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Old Sat, Jul-05-03, 14:39
Lucille Lucille is offline
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Does anyone know the protein bar "premier nutrition - PROTEIN"? It only has 8 net carbs and I was wondering if you can eat this on induction? As well as any other low carb bar, Odyssey, U-Turn and a few others. They all have very small amounts of sugar though.... Or should I just stick to the Atkins bars to be safe during induction? I crave sugar & sweets a lot so I need something!!
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Old Sat, Jul-05-03, 14:43
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You shouldn't have any bars period in induction. The purpose of induction is to get rid of those sweet cravings. By having things to satisfy them such as bars, you only make them worse. 8 net carbs is also way to much for induction. Atkins only makes things 3 net carbs or less induciton ok.

If you do have the bars, make sure to have them as a rare treat as the bars, shakes, and SF candy can cause alot of people to stall. The best thing to do is stick to only foods on the acceptable foods list and after a while the cravings will stop, or at least lessen quite a bit.
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Old Sat, Jul-05-03, 15:24
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No way would I have the bars the first two weeks..... I cat have them now as it makes me stall....everyone is different...

HTH, Christi
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