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Old Wed, Jun-12-02, 14:09
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Plan: Atkins / Curves
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I am really missing my fruit now that summer is here and the occasional glass or two of white wine - I just read the synopsis on PP and was wondering if I could incorporate Atkins & PP - has anyone done this - they both look very much the same except for the allowance of fruit (not all I know) and wine. I would love to have a 1/2 a grapefruit with my breakfast. I love this WOL and don't want to slip back to my old ways by eating fruit. Thanks.
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Old Wed, Jun-19-02, 08:46
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As we get used to this way of life we all adapt it to suit our life style. We need to be happy on this WOL otherwise we will not make it that.

How many carbs are you eating these days? I assume it is around 30. There is no reason why you can not incorporate some fruit into your plan provided you keep control of the overall carb level. I sometimes have strawberries and cream as a treat. You will probably have read that the fruit should not be eaten in isolation, but combined with either protein or fat. This is to lower the glycemic index and thus prevent insulin spikes.

It is probably best just to change one thing at a time in your eating plan and see how this effects your weight loss. If the weight does decide to go in the wrong direction then you will need to look again at all the food you are eating to get a better balance.

Every success.
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Old Wed, Jun-19-02, 09:25
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Thanks Little Ann - that's exactly what I'm going to do in a month or so. Someone also posted that they use real whipping cream, splenda & crushed strawberrys and freeze the lot for an icecream treat too. I'm back on induction as of yesterday, so I'm going to have to wait for any kinds of treats - I tended to get cocky and thought, I could up my carbs (having pickled beetroot with extra cheese for a snack, a whole jar of italian pickled mushrooms, etc.) without having to pay the piper - I now know if have to follow it properly. I was doing so well, then blowing it like I have makes me upset, but oh well, pick myself up as they say and get back at it.
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