tea
steak & veggie burrito 2.25 starch, 2 protein, 1 fat, 1 veg
beans 2 starch
rice 2 starch
salsa
milk 1 dairy
applesauce 1 fruit
after I posted I was hungry again later so...
cheese 2 protein
grapes 2 fruit
v8 3 veg
crackers 2 starch
1488 calories
The counts are better after I had my snack/dinner
One of the great things about the restaurant where we had lunch is the steak and veggie burrito. It is a burrito minus the beans it only has about 2 tablespoons - just enough to cover the tortilla and filled with steak, green pepper, and onions sauteed.
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Re: What I Ate
Got more exercise last night and bs was down so more tweaking in order today again.
Breakfast
cocoa granola bar & berries
egg & cheese
snack
peanuts
Lunch
grilled steak & stir fry
Dinner
will be a salad and fruit of my choice
Breakfast
cocoa granola bar & berries
egg & cheese
snack
peanuts
Lunch
grilled steak & stir fry
Dinner
will be a salad and fruit of my choice