Dairy produce.
Why cream is allowed but milk or curd is not?
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Hii Jessy,
Everything is allowed, depending on the diet plan you follow. If you you want to eat low-carb, you have to look for the low-carb food. If someone wants to eat high-carb, or high-glycemic food, there are a few diets that allow it. Weight Wachers, for example. Wa'il |
HI.
I'm following atkins diet and i found out that milk is forbidden. Is thet true? |
Forbidden? Sounds like a religion! ;)
No, low-carb plans simply mean low-carb intake. So even if sugar is high-carb, a 10 gram serving of pure sugar is low-carb if no other carbs are consumed in the same day. Allowed, but not smart, and can lead to trouble :) You really have to read the book. It's dangerous to follow different plans according to people's posts (including mine). Knowledge is power. Wa'il |
Well I'd love to read the book but I can't find it anywhere :mad: But thanx for help.
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Jessy,
I remember a while back you wanted to order low-carb bread from on-line stores. Why not order a book? They are available in Europe, and you should have no problems. Trust me, it's more important than low-carb treats and chocolates, this is your health. Sorry for bugging you, it's only because I care. :) Wa'il |
I'll try
You think I'm someone else, because i never wanted to order something From online stores.:) Well, I'll try to look for the book. Thanx for helping.
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